Two metro lines frame the Lykli Noida site: Sector 51 station on the Aqua Line and Sector 52 on the Delhi Metro Blue Line sit on either side of the plot, which gives Ingka Centres’ second Indian meeting place a rail catchment reaching from Greater Noida to central Delhi.
The program puts an IKEA store and around 240 retail and dining partners alongside two office towers and a 267-key hotel, making Noida the first Ingka meeting place anywhere to include a hotel. Ingka is investing about 607 million euros, or Rs 5,500 crore, counts 5.3 million people in the catchment and expects 25 million visits a year.
Ingka’s MAPIC 2026 entry gives a total GLA of 156,327 sqm and a first-phase opening in 2028. Design International is the architect, with retail and leisure on the lower levels and the office and hotel elements as separate components; the offices are pursuing LEED Platinum and WELL Gold certification.
Lykli Gurugram, south-west of Delhi, targets 2027. Between them, the two schemes give Ingka IKEA-anchored space in both of the NCR’s large suburban office markets, with about a year between the openings.
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