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Antriksh Gold NH 24 Ghaziabad

Antriksh gold brand new residential apartment real estate project launched by well know Antriksh group at siddharth vihar NH 24 Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. USP of this this project is location and features, as per location NH 24 Ghaziabad is one of the hottest real estate destinations  and antriksh gold siddharth vihar NH 24 have all type of modern facilities and amenities of wonderful and peaceful life. A home at Antriksh Gold NH 24 will better than real gold because rate will increase very rapidly.

Antriksh group is known for delivering commitments they already successfully completed several projects like antriksh golf link, antriksh golf view, antriksh sanskriti, antriksh vally, antriksh forest are name of few.  This group always deliver projects on time with quality construction.
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