M3M India has announced its grand vision for Gurgaon with the launch of the Gurgaon International City (GIC), a massive 150-acre integrated urban development along the Dwarka Expressway Link Road. This landmark project, which will eventually expand to nearly 200 acres, is set to receive an investment of ₹7,200 crore and aims for an estimated revenue of ₹12,000 crore. GIC marks M3M’s ambitious foray into the integrated township sector, complementing its established reputation for luxury residential and commercial spaces.

Designed as a Live-Work-Unwind ecosystem, GIC will blend residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational zones into a self-sustained, modern urban community. The first phase of the development will cover 50 acres, featuring 300 RERA-approved plots dedicated to data centers, innovation hubs, electric vehicle (EV) hubs, retail spaces, and premium homes. Its strategic location near NH-48, the Delhi International Airport, and major expressways adds to its connectivity, while its proximity to natural attractions like the Aravalli Range, Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, and the Adani Logistics Park ICD enhance its appeal.

Mr. Pankaj Bansal, the Promoter of M3M India, expressed, “GIC is not just a city; it’s a forward-thinking vision for India’s urban evolution. We are crafting a world-class destination designed to foster innovation, while providing sustainable and human-centric living for residents.”

The master plan incorporates green mobility, low-carbon infrastructure, and a Forest Living concept that integrates shaded boulevards, walking paths, and landscaped recreational zones to encourage ecological balance and well-being. GIC will house clean industries and advanced manufacturing hubs that align with India’s digital and industrial policies, contributing to the nation’s growth trajectory.

As the development landscape of North India continues to evolve, GIC offers a modern alternative to traditional industrial zones such as MET City in Jhajjar, presenting a tech-forward, environmentally conscious model of integrated living.