Our Featured Projects at a Glance
| Project | Location | Plot sizes (sq. yds) | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Plotted Development | Banur–Landran, Mohali | 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 500 | Balanced growth close to Mohali, future home building |
| Highway Front Plots | Bharatmala expressway corridor | 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 500 | Long-term investors seeking highway-led growth |
| Green Living Plots | New Chandigarh extension | 125, 150, 200, 250, 350, 500 | Families seeking green, planned living |
| Investment Plots | Rajpura growth corridor | 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 350, 500 | Employment-led long-term investment |
Prices, RERA numbers and approval details for each project are shared on request so that you always receive the latest official information. We encourage every buyer to verify these details independently before booking.
Premium Plotted Development, Banur–Landran
Located in the belt between Landran junction and Banur, this project sits in one of Mohali's most actively changing corridors. The area benefits from the Mohali–Sirhind greenfield highway, access towards Airport Road and the airport, and the steady demand created by Landran's large education hub. With eight plot sizes ranging from 100 to 500 square yards, it offers options for first-time buyers, families planning to build and investors seeking a foothold close to Mohali.
Why it stands out: proximity to Mohali's services combined with lower entry prices and visible infrastructure momentum.
Highway Front Plots, Bharatmala Expressway Corridor
This project offers residential plots along one of the new highway corridors being built in Punjab under the Bharatmala programme. Highway corridors change travel times and draw logistics, commerce and housing to the areas around their access points. The project offers plots from 100 to 500 square yards for investors who want exposure to this kind of corridor-led growth.
Why it stands out: positioning along new national highway infrastructure, suited to buyers with a long-term horizon.
Green Living Plots, New Chandigarh Extension
Set in the extension area of New Chandigarh around Mullanpur, this project is designed for buyers who value greenery, open space and planned surroundings. New Chandigarh is anchored by the medical city, an international cricket stadium and planned townships, with the Shivalik foothills close by. Six plot sizes from 125 to 500 square yards allow families to design homes with gardens and terraces.
Why it stands out: a planned, low-density setting with lifestyle appeal and steady long-term value.
Investment Plots, Rajpura Growth Corridor
Rajpura sits on NH-44 and a major railway junction, and an industrial smart city has been approved nearby under the Amritsar–Kolkata Industrial Corridor. This project offers seven plot sizes from 100 to 500 square yards for buyers who want to position themselves in an employment-led growth corridor where land remains affordable.
Why it stands out: an industrial and logistics growth story with strong transport links and accessible prices.
How We Select Our Projects
We do not feature every project that comes to market. Each one is evaluated against a set of criteria designed to protect buyers and identify genuine opportunity.
- Corridor strength. Is the project in a location where infrastructure is improving access and creating demand?
- Approvals. Does the project have the required licence or approval and, where applicable, Punjab RERA registration?
- Title clarity. Are ownership records and revenue entries clear and free of disputes?
- Access. Is the project reached by a proper, legal approach road connected to main routes?
- Internal development. Are roads, drainage, electricity and other works planned and progressing?
- Plot mix. Does the project offer practical sizes that suit both end users and investors?
- Pricing. Are prices sensible compared with nearby projects and established areas?
- Developer credibility. Does the developer have a record of delivering what was promised?
A project must meet our standards on approvals and title before any other factor is considered.
How to Choose the Right Project for You
Each of our featured projects suits a different kind of buyer. These questions can help you decide.
What is your main goal?
If you plan to build a family home within a few years, prioritise locations where daily life is already practical, such as the Banur–Landran belt near existing services or New Chandigarh's planned surroundings. If your aim is long-term growth, corridor locations such as the Bharatmala highway project or Rajpura may offer more potential.
How long can you hold?
Emerging corridors reward patience. If you can hold for five to ten years, earlier-stage locations become more attractive. If you may need to sell sooner, choose locations with stronger existing demand.
What is your budget?
All four projects offer smaller plot sizes for buyers with modest budgets and larger sizes for those seeking premium homes or bigger holdings. Remember to include registration and other charges in your calculations.
What lifestyle do you want?
For greenery and calm, New Chandigarh stands out. For proximity to Mohali's jobs and services, Banur–Landran is strong. For an employment-driven town with lower costs, Rajpura fits. For pure investment exposure to highway growth, the Bharatmala corridor project is designed for that purpose.
Plot Size Guide
| Plot size | Typical home | Typical buyer |
|---|---|---|
| 100–125 sq. yds | Compact two-storey house | First-time buyers, small investors |
| 150–200 sq. yds | Comfortable family home, possible rental floor | Families planning to build |
| 250–300 sq. yds | Larger home with garden and driveway | Upgraders, joint families |
| 350–500 sq. yds | Villa-style residence or significant holding | Premium buyers, long-term investors |
Across the region, plots between 100 and 250 square yards tend to be the most liquid on resale, while larger plots appeal mainly to buyers building for their own use.
Our Buying Process
- Enquiry. Tell us your goals, budget and preferred locations.
- Shortlist. We recommend suitable projects and plots and explain the strengths and risks of each.
