Despite international policy shifts and global economic changes, the Trump Organization’s presence in India’s luxury real estate segment continues to grow. The company is now expanding its footprint in the National Capital Region (NCR) with the launch of a second Trump Tower in Gurgaon, Haryana.
This development makes Gurgaon the only city outside New York to host two Trump-branded residential projects, underlining the city’s growing prominence as a hub for high-end real estate in India.
Project Overview: Investment, Timeline, and Features
The new Trump Tower project will be developed through a partnership between Smartworld Developers and Tribeca Developers, the official Indian licensee of the Trump brand.
Investment: ₹1,200 crore
Completion timeline: 5 years
Expected revenue: ₹3,500 crore
Configuration: Two towers of 51 floors each
Total units: 298 luxury residences
Launch price: ₹27,000 per sq ft
The residences will feature high-end specifications and amenities, targeting premium homebuyers and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) looking for branded, luxurious homes in India’s key urban markets.
Market Trends: Gurgaon’s Rise in Luxury Real Estate
Gurgaon has seen a steady rise in high-end residential developments in recent years, driven by improved infrastructure, upcoming connectivity via expressways and metro extensions, and increasing interest from domestic and international investors.
The first Trump Tower in Gurgaon, launched a few years ago, reportedly experienced a doubling of prices since its debut, making it one of the region’s most successful branded residences in terms of price appreciation. Developers are optimistic that the second tower will perform similarly, citing strong market fundamentals and consistent demand.
Developer Perspectives: Focus on Strategic Pricing and Growth
Developers behind the project have emphasized that pricing for the new residences has been set after a detailed market analysis.
“We have kept the pricing to ensure that it is not overpriced or underpriced. Gurgaon market has seen a lot of interest from investors, and this project is expected to deliver long-term value,” said Pankaj Bansal, Co-Founder of Smartworld Developers.
“Trump returns to Gurgaon with our second project, making it the first city outside New York to have two Trump Residences. We’re also seeing strong interest from NRIs,” added Kalpesh Mehta, Founder of Tribeca Developers.
India: The Second-Largest Market for Trump-Branded Projects
India has become a key market for the Trump real estate brand. It currently hosts four Trump-branded projects:
Mumbai – Completed
Pune – Completed
Gurgaon – Nearing completion
Kolkata – Nearing completion
With over 3 million sq ft of developed space already and more underway, India has the largest number of Trump-branded real estate projects outside the U.S.. This reflects the growing appetite for global luxury brands in the Indian property market.
Upcoming Projects: National Expansion in the Pipeline
Tribeca Developers has revealed plans for six new Trump-branded projects across India, expected to cover 8 million sq ft and generate potential revenues of over ₹15,000 crore. These projects are likely to be located in key metro cities across both North and South India.
A member of the Trump family is also expected to visit India in the coming months, likely to officially announce the upcoming developments and reaffirm the organization’s commitment to the Indian market.
Global Brand, Local Demand
While Donald Trump’s policies as U.S. President—such as tariffs on imports—have stirred global debate, they appear to have little impact on the brand’s real estate operations in India. The Trump name, despite political controversies, continues to hold value in the luxury housing segment, especially among aspirational Indian buyers and overseas investors.
The continued expansion of Trump Towers in India reflects broader trends in Indian real estate: rising demand for premium properties, interest in globally recognized brands, and the increasing confidence of developers to invest in large-scale, branded housing.
