Joon Realty announces Rs 1,125-cr capex over next 3 years
Joon Realty has announced a Rs 1,125-crore capital expenditure plan over the next three years, marking a pivotal evolution in the group’s diversification strategy.

Joon Realty has announced a Rs 1,125-crore capital expenditure plan over the next three years, marking a pivotal evolution in the group’s diversification strategy. Transitioning from a legacy rooted in land banking and infrastructure, the company is now venturing into full-scale real estate development. The investment will drive Joon Realty’s foray into premium residential, commercial, and mixed-use assets, with an initial focus on luxury and lifestyle markets across India. This strategic deployment of capital ensures a calibrated presence across both established metros and fast-growing lifestyle hubs, aligning with emerging demand dynamics in India’s maturing real estate economy.
The move comes as the company looks to capitalize on rising demand for lifestyle-centric urban infrastructure and environmentally responsible developments—where 71% of India’s UHNIs and HNIs plan to invest in luxury real estate over the next 12-24 months. The company has previously collaborated with industry leaders such as Tata Power, Jio, Shapoorji Pallonji, and Larsen & Toubro across civil infrastructure, electrification, and utility-driven construction. Joon Group has also executed large-scale infrastructure projects such as canals, highways, telecom, and power transmission across India and Nepal—underscoring its ability to manage high-precision, multi-agency operations with a deep commitment to sustainability.
Mohit Joon, Managing Director of Joon Realty, said, “India’s urban landscape is undergoing a structural transformation. With the real estate market projected to touch a $1 trillion valuation by 2030, driven by rapid urbanisation, rising disposable incomes, and progressive policy reforms, the opportunity is both urgent and immense. Our Rs1,125 crore capex is more than a real estate investment; it is a commitment to reimagining how Indians live, work, and experience community in a new urban era.”