- Documents. You receive the price list, layout plan, approvals, RERA details, title papers and cost sheet.
- Verification. You check the RERA registration online and have your lawyer review the documents.
- Site visit. We arrange a guided visit or a detailed video walkthrough.
- Booking. You select your plot and pay the booking amount against an official receipt.
- Agreement and registration. You sign the agreement for sale and complete registration of the sale deed.
- After-sale support. We keep you informed about the corridor and help you plan your next step.
Documents You Should Receive for Any Project
- Licence or approval from the competent authority
- Punjab RERA registration certificate, where applicable
- Approved layout plan with plot numbers and road widths
- Title documents and revenue records
- Encumbrance information
- Official price list, cost sheet and payment schedule
- Draft agreement for sale
If any of these are missing, ask why before proceeding.
Comparing Corridors Behind the Projects
Each project is connected to a broader location story. Our location guides explain these in depth:
- Plots in Banur–Landran, the corridor behind our Premium Plotted Development
- Plots in New Chandigarh, the setting for Green Living Plots
- Plots in Rajpura, home to our Rajpura investment project
- Mohali–Sirhind Expressway, an example of the highway corridors that shape projects like Highway Front Plots
Matching Projects to Budgets
Buyers often ask how they should approach our projects at different budget levels. The examples below are illustrative and should be read alongside the latest official price lists.
Entry-level budgets
Buyers with smaller budgets can consider 100 to 125 square yard plots in the Banur–Landran, Rajpura or highway corridor projects. These sizes are popular on resale, suit compact family homes and allow investors to enter growth corridors without overextending.
Mid-range budgets
With a mid-range budget, 150 to 250 square yard plots become possible across all four projects. This range offers the best balance for families planning to build a comfortable home, with space for parking, a garden or a rental floor.
Premium budgets
Buyers with larger budgets can choose 300 to 500 square yard plots for spacious villa-style homes, particularly in New Chandigarh's green setting, or build a diversified holding across two corridors.
Portfolio approach
Some investors divide their budget between two projects with different profiles, for example a plot in Banur–Landran for balanced growth and another in Rajpura for employment-led upside. This spreads risk across different corridors and timelines.
Understanding the Total Cost
The headline price per square yard is only one part of what you will pay. When comparing projects, ask for a complete cost sheet that includes:
| Cost component | Notes |
|---|---|
| Basic sale price | Price per square yard multiplied by plot size |
| Preferential location charges | For corner, park-facing or wide-road plots, where applicable |
| Development or electrification charges | Where the project levies them |
| Stamp duty and registration fees | Payable to the government at registration |
| Legal and documentation costs | Your lawyer's verification and drafting fees |
| Maintenance charges | For gated or professionally managed projects |
| Holding costs | Boundary wall and periodic upkeep if you hold the plot vacant |
Comparing total costs rather than headline prices gives a fairer picture of value.
Financing a Plot Purchase
Many banks and housing finance companies offer loans for the purchase of residential plots in approved projects, and some offer combined loans for buying a plot and constructing a house on it. Lenders typically require clear title, proper approvals and, where applicable, RERA registration before sanctioning a loan, which is another reason to choose verified projects. Loan terms, eligible amounts and interest rates vary between lenders and change over time, so compare offers carefully and read the conditions. Our team can share the documents lenders usually ask for, but the lending decision always rests with the bank.
Questions to Ask About Any Project
Whether you are considering one of our featured projects or another development, these questions will help you assess it.
- What is the exact approval status, and can I see the approval letter?
- What is the RERA registration number and the registered completion date?
- Which internal works are complete, and what is the schedule for the rest?
- What is the width and legal status of the approach road?
- What is the total cost for my chosen plot, including every charge?
- What is the payment schedule, and is it linked to development milestones?
- Who will maintain roads, parks and lighting after possession, and at what cost?
- How many plots have been sold, and have any owners started construction?
What to Expect on a Site Visit
A site visit with Neelam InfrateQ typically includes a drive along the main approach routes so that you can judge connectivity for yourself, a walk through the project to see internal roads, drainage and plot markings, a look at specific available plots matching your requirements, and time to ask questions about documents, pricing and timelines. We encourage you to visit more than one project and, where possible, to return at a different time of day. For NRIs and buyers who cannot travel, we offer detailed video walkthroughs covering the same points.
For NRI Buyers
Our featured projects are well suited to overseas buyers who want simple, low-maintenance assets in Punjab. We support NRIs with video tours, scanned documents for legal review, coordination with trusted representatives, guidance on banking-channel payments and updates after the purchase. Many of our clients live abroad, and we tailor communication to their time zones.
Risk and Return Across Our Projects
| Project | Growth potential | Present-day livability | Holding period suggested |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Plotted Development, Banur–Landran | Good | Good, close to existing services | Five years or more |
| Highway Front Plots, Bharatmala corridor | Good to high, depends on access | Developing | Seven years or more |
| Green Living Plots, New Chandigarh | Steady | Good, improving | Five to ten years |
| Investment Plots, Rajpura | Good to high, employment-led | Moderate, established town nearby | Five to ten years |
These are our general views to help comparison, not predictions. Real outcomes depend on infrastructure progress, market conditions and individual plot characteristics.
