Looking for extravagant homes in Lutyen Delhi?

We offer those spacious residences bathed in luxury — the living room so contemporary, the dreamy bedrooms crafted in no hurry, the astonishing bathrooms seem like a mystery, the kitchens are modern artistry and numerous amenities included lessening your worry.

Welcome to Super Luxury Floors — 

a mighty fine choice to find lavish pieces of dream properties for you. Listed below are the areas in Lutyen Delhi where you can find our properties: -
Panchsheel Park -
Anand Lok -
Chanakyapuri -
Defense Colony -
Friends Colony -
Greater Kailash I -
Golf Link -
Greater Kailash II -
Jor Bagh - Miami -
Doral -
Little Havana -
Perrine -
South Delhi -

Vasanth Vihar

In addition to just spacious residences, we offer a range of property types as listed below: - Commercial -
   Offices -
    Shops -
Residential: -
    Apartment -
    Apartment building -
    Bungalow -
    Condominium -
    Single-family home -
    Villa

The best real estate deals —

 waiting here! Come, explore the properties we’ve listed out for you; do learn more about the facilities offered too. Why us? Because we’ve already sold more than 5,000 homes and are still going strong. So. we invite you to look into the below properties, and we hope that you will find something that matches your needs.

Why should you try us — once? - 

Homes in fine localities -
Lesser turnaround times -
Spoilt by choices -
Best deals

Homes in fine localities: 

Backed by years of experience, we, now, precisely understand our customer's needs, and hence propose only those properties located at prime locations in the city.

Lesser turnaround times: 

We're a team of passionate and experienced professionals who work round-the-clock to deliver to customer's needs fast.

Spoilt by choices:

 We're well aware that no two humans are the same — either their tastes, needs or lifestyles. Hence, we list out numerous property options to our customers, ensuring no compromise with dreams.

Best deals: 

There are many replicates like us in the market, selling mediocre properties at exorbitant rates. However, we believe in delivering the best homes at best deals to our customers, thus gaining trust in their hearts.

 How to invest with confidence?

 Don't leave dreams to chance. 
Owning a home is a dream for many. However, to make them come true, it takes a lot out of you — time, money, patience to name a few. And despite doing the hard yards, there is no guarantee that you end up buying what you set out for. So, the million-dollar question is — do you want to leave your dream, built on your hard-earned money, to chance? If no, then you're reading the right piece 'How to invest with confidence?'

Real estate: an underestimated investment option. 

Today's investment portfolio comes in various well-packaged options such as stocks, gold, bonds, government schemes and so on. As lucrative they're made to seem, real estate is still an (underestimated) investment choice that may provide healthy gains — thanks to its sharp boom, and a steady rise in average incomes.

However, one needs a little guidance to understand real estate investments in detail. Fret not, it's not rocket science, but a list of points you need to keep in mind.
 1. Patience is the key to your home: The builders/property dealers promise overnight completion of formalities, but you may end with a home below your expectations, or sell your space well below the market rates.
2. Research your search: Be thorough about the builder's history, the locality of the project, the amenities included and so on. These factors will impact your returns in the future.
3. Scan the papers clearly: Make sure the property papers are checked by legal experts, as scams are highly prevalent today. Failing to do so can lead to court cases and litigations. Also be wary of sellers offering the property well below the market rate, as they could be duping you.
4. Know your market rates: Beware of paying more for a property than its deserved value. Learn about the current market rates, and multiply it with the scope for development, to estimate the potential returns in the future.
5. Talk to common folk: Unlike dealers/builders, localities will give you the best possible idea of an area you plan to invest in, helping you understand the existing problems, current market rates, and so on; this also helps you estimate your potential returns in the future.
6. Count your finances: Though loans are easily available, do make sure to calculate the interest and other expenses incurred to reach the end goal — your dream property — before freezing on it.
7. Remain calm: All real estate deals may not turn out to be fruitful, but a compromise can only lock you up in a below-par property. Taking it slow can deliver your dream property at a good deal, with additional benefits too.
8. Consider the risk factor: Though real estate investments are subject to a certain degree of risk, they're still safer than other investment portfolios. However, do make sure to stay ahead of legal hurdles and property disputes.

Economic dynamics in India are certainly taking an upward journey, making real estate a stable investment option. Put these tips to work to end up with a great property deal.

Vaastu checklist to help buy — or rectify — a home.

Vaastu Shastra is often misinterpreted as merely the science of architecture, however, its roots go back ages to the ancient Vedic science, which was written to manifest blissful living. Vastu — derived from the divine being called Vaastu Purush — is the mathematical calculation of a site’s directional attributes, and use those numbers to decide the position of rooms, placement of furniture, and so on. While looking out for homes, there’d be numerous builders sweet-talking into buying a property. However, Vaastu is a very important aspect to be considered before investing in a property.

