Amulyam Square Kurali Premium Plots And SCOs

The region is gaining strength through major infrastructure upgrades such as the Ludhiana–Rupnagar Greenfield Highway, the Mohali–Kurali Greenfield Corridor, and the proposed Kurali–Siswan Road six-laning under the wider Ring Road framework.
The Mohali–Kurali Greenfield Corridor has been reported as a 30–31 km six-lane dual carriageway with a project cost of about ₹1,525.3 crore.
These upgrades improve access between Kurali, Kharar, Mohali, Rupnagar, New Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir routes, making highway-side residential plots, SCOs, and shops more attractive for long-term investors.

Kurali, Kharar, and Ropar / Rupnagar are becoming more important because they are part of a stronger regional mobility grid.
The planned Greenfield Ludhiana–Rupnagar Highway connects near NE-5 Manewal, Ludhiana, to NH-205 near Bheora village, Rupnagar, with a proposed spur to Kharar.
This improves the long-term positioning of Kurali-side real estate by creating better road movement, larger buyer catchments, and stronger future business activity.

New Chandigarh adds lifestyle, sports, institutional, and urban-growth value to the Kurali side of the region. The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur, with a reported seating capacity of around 38,000, has strengthened the area’s identity as an event and lifestyle destination.
Reports also mention international fixtures beginning in September 2025, along with facilities such as floodlights, training nets, a gym, recovery areas, and rainwater drainage capability of around 40–45 minutes.
For investors, this improves area recall, hospitality demand, retail potential, and commercial visibility around the New Chandigarh–Kurali belt.

The wider Tricity institutional belt gives this corridor a stronger family and investor appeal. PEC Chandigarh, Sector 12, Panjab University, Sector 14, PGIMER Chandigarh, Sector 12, ISB Mohali, Knowledge City, and IISER Mohali, Knowledge City create demand from students’ families, faculty, doctors, consultants, researchers, executives, and knowledge-sector professionals.
CHANDICON 2026 at PEC is scheduled for 20–22 August 2026, while Panjab University has entered the 601–800 global rank band in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, improving from the 801–1000 bracket in 2024.
IISER Mohali’s active 2026 academic cycle, including PhD admissions for August 2026 and Tattva 2026 Science Festival, adds further institutional strength.

Chandigarh International Airport improves the appeal of Kurali-side investments for NRIs, business owners, professionals, and frequent travellers.
Recent airport upgrades in April 2026 include UDAN Yatri Cafe, Digi Yatra, free Wi-Fi, Kids Play Zone, Flybrary, and AVSAR outlets.
When combined with NH-205 frontage and improving Kurali–Mohali connectivity, airport access adds a premium layer to the long-term investment story.

The main takeaway is that this is not just a plotted-property opportunity; it is a highway-facing mixed-use investment in the Kurali–Tricity growth belt.
Its value is supported by NH-205 / Kurali Road Bypass visibility, the 30–31 km Mohali–Kurali six-lane Greenfield Corridor, the ₹1,525.3 crore corridor investment, the planned Ludhiana–Rupnagar Greenfield Highway, Kurali–Siswan Road influence, New Chandigarh’s lifestyle pull, the 38,000-seat PCA Stadium at Mullanpur, reputed institutions, healthcare access, and Chandigarh International Airport connectivity.
For homebuyers, it offers planned ownership in a growing corridor; for investors, it offers visibility, rental relevance, resale strength, and future appreciation potential.

Eligible NRIs can invest subject to FEMA/RBI rules, KYC, banking compliance, and project-specific documentation.

A buyer can request a brochure, pricing sheet, or site visit through ALC Group, the project sales office, or an authorised channel partner.