SKA Group launches luxury housing project in Wave City, eyes Rs 900-cr topline

The SKA Group has launched its ultra-luxury housing project SKA Divine in Wave City, Ghaziabad. The group intends to invest Rs 150 crore in this project and anticipates generating Rs 900 crore in revenue.

Located along the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, the development spans approx. 5 acres, featuring 536 premium apartments across 27 floors in 3 towers, seamlessly blending luxury and serenity. Starting at Rs 1.5 crore, the project offers a range of luxurious living spaces, including 3 BHK, 3+ BHK, and 4+ BHK apartments, tailored to meet the needs of modern families.

It features premium amenities such as dedicated EV charging stations, a grand double-height lobby, and diverse indoor and outdoor sports facilities. Other features include a kids’ play area and serene prayer spaces, ensuring a well-rounded lifestyle.

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Talking about the project, Sanjay Sharma, Director, SKA Group, said, “The growing demand for luxury homes in the NCR region, especially Ghaziabad, reflects a significant shift in preferences, as discerning buyers now seek not just a residence but a lifestyle that combines opulence, comfort, and connectivity. SKA Divine is our answer to this evolving aspiration.”

“Surrounded by lush green landscapes and offering two-sided super green views, the project ensures residents experience tranquillity amidst nature. With sustainable features, and a prime location in Wave City, SKA Divine is a testament to our commitment to redefining luxury housing and elevating the living experience for our valued customers,” he added.

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