The Trump Towers, already soaring at 51 stories, have reached new heights, metaphorically speaking, after a record-breaking debut in New Delhi, India. In a rare feat, all 298 ultra-luxury units at Trump Residences Gurugram sold out on the very day the project was launched.
And these homes aren’t exactly modest. Priced between $1 million and $2 million, they still managed to attract high-end buyers, thanks to the brand’s global cachet. The project secured an astounding $382 million in bookings on day one alone, including $15 million from penthouse sales.
Located in Sector 69, Gurugram (formerly known as Gurgaon), the development has been launched by Smartworld Developers and Tribeca, in collaboration with The Trump Organization. It reflects the growing appetite for ultra-luxury living in India, one that continues to benefit the Trump brand, which already has residential projects in Mumbai and Pune.
What helped the twin towers of Trump Residences Gurugram sell like hot cakes wasn’t just the prestigious address, but a comprehensive offering of world-class amenities. The 3 and 4 BHK apartments come with bespoke interiors, an all-glass façade, double-height living rooms in select units, floor-to-ceiling windows, private elevators, luxury clubhouses, and curated concierge services. Each residence is thoughtfully designed for modern living, with contemporary finishes, energy-efficient systems, and layouts that maximize natural light and ventilation.
Then there’s the brand appeal, a cherry on top, that instantly commands a premium and resonates with global buyers chasing exclusivity. To elevate the lifestyle quotient further, the first Trump Tower will include a café, fitness center, infinity swimming pool, art gallery, reflexology garden, private spa, and more. The second tower promises an exciting first for India: an aquarium bar, an upscale bar and restaurant built around a massive integrated aquarium.
“The success of the Trump Residences shows that India’s wealthiest buyers are not just investing in square footage, they’re buying into global branding, exclusivity, and a lifestyle experience,” stated a Delhi-based luxury real estate consultant, according to the Times of India.
