Anant Raj Center 1 sits inside Anant Raj Limited's Delhi portfolio as the company's active commercial project in Chhatarpur, South Delhi. In its FY 2025-26 annual disclosures, the company confirmed that construction resumed at Anant Raj Center 1, Chhatarpur, South Delhi, alongside a parallel expansion plan for Anant Raj Center 2 on NH-8, where an expansion of 6.10 lakh sq. ft. is planned subject to FSI approval. For a developer that reports its Delhi projects individually to shareholders rather than folding them into a generic "South Delhi portfolio" line, this level of disclosure signals that Chhatarpur is an active, monitored part of the company's near-term execution plan, not a legacy asset sitting idle on the books.
Anant Raj Limited traces its origins to 1969 and is headquartered in New Delhi, India, having changed its name from Anant Raj Industries Limited to Anant Raj Limited in October 2012. The company is listed and reports its results publicly: for FY 2025-26 it posted consolidated revenue rising 21.92% to ₹2,511.60 crore, EBITDA up 35.94% to ₹723.15 crore, and PAT growing 30.81% to ₹557.02 crore. It also achieved net debt-free status and raised ₹1,099.99 crore via QIP during the year. Underpinning this is a land bank where the company holds approximately 320 acres of fully paid, litigation-free land bank, providing development visibility of 10–12 years. On its own account, the group states it has 300+ acres of land and 21 million sq. ft. delivered to date, spanning residential, commercial, and IT-park formats across Delhi, Haryana, and beyond.
The Chhatarpur project has its roots in an existing hospitality asset that the company repositioned for office and service-apartment use. Company statements around the project describe it as a roughly 5.5-acre site where construction has started on the hotel and serviced apartment projects... the property spans 5.5 acres, and the business plans to build an additional tower on the back side, with an estimated build cost close to Rs 300 crore excluding land, and a mix expected to include serviced apartments, banquet spaces, and rooms. This gives Anant Raj Center 1 a mixed-use commercial character rather than a purely residential one, aligning with the kind of office, hospitality, and service-apartment formats that Anant Raj Center properties carry elsewhere in South Delhi, where comparable Anant Raj Center developments have offered bare shell Office Space and Shop formats under construction.
Anant Raj's commercial and mixed-use bets tend to sit on land with strong metro and highway access, and Chhatarpur qualifies on both counts. The nearest metro station to Chattarpur is Chhatarpur metro station, which is 0.5 km away, with Qutub Minar metro station and Sultanpur metro station as other transit points on the Yellow Line. Road access runs through NH 148A, connecting Chhatarpur to Gurgaon and other parts of Delhi, while Indira Gandhi International Airport is reachable within an hour. The locality's next infrastructure leg is already visible: the upcoming Golden Metro Line, scheduled for completion by March 2026, promises to significantly enhance regional connectivity, and separately, Delhi's PWD has planned an elevated corridor on Chhatarpur's 100-Foot Road extending towards IGNOU Gate, a new connection between Chhatarpur Main Road and SSN Marg, and elevated stretches on IGNOU Road improving access to Sainik Farm. For a commercial and service-apartment format like Anant Raj Center 1, this combination of an existing metro station, a Gurgaon-facing highway, and a pending flyover programme is precisely the connectivity profile that supports footfall and occupancy over the medium term.
Chhatarpur's residential pricing gives context to the commercial opportunity around it. Apartments in Chattarpur are available at an average price of ₹5,500 per square foot, while the adjoining Chattarpur Extension offers apartments at an average price of ₹4,150 per square foot, with a 9.2% year-on-year change in price. Metro-linked appreciation across South Delhi has followed a broader pattern where every new metro corridor has historically triggered a 10-25% rise in property prices within nearby areas over 2-3 years, a dynamic that analysts specifically flag for South Delhi, Chhattarpur, Saket, Mehrauli, Gurugram, and Noida Sector 62 as the Phase-IV network completes. This is the demand pool that a commercial and hospitality-led project such as Anant Raj Center 1 is positioned to serve — office tenants, service-apartment guests, and retail footfall drawn from an increasingly dense, better-connected residential catchment.
Chhatarpur's everyday infrastructure has matured alongside its housing stock. Leading hospitals such as Apex Hospital, K.R. Hospital, and Yogmaya Multispeciality Hospital are located in and around the area, and residents have access to shopping and recreational hubs such as Masoodpur market, DLF Courtyard Mall, Select Citywalk Mall, and PVR. The locality also carries a distinct landmark identity: it is famous for the Chattarpur Mandir, one of Delhi's largest temple complexes, and its wide farmhouse belt that gives the area more greenery than most parts of the city, while remaining 10-15 km from job hubs at Cyber City & Udyog Vihar in Gurugram. For an Anant Raj Center 1 tenant or investor, this combination of healthcare, retail, and employment-centre proximity — layered onto metro and highway access — is what gives the address its working-day relevance, not just its residential appeal.
Chhatarpur is one node in a company footprint that spans several formats. The group's flagship is Anant Raj Estate, an integrated township spread across 220 acres at Sector 63A, Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram, alongside Birla Navya, a joint venture with Birla Estates, where Phase I has been delivered, Phase II occupancy certificates have been received with deliveries underway, Phase III is progressing, and Phase IV launched in Q4 FY 2024-25. On the housing-approvals side in Gurugram, the company has obtained licence and key approvals for Group Housing-2 on 5.09 acres with a planned saleable area of 0.90 million sq. ft., while Group Housing-3 on 6.38 acres is at an advanced licensing stage. Beyond residential and commercial real estate, the group has also built a data-centre business under Anant Raj Cloud, where consolidated revenue from data centre, infrastructure, rental, and other services grew 126.89% year-on-year in FY 2025-26 — a diversification that reflects a company redeploying its NCR land bank across formats rather than exiting older ones. Chhatarpur, in that context, is where the group continues to hold and develop a commercial and hospitality asset inside one of South Delhi's better-connected, temple-anchored, farmhouse-belt localities.