ATS Infrastructure Limited traces its origins to the capital region itself. ATS Infrastructure Ltd. was established in 1998 by Mr. Getamber Anand to cater to the growing demand for quality housing and residential real estate development in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). Nearly three decades on, the company is headquartered a short drive from the capital in Noida, but its business identity, and its earliest customer base, are rooted in Delhi's own housing demand. In 2011, HDFC Fund invested ₹200 crore in one of the company's projects in New Delhi, an early signal of institutional confidence in the developer's Delhi-facing portfolio, alongside later backing from ICICI Prudential AMC.
The company's chairman, Getamber Anand, has been a visible figure in Delhi's real estate policy circles. He was elected the President of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI) during 2015-17 and completed his tenure at CREDAI as Chairman in 2019, representing private real estate developers in India with over 11,500 members through 22 state chapters and 153 city chapters. That national platform, run largely out of Delhi-based industry forums, has kept ATS closely tied to policy conversations shaping housing regulation, RERA compliance and urban development across the NCR.
ATS describes itself as a developer that grew up alongside Delhi NCR's own expansion. In 1998, ATS Infrastructure Ltd. originated under the flagship of Mr. Getamber Anand, as an emerging new response to the growing need for quality housing and residential real estate development specifically in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). Over time the company's construction volumes have scaled substantially: the company witnessed a phenomenal growth with nearly 4.6 million sq. mtr. space already delivered and 3.7 million sq. mtr. space underway, nearly 35000+ satisfied customers, 4500 dedicated workforce, extraordinary in-house construction, security, facility and maintenance teams, and ATS is currently operating in 8 states. Its footprint today spans Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram, Chandigarh and Dehradun, with Delhi remaining the market the brand was built to serve. Headquartered in Noida, the company is known for delivering high-quality residential and commercial projects across NCR, Chandigarh, and Dehradun.
ATS has also diversified its construction methods over the years. Mr Anand introduced a few new frontier technologies such as Aluminium Shuttering to improve the safety of buildings, decrease the construction cost and increase the efficiency of the workforce, and self-climbing formwork is also used by ATS. For a Delhi buyer, this matters less as a technical footnote and more as an indicator of how a developer active in the capital region approaches consistency across large, multi-tower developments.
The case for a developer with a Delhi-rooted history is strengthened by where the capital's own housing market currently stands. South Delhi's premium and builder-floor segment has been the standout performer in the broader NCR slowdown story. South Delhi's luxury housing market surged 32% in Q1 2026, defying a national real estate slowdown, with premium builder floors in Category B colonies seeing stronger appreciation (23-32%) than Category A (14-22%). Analysts attribute this to a straightforward supply-demand mismatch: limited supply is helping to keep prices strong.
This isn't an isolated data point. Delhi NCR as a whole recorded a marked pickup in early 2026. Delhi-NCR recorded a 30% year-on-year rise in housing sales in Q1 2026, supported by strong infrastructure development and accumulated buyer demand, with sales reaching 10,740 units in Q1 2026, up from 8,290 units in Q1 2025. New supply followed demand higher: new project launches saw an exceptional 64% year-on-year surge, with 13,631 units introduced to the market in Q1 2026. Within Delhi specifically, forecasts point to steadier, if less spectacular, gains than the outer NCR corridors. Delhi (South Delhi premium): 25-40% appreciation — constrained supply and sustained HNI and NRI demand.
Much of the sustained interest in Delhi's established residential belts traces back to connectivity that other NCR micro-markets are still building toward. Localities such as Greater Kailash illustrate the pattern: the Greater Kailash Metro Station (Magenta Line) and the Kailash Colony Metro Station (Violet Line) enhance connectivity to commercial and cultural hubs, the Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station is only 7.5 km away, and Indira Gandhi International Airport is a 30-minute drive. Beyond metro access, Delhi's established colonies benefit from social infrastructure built up over decades, from schools and hospitals to retail markets, rather than infrastructure still under construction elsewhere in the region.
Airport capacity is another long-running driver. The expansion will increase the airport's passenger handling capacity to over 100 million per year. Combined with ongoing metro expansion, this connectivity backdrop is part of why analysts continue to treat Delhi's premium zones as a distinct, resilient category within the wider NCR market rather than simply an extension of it.
Nationally, the shift toward higher-value housing is unmistakable and NCR sits at the centre of it. Analysis of the top seven urban markets reveals that the premium segment (INR 10 million+) now accounts for 71% of total sales, up from 59% in Q1 2025. Delhi NCR's contribution to that shift was outsized: Delhi NCR recorded exceptional 64% year-on-year growth with 13,631 units. For a developer whose brand identity was formed serving Delhi and NCR buyers from the outset, this premiumisation trend plays directly to the kind of larger-format, amenity-led housing ATS has built its reputation on across the region.
Price forecasts for the city remain measured rather than speculative. A Reuters poll of property analysts conducted between February 23 and March 10, 2026, indicates that home prices in major urban centers, including Mumbai, Delhi, NCR, Bengaluru, and Chennai, are expected to rise by 5% to 7% annually over the next three years. That combination, steady citywide appreciation layered on top of a genuinely constrained supply of premium stock, is the backdrop against which a longstanding NCR developer's Delhi-area relevance continues to be assessed by buyers and investors alike.
ATS's own account of its design philosophy centres on green cover, low-density layouts and family-oriented planning rather than commercial towers or dense infill. ATS homes believe in bringing comfort, convenience and luxury to lifestyle, with modern architecture, world-class amenities and lush greenery. For a buyer evaluating options in and around Delhi, that translates into a developer whose reference projects, from Noida's Sector 150 to Gurugram's Dwarka Expressway corridor, share a common template: gated, amenity-dense communities aimed at end-users rather than short-term flippers, with clubhouses, landscaped open areas and sports facilities as standard rather than differentiators.