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HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund 3 (H-CARE 3) – a fund managed by HDFC Capital – has invested Rs 400 crore in Signature Global. Signature Global focuses on the development of affordable housing projects in the National Capital Region (NCR), as well as ensuring the quality and timely delivery of completed units.
The funds will be used to acquire land and develop affordable housing projects in Haryana as part of Signature Global’s real estate development strategy, which is in line with the government’s Housing for All mission. The company is concentrating on developing affordable housing projects in accordance with Haryana’s affordable housing policy and developing independent floors in accordance with the DDJAY affordable plotting policy.
“Our focus has been to build a strong foundation through which we can launch many more affordable housing projects in north India,” said Pradeep Aggarwal, founder and chairman of Signature Global. The investment by HDFC Capital is a significant achievement for us because it demonstrates confidence in our execution capabilities. We are encouraged and inspired to continue developing green, affordable, and world-class real estate. We also want to challenge current Indian real estate development norms by promoting excellence in craftsmanship, planning, and service.”
EDGE green building certifications, an advanced global certification that demonstrates a commitment to green buildings in terms of water efficiency, energy efficiency, and environmental benefits, have been awarded to the company several times.
Signature Global uses cutting-edge technology in all of its projects, with a focus on construction speed, quality, and efficiency. With many of its projects built under the IGBC gold rated project certification in the affordable housing segment, the company has become a trendsetter for bringing aluminium formwork technology to construction. Signature Global, as a member of the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC), uses environmentally friendly and non-toxic materials in its construction to reduce CO2 emissions.
