BPTP
Since 2003
BPTP (Business Park Town Planners) Ltd. holds over 20+ years of presence in the real estate industry. Founded by Mr. Kabul Chawla in the year 2003, BPTP is an ISO-certified developer in Delhi-NCR. Defined for its diverse residential and commercial projects, BPTP focuses on sustainable, IGBC - certified developments known as BPTP Terra, which is an eco-friendly, green building project and Astaire Gardens a premium project in Gurgaon, with an extension of projects like large scale township development in the areas of Faridabad. Recently in 2025, BPTP was recognized for its landmark residential projects which are Amstoria Verti-greens and GAIA Residences. These developers are also recognized by Golden Brick Awards as Innovative concept project of the year . They are well known for delivering a successful amount of over 25,000 homes while keeping a key focus providing modern designs and a sustainable urban living experience in India.
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Ready PossessionBPTP GAIA Residences
Sector 102, Rural Gurgaon
TOP AMENITIES
- Banquet Hall
- Club house
- Jogging Track
- Sports Courts
- Kids Play Area
- Swimming Pool
- Yoga Zone
- Gym
- Library
- Lift
- Gas Pipeline
- Power Back Up
- Parking
- Security System
BPTP GAIA Residences is an iconic glass-facade residential project located in Sector 102, Gurgaon. The locality is at the heart of all conveniences, featuring exceptional roads and upcoming metro connectivity.
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