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LOCATION MAP JDIA DEVELOPERS India Private Limited an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Company LOCATION MAP JDIA DEVELOPERS India Private Limited An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Company city Dreamcity Dream For Enquiry Head Office : G-18, Ground Floor, Behind Adidas Showroom Shaheen Bagh, A bul Fazal Enclave Part-II New Delhi-110025 Patna Office : 2nd Floor, Grand Chandra Opp. Doordarshan Kendra Frazer Road, Patna - 800001 [email protected] www.jdiagroup.in JEWAR AIRPORT Dreamcity ABOUT DREAMCITY Dreamcity The Jewar International Airport is a upcoming international airport to be constructed in Jewar (55 minutes from South Delhi) in At a time when over crowding, traffic chaos, dust and noise pollution have become the hallmarks of city Gautam Budh Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh. life, Dreamcity Plots comes like a breath of fresh air. It is well connected with cities Delhi, Agra, Bulandshahr, Greater Located in the tranquil environs of Tappal, just 78 kms from Delhi and 4 Km from upcoming International Noida, Aligarh and Palwal. Airport at Jewer, Dreamcity Plots are amply blessed with lush greenery, fresh air and wide open spaces. In May 2017, the airport was granted approval by the union Dreamcity is 45 mins drive from Delhi via Yamuna expressway. Dreamcity Plots will have all facilities and government cabinet as the second airport for the NCR. The conveniences for healthy, peaceful community living, without upsetting the delicate balance of our construction of Airport will start from October 2018 and the first 2 ecosystem. So whether it’s a weekend escape you have in mind or a peaceful haven after retirement, or runways will be ready by year 2022. maybe an attractive investment in an asset that is bound to appreciate with time, Dreamcity Plots makes good business sense, anyway you look at it. The project has dual entry from two major Highways in Tappal. The front Entry is on ABOUT JDIA 6 LANE PALWAL–ALIGARH Highway and extends back to Yamuna Expressway. Established in 2008, JDIA Group has developed over 1 million sq. ft. of residential space to its credit. With over 8 residential projects across Delhi NCR, it is a well established player in the real estate development. JDIA Group is an extremely customer-centric Real Estate company that works with extreme passion and perfection to create excellence in all its projects. We believe in earning customer’s smile and trust more than the anything else by continuously exceeding our customers’ expectations. We work really hard to turn our customer’s dream into Tappal Interchange 03 Minutes Amusement Park 05 Min. Drive reality. While its flagship company JDIA DEVELOPERS INDIA PVT LTD is engaged in Real Estate Development, the International Airport (Jewar) 05 Minutes Industrial Hub 07 Min. Drive group has also presence into Infotech & Retail. Proposed Metro (Jewar) 05 Minutes It Hub 05 Min. Drive International Cricket Stadium 15 Minutes Jaypee Sport City 15 Min. Drive COMPLETED PROJECTS DLF Mall of India (Noida) 45 Minutes F1 Track 15 Min. Drive • Royal City at Noida • Radha kunj at Barsana Mathura • 4 Residential Colonies At Dasna • Dia Residency Ashram Chowk (New Delhi) 55 Minutes Night Safari 15 Min. Drive MEDIA Dreamcity MEDIA Dreamcity LAYOUT Dreamcity AMENITIES Dreamcity KIDS PLAY ZONE CLUB HOUSE SWIMMING POOL BADMINTON COURT CRICKET BASKET BALL COURT PARK GREEN AREA PRACTICE AREA GATED AND COMMERCIAL AREA WIDE ROADS STREET LIGHTS WALLED SOCIETY.
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