After You Buy
Your relationship with us continues after registration. We share updates about the corridor and project, remind you of practical steps such as securing your plot, and help you decide when to build, hold or sell. If you decide to build, we can introduce architects and contractors familiar with the area.
Why Plotted Developments?
Plotted developments are at the centre of our project portfolio for good reasons. Land is the component of real estate that tends to appreciate over time, while buildings age. When you buy a plot, you hold that land directly and keep full control over when and how to use it. You can build a home designed for your family, add a rental floor later, hold the land as an investment or pass it on to the next generation.
Plots also suit Punjab's housing culture, where independent homes on owned land remain the preferred choice for many families. In growth corridors, plotted colonies are often the first developments to appear, and they benefit directly as the surrounding area matures. Compared with apartments, plots generally involve lower maintenance while held, no shared building structure to manage, and greater flexibility in design and timing.
The trade-off is that plots require a little more patience and diligence. A plot's value depends heavily on its location, approvals and the development of its surroundings, and building a home involves its own planning. That is why our selection process puts so much emphasis on corridor strength, documentation and internal development.
Signs of a Well-Run Plotted Project
When you visit any plotted development, look for these indicators of quality:
- Internal roads laid to the widths shown on the approved layout
- Clear plot demarcation with numbered markers
- Drainage channels and stormwater arrangements in place or under construction
- Electricity poles and street lighting along the internal roads
- Parks and green areas developed rather than left as vacant land
- A boundary wall and controlled entry, where promised
- Some houses already built or under construction
- Responsive staff who can answer questions and provide documents promptly
Projects that show these signs are more likely to become thriving neighbourhoods, which supports both livability and resale value.
How Our Projects Connect to the Region's Infrastructure
Each featured project is linked to a major infrastructure story. The Banur–Landran project benefits from the Mohali–Sirhind greenfield highway and the region's ring road plans. The highway corridor project is positioned along Bharatmala infrastructure that is reshaping Punjab's road network. Green Living Plots draws strength from New Chandigarh's medical city, stadium and improving road links. The Rajpura project is tied to the industrial smart city and the town's highway and rail connections. Understanding these stories helps you see why each project was selected and what milestones to watch after you buy.
Common Mistakes When Choosing a Project
Buyers sometimes choose a project for the wrong reasons. The most common mistake is focusing only on the lowest price per square yard without considering access, approvals and internal development. Another is relying on verbal promises about future amenities, roads or commercial zones that do not appear on the approved layout. Some buyers book on the day of their first visit under pressure from limited-time offers, before their lawyer has reviewed the documents. Others choose an unusually large plot in a remote location because it seems affordable, only to find that resale demand is thin.
Avoiding these mistakes is straightforward. Compare total costs, insist on documentation, take your time and choose plot sizes and locations that other buyers will also want. Our advisors are happy to walk you through these points for any project you are considering.
Keep Exploring
If you are still deciding which corridor suits you, our Investment Opportunities guide explains different investment strategies, and our Locations page compares the areas we cover. Our Insights section offers deeper analysis of the infrastructure projects shaping the region. When you are ready, use the enquiry form, call us or message us on WhatsApp to receive the latest price lists and arrange a visit.
New Projects and Updates
We review new plotted developments in our focus region regularly. When a project meets our standards for corridor strength, approvals, title and development quality, we add it to this page. We also update existing project pages as official details such as RERA numbers, price lists, approvals and possession timelines are confirmed. If you would like to be informed when a new project is added or when details change for a project you are interested in, share your contact details through the enquiry form and mention your preferred locations and plot sizes. Our team will keep you informed without overwhelming you with messages, and you can ask us to stop at any time.
Whichever project you choose, our commitment is the same: accurate information, verified documents and honest advice from the first conversation to long after registration.
We look forward to helping you find the right plot in the right corridor.
Conclusion
Our featured projects represent four distinct ways to take part in the growth of Punjab's tricity region: a balanced corridor close to Mohali, a highway-led investment, a green planned township and an industrial growth town. Explore each project, compare them against your goals and contact us to receive the latest details and arrange a site visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which projects does Neelam InfrateQ currently feature?
We currently feature the Premium Plotted Development in Banur–Landran, Highway Front Plots on a Bharatmala expressway corridor, Green Living Plots in the New Chandigarh extension and Investment Plots in the Rajpura growth corridor.
What plot sizes are available across your projects?
Plot sizes range from 100 to 500 square yards, with each project offering its own mix. Details are listed in the comparison table on this page.
How can I get prices for these projects?
Prices change with availability, so we share the latest official price list on request. Use the enquiry form, call us or message us on WhatsApp.
Are your featured projects RERA registered?
We share approval and RERA details for each project before booking and encourage you to verify them on the official Punjab RERA website.
Can I visit more than one project in a day?
Yes. We can plan a site visit route covering multiple projects so that you can compare them in person.
