Signature Global (India) Limited is best known as a Gurugram-headquartered developer, but its plotted-floor format under Haryana's affordable housing policies extends well beyond the Delhi-NCR core. Most of the company's completed, ongoing, and forthcoming projects are located in Gurugram and Sohna in Haryana, yet the same execution model that built that Gurugram portfolio was replicated in Karnal through Sunrise The Premium Floors in Sector 35 — one of the earlier projects in the company's build-out, launched in the same cycle as several of its Gurugram floor products.
Signature Global (India) Limited was founded in 2014 by Mr. Pradeep Kumar Aggarwal, and commenced active real estate operations in 2014 through its subsidiary, Signature Builders Private Limited. The company commenced its operations in 2014 through its subsidiary, Signature Builders Private Limited, with the launch of the Solera project on 6.13 acres of land in Gurugram, Haryana. Within a few years the company had scaled its plotted-floor and group-housing pipeline sharply: launched Projects Roselia, Serenas, Millennia, Solera 2 and Sunrise the Premium Floor during 2017, the same period in which the Karnal project was brought to market under Haryana's affordable plotted-housing framework.
Initially dominant in the affordable and mid-segment housing category, priced below ₹80 lakh, Signature Global made a decisive pivot to premium and luxury residential development in 2024. Over the years the company expanded its operations, and as of March 31, 2023 it had sold 27,965 residential and commercial units, all within the Delhi NCR region. The company got listed on the Stock Exchange on 27th September 2023, and counts Nomura, HDFC, IFC, Standard Chartered, Bandhan Mutual Fund, and Kotak among its institutional investors.
Sunrise The Premium Floors, a project by Signature Global Homes Pvt. Ltd, brings premium residential plots to Sector 35, Karnal, spread across 6.51 acres as a gated community with amenities and well-designed spaces. The project sits within the Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana (DDJAY) framework — an affordable plotted housing policy introduced in 2016 by the Town and Country Planning Department, Government of Haryana, aimed at encouraging high-density plotted colonies through private sector participation, unlike traditional group housing societies. Under this format, the project covers 1 BHK Floor units of around 85 sq. yards and 2 BHK Floor units of around 115 sq. yards, with independent floors reported in the 720–1,080 sq ft range on resale listings.
The project offers a reflexology park, shopping centre, easy access to a multipurpose court, and an amphitheatre exclusive to residents. Location-wise, it sits in Sector 35, one of the habitated areas of Karnal, surrounded by developed sectors such as Sector 32, Sector 33, Sector 37, Sector 45 and Tikri. Social infrastructure in the immediate vicinity includes schools such as J.P Public School, Azad High School and Little Angels Public School, and hospitals such as Sabharwal Hospital, Tagore Hospital and Noor Medical Centre.
Karnal's relevance to a DDJAY-style floor project comes from its position on the Grand Trunk Road corridor. Karnal's strategic location — halfway between Delhi and Chandigarh on NH1 — makes it a magnet for business and logistics, and the city is served by a legacy rail link: Karnal railway station, on the Delhi-Kalka line, was inaugurated in 1892 and is one of the oldest heritage stations in India. Road distance to Delhi runs to roughly 130 km along NH-44, keeping Karnal within a practical drive of the capital while remaining priced well below it.
The city's own growth plan reinforces the case for organised, developer-built floors over unplanned construction. The Karnal Master Development Plan 2025 is designed to accommodate a projected population of 9 lakh by 2031, with smart city initiatives, expressway connectivity, and a proposed Rapid Rail Transit System accelerating the city's rise as a growth hub. Karnal's economic base is unusually diversified for a Tier-2 town: over 40% of India's agricultural implements are manufactured here, and the city carries a long-standing reputation as an agro-industrial and institutional centre, alongside its inclusion on the national Smart City list.
Pricing in Karnal remains a fraction of the Gurugram markets where Signature Global built its original scale. Housing.com's listing data puts Karnal residential rates at around ₹5,673 per sq ft, against several times that figure in Gurugram, which is one reason the DDJAY plotted-floor format — separately registrable floors on a fixed plot, built by a listed, institutionally-backed developer — has found demand in towns like Karnal among buyers who want organised infrastructure without NCR-core pricing.
Buying into a Signature Global project in Karnal means buying into the same DDJAY plotted-floor structure the company used across its early Gurugram launches, applied to a Sector 35 location with established schools, hospitals and a developing neighbourhood context. Sector 35 is one of the attractive locations to own a home in Karnal, with a promising social and physical infrastructure and an emerging neighbourhood. For a buyer evaluating the developer rather than just the location, Signature Global's subsequent growth — its 2023 listing, its institutional shareholder base, and its 2024 move into premium and commercial development through the RMZ joint venture — sits alongside this earlier-generation Karnal project as part of a single, traceable corporate track record rather than a one-off launch.