Landlord and anchor come from the same group at Lykli Gurugram. Ingka Centres, the shopping-center arm of Ingka Group, bought the 10-acre Sector 47 site from the Haryana Urban Development Authority in 2018 and is building its first Indian meeting place there around an IKEA store run by its sister company, on a budget of about 400 million euros.
The scheme carries about 105,000 sqm of GLA and around 220 planned stores, with retail, dining, leisure, cultural space and offices arranged around a central garden. PVR signed as the first tenant with a nine-screen multiplex, and Le Marché agreed to develop a gourmet supermarket concept for the site.
The site lies near the Medanta hospital campus, in the part of Gurugram where the National Capital Region’s office and residential growth has concentrated. Ingka counts 2.9 million people in the catchment and expects more than 20 million visits a year. The building is pre-certified LEED Platinum, and Broadway Malyan is the architect.
The opening target has moved twice: late 2025 at the 2022 and 2023 announcements, 2026 in Ingka’s September 2024 update, and 2027 in its MAPIC 2026 catalog entry. Lykli Noida, Ingka’s second Indian scheme, is scheduled for 2028, so the two IKEA-anchored centers arrive on either side of Delhi a year apart.
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