NCC Urbanone

3 & 4 BHK Apartment in Kokapet, Hyderabad.

Unit type3 & 4 BHK
Area1,535 - 3,380 sft
Price / sft₹10,000
PossessionReady to move
Total units1,317
Floors12 blocks · Cellar + Stilt + 18
Project size17.5 acres
Clubhouse90,000 sft
DeveloperNCC Urban
RERAP02400000379

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NCC Urbanone — common questions

What is the price of NCC Urbanone?

NCC Urbanone is quoted at ₹10,000 per sft. Sizes run 1,535 - 3,380 sft. That rate is before GST, registration, corpus and other statutory charges, and floor rise can move it further, so ask us for the final all-in number on the specific unit you are considering.

Is NCC Urbanone ready to move in?

Yes — NCC Urbanone is a completed, ready-to-move project in Kokapet, so you can see the actual home rather than a render before you commit. Buying ready also means no GST on the purchase and no waiting period, though ready stock is usually limited to whatever units are still unsold.

What configurations are available at NCC Urbanone?

NCC Urbanone offers 3 & 4 BHK, sized 1,535 - 3,380 sft. Ask us which specific units, floors and facings are actually unsold before shortlisting — the published configuration list is rarely the same as live availability.

Is NCC Urbanone RERA approved?

Yes. NCC Urbanone is registered with Telangana RERA under P02400000379. You can search that number on the TG RERA portal to see the promoter, the sanctioned plan, the declared completion date and the quarterly construction progress the developer has filed. We recommend every buyer check it themselves rather than take our word for it.

Who is the developer of NCC Urbanone?

NCC Urbanone is developed by NCC Urban. A developer's delivery record matters more than the brochure on an under-construction purchase, so ask us what they have completed previously, whether those handovers landed on time, and how the build quality held up a few years in.

How big is NCC Urbanone?

NCC Urbanone comprises 1,317 apartments, 12 blocks · Cellar + Stilt + 18, 17.5 acres, with a 90,000 sft clubhouse. Density is worth weighing alongside price: a large community usually funds better amenities, while a smaller one generally means less pressure on parking, lifts and open space day to day.

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