GIC Lofts brings a new residential format to Gurgaon, one built around double-height living rather than the conventional apartment layout. Developed by Smartworld and set within the 150-acre Gurgaon International City (GIC) township in Sector M9, Manesar, the project offers serviced 1 BHK loft residences designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors who want a home that also works as an income-generating asset.
Each loft spans roughly 1,000 sq ft across two levels, with an open lower floor for living and dining and a mezzanine level above for sleeping. The format suits a buyer who values flexibility and vertical space over the sprawl of a traditional flat.
What sets GIC Lofts apart is its management model. The residences are professionally managed by Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts, positioning the project closer to a serviced hospitality asset than a standard residential purchase. For an investor, that means the day-to-day management of tenancy and upkeep sits with a hospitality operator rather than the owner.
The project sits within GIC, one of the larger integrated townships taking shape in Manesar, built around a Live-Work-Unwind model that combines residences, business space, and industrial development in one location. For buyers looking at Manesar's growth story, GIC Lofts offers an entry point that pairs a differentiated product with a location close to the region's industrial core.
Professionally managed by Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts
Loft format differentiates the project from standard Gurgaon apartment stock
Proximity to IMT Manesar supports sustained rental demand
Backed by Smartworld, an established name in Gurgaon real estate
Located within a large, self-sustaining integrated township
Early-stage pricing within a township still building out its infrastructure
Suited to investors seeking a hands-off, managed rental model
Corporate demand corridor with limited supply of premium serviced residences
Township-level amenities support long-term value beyond the individual unit
Positioned for medium to long-term capital appreciation as GIC matures
