Lucknow

The name Lucknow conjures up images of grandeur and class like no other. The capital of the erstwhile Nawabs of Awadh, Lucknow has a history that dates back to the hallowed Mughal era. As a regional center of the British government in nineteenth century India, the influence of the Raj is also evident around the city. With such diverse influences, Lucknow is a city rich in culture and tradition.

Today, Lucknow is the capital of one of India's largest and most populous states - Uttar Pradesh. It is connected with every major city in India by air, road, & rail.

Though the growth in Lucknow has lagged behind the other centers of regional power in India, the last decade of the twentieth and the early part of the twenty-first century have seen the momentum picking up in a rapid manner.

Improved infrastructure, excellent educational facilities, with some of the premier institutions setting base here, have played a major role in contributing to the property boom in Lucknow.

Improved quality of life, aided by improved healthcare and world-class education standards, as well as an economy that is booming exponentially, have all contributed to making Lucknow a prime real estate destination.