TDI South Ex 1
TypeCommercial StatusOperational From₹35 Lakh Sector118 Mohali
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Operational Commercial Market · Sector 118 Mohali

TDI South Ex 1

200-ft Airport Road · Sector 118 · TDI City · SAS Nagar, Mohali

₹1.15 Cr+
Starting Price
Varies by unit
Live
Market Status
Businesses running
200ft
Road Frontage
Airport Road
5–8%
Rental Yield
Typical commercial
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Status
Operational — not under construction
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Anchor footfall
Park Street Mall (McDonald’s + more) live
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Income
Immediate rental potential
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Developer
TDI Infratech · 30+ years

An Operational Market — Not a Promise

Most commercial launches sell you a future. South Ex 1 sells you a present: businesses are already trading, the mall is live, and footfall exists today. That means income from day one and zero construction risk.

Immediate Income
Buy a unit, lease it, earn rent — no waiting years for possession. The ecosystem already works.
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Park Street Mall Live
Operational mall with a multiplex, food court, McDonald’s and brand outlets — the footfall magnet is already running.
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VR Punjab Adjacency
One of Mohali’s largest malls (H&M, Zara, PVR, ~1M+ sqft) is within walking distance, pulling regional crowds.
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Appreciating Corridor
Sector 118 residential prices rose ~21–24% in the last year (99acres) — commercial rides the same demand wave.
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200-ft Frontage
Direct visibility on the wide Airport Road — the single most valuable attribute for retail and showroom commerce.
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TDI Ecosystem
Part of an established TDI City township with residential density already in place — built-in catchment for any business.

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