TREVOC plans ₹800–1,000 crore expansion in Sonipat and Panipat

Gurugram-based TREVOC Group said on 19 October 2026 that it plans to invest ₹800–1,000 crore over the next three years in a development pipeline targeting ₹3,000–3,500 crore in gross development value. The expansion is aimed at Haryana’s Tier-2 markets, with Sonipat and Panipat under evaluation for integrated townships.

The proposed townships could each span about 80–100 acres and include residential plots, villas and commercial spaces. TREVOC has not finalised the locations or development plans. It is considering two to three new projects, with the first phase targeted for early 2027, subject to those decisions.

Land and project mix

The company said it has acquired nearly 30 acres and is securing additional land. Its investment will be deployed in phases, linked to project opportunities and market conditions. TREVOC will assess potential sites based on their connectivity to major urban centres, local infrastructure and market demand.

The expansion is part of a wider three-year roadmap that includes nearly 5 million sq. ft. of residential space and about 1 million sq. ft. of retail and office assets. The company also envisages around five lakh sq. ft. of commercial development alongside the proposed residential portfolio. It had announced a ₹200-crore Tier-2 expansion plan in April 2025; the latest pipeline represents a larger commitment.

Managing Director Gurpal Singh Chawla said the company is evaluating Sonipat and Panipat where improving connectivity and economic activity could support long-term demand. He cited the Urban Extension Road-II and the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway among the regional infrastructure factors informing the assessment.

What it means for the local market

Sonipat sits on NH-44, the route connecting Delhi with Panipat and Chandigarh, and has access to the KMP Expressway. These links help connect the area with other NCR residential, industrial and commercial hubs. For buyers, however, the proposal is not yet a launched project: the company has not announced a project name, prices, booking terms or approvals for the townships.

For the Sonipat–Kundli belt, the plan would bring a proposed mix of plotted homes, villas and commercial space from a developer whose existing activity includes luxury housing in Gurugram. Panipat is also being assessed, but the company has not confirmed a site or provided local pricing or demand estimates. The investment and project schedule remain subject to site selection and market conditions.

The next milestones are the final choice of locations, completion of development plans and the first-phase launch targeted for early 2027. Until those are settled, the two Haryana cities remain prospective markets rather than confirmed township locations.