Listed below is a Vaastu checklist to help you buy a property: 
● Avoid shifting to a new home on a Tuesday or Saturday
● Avoid buying homes in the North East or South West corners
● Avoid buying homes with balcony to the South
● Buy homes with balconies in the East and North
● Make sure the slope of the balcony is towards North or East
● Ensure the room on the terrace is in South West corner
● Ensure the drainage system is in the North, North West or West
● Use light colors on walls — cream, white, blue, green — for positivity
● Try to buy homes either in rectangular or square shape
● Avoid buying homes with kitchen and toilets in the North East
● Buy homes with windows in the North or East direction
● Make the room in the East or North West into a drawing room
● Place the desks in the study room in the East or North
● Hang the deities onto the wall in the West or East Now, you might question us, “What if the homes put up for sale don’t comply with Vastu Shastra? Or what if you’re already a homeowner? This is a very valid the question, and hence we’ve listed down simple remedies to rectify in your home:
● Place the furniture in the recommended direction
● Change to the prescribed wall and floor colors
● Alter the cooking direction appropriately
 ● Change the direction of toilet basins
● Alter the direction of the puja room

Do consult a Vaastu practitioner to help you with the above, and manifest happiness and prosperity.

Man has broken new barriers in the field of science and technology, certainly in the last century. However, his faith in ancient science is slowly dwindling, which poses an important question, “Is Vaastu Shastra really important to live a blissful life?” The answer — the above remedies (or tips) may not bring immediate benefits to a home, but Vaastu has stood the test of time and has shown extraordinary results to those following it with sincerity. Perhaps, the majority of us are unaware that the principles of Vaastu are now accredited as the solid science of architecture, which helps design a home using nature’s five elements and maximizes the well-being of every occupant living inside

Things for NRIs to know to buy immovable property in India.

Hey non-resident Indian (NRI), are you planning to invest in India? You could be in luck because the country is past real estate price correction phase, and is set to offer more lucrative deals at favorable currency rates. 

For an NRI, there are no restrictions on the number of real estate properties to invest in — residential or commercial — and there are no special permissions needed to make a purchase either. However, an NRI must transact in rupees only, through funds received in the country by means of normal banking channels. These funds have to be maintained in a non-resident account under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and the Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) regulations.

Listed below are the five important aspects an NRI must be aware of, which are:

Nature of property: 

NRIs investment in the Indian real estate market is treated as equals with investments made by resident Indians. However, an NRI can buy agricultural land, farmhouse, or plantation property in the country, only after getting approval from RBI. 

Taxation: 

Any property sold by an NRI in India, the TDS calculations are done at a rate of 20.6 percent on long-term capital gains and 30.9 percent on short-term capital gains. Do note that the final tax rate for NRIs and resident Indians are similar. An NRI applicable to a lower tax slab can apply for a refund of the TDS by filing the income tax returns. 

Home loan: 

For NRIs planning to buy a home in India, permission is granted to banks and housing finance companies, registered with the National Housing Bank, to provide loans for the same. Do remember that the loan amount — sanctioned in rupees — is to be repaid in the same currency. The regulations stipulate the loan amount cannot be credited directly to the bank account of an NRI, but to be disbursed either to seller’s or developer’s account. Also, the loan can be repaid using funds in an NRI's NRO/NRE account or FCNR deposits. 

Power of attorney (POA): 

To complete the purchase in India, NRIs have the option to give the PoA to friends or relatives; they can either be general or specific about the rights a representative can exercise. 

Repatriation of funds back to the foreign country: - 

The property must have been purchased in accordance with the FEMA directives applicable at the time of purchase - If the property was bought via foreign exchange remitted through normal banking channels or out of funds held in FCNR (B) account, then the amount repatriated must not exceed the original amount paid for the property However, in the below circumstances, the NRI/PIO may repatriate a maximum of $ 1 million per financial year:

● Out of the balance held in NRO account, if the property was purchased out of rupee source of funds

● If the property was acquired by way of gift, sale proceeds must be credited to an NRO account and may be repatriated thereafter

● If the property was inherited from a resident Indian, funds maybe repatriated on producing documentary evidence proving inheritance, an undertaking by the NRI/PIO, and a certificate of an authorized chartered accountant in the format prescribed by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) 

● In the case of a residential property, repatriation of sale proceeds is restricted to less than or equal to two properties 

● A foreign national may repatriate sale proceeds even if the property was inherited from a person outside India. However, prior approval of the RBI must be obtained.

● A citizen of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, China, Afghanistan and Iran must seek specific approval from the RBI for repatriation of sale proceeds Apart from the above-mentioned points, the rules applicable and the treatment extended is the same for both an NRI and any other Indian resident.