For operators who would rather put capital into the network than into bricks: we build the warehouse or factory to your data sheet on our land at Auron, Prestige, Orbit or Unity, and you lease it on a long term.
You send the data sheet: footprint, clear height, floor load, dock count, yard depth, fire class, power, offices, solar. We confirm which park can take it and what the land allows.
Rent, term, escalation, fit-out split and the delivery date, on one page, before anyone draws anything.
Drawings to your standard; structural and fire design certified; the park’s approvals already in place (no CLU required, MSME-approved project).
Construction to the frozen specification, with your engineer welcome on site at every stage.
Completion certificate, snag list closed, lease commences. You bring the racking and the network.
| Element | Built-to-suit range |
|---|---|
| Clear height | 8 m standard; 10–12 m built-to-suit |
| Floor | Industrial slab; FM2 / 5 t per m² on request |
| Docks | Dock-height platforms and levellers built to the operator’s count |
| Truck court | Truck-rated internal roads; yard depth sized to the trailer |
| Fire | Hydrant network to code; sprinklers specified per occupancy |
| Power | Metered supply per unit; sanctioned load per requirement |
| Access | Gated entry, CCTV, 24×7 operation |
| Roof | Solar-ready structure on request |
Large-footprint distribution buildings go to Auron (50 acres on NH-52) or Prestige Smart City (100 acres, closest to Delhi). Stations and regional depots fit Unity and Orbit. Approvals are identical across the four:
| Item | Position |
|---|---|
| Land use | Outside the DTCP controlled area — no CLU required. No-objection confirmation on file. |
| Project status | MSME-approved project |
It depends on the building. Tell us the specification and the term you have in mind; we come back with whether it works and at what rent. We do not publish a one-size minimum because a 20,000 sq ft station and a 150,000 sq ft distribution centre are different conversations.
GT Realty builds and owns; the operator leases. The lease schedule carries the specification, the maintenance split and the renewal terms.
Yes. Operators with their own engineering standards — floor flatness, rack loading, fire design — supply them; we build and certify to them.
A standard industrial shed is measured in months, not years, once the specification is frozen. The timeline is written into the agreement.
Send the specification and the term you need. We reply with the park, the rent basis and a delivery date.