Aparna Constructions Invests Rs 2,851 Crore in Hyderabad’s Luxury Township

Hyderabad, November 11, 2024: Aparna Constructions and Estates Private Limited is launching Aparna Deccan Town, a new luxury residential project in Gopanpally, Hyderabad. The company is investing Rs 2,851 Crore in the first phase of this project, the company said in a statement.  

Aparna Deccan Town, a meticulously designed 123-acre township in the Gopanpally-Gachibowli area, comprises high-rise apartment communities and a gated community of 99 independent premium bungalows. The township is positioned in the heart of Hyderabad’s IT hub and top business districts, including Tellapur, Kokapet, the Financial District, and Neopolis. With these developments, Aparna Constructions has expanded its portfolio to 82 projects, of which 71 are residential properties and 11 are commercial and retail spaces, the statement added.

Aparna Constructions and Estates Private Limited has launched Aparna Sunstone, the first residential project within the larger Aparna Deccan Town development in Gopanpally, Hyderabad. This project comprises nine G+44 towers, offering 3 BHK apartments ranging from 1,478 to 2,237 square feet. Aparna Sunstone is designed to offer a luxury lifestyle with a clubhouse, sports facilities, and retail spaces, the statesman said. 

Commenting on the launch, S.S. Reddy, Managing Director, Aparna Constructions and Estates, said, “The launch of Aparna Deccan Town and Aparna Sunstone marks our milestone entry into the ultra-luxury segment, a step that aligns with our 28-year legacy of excellence and innovation in real estate. As Hyderabad transforms into a vibrant global hub, we are thrilled to contribute meaningfully to this journey by delivering world-class developments that harmonize modern amenities with tranquil, meticulously crafted environments. Capturing the spirit of a city that is both dynamic and ambitious, Aparna Deccan Town embodies our vision of offering Hyderabad’s residents luxurious, thoughtfully designed living spaces that meet the evolving demands of urban life.”