ATS Infrastructure Limited, founded in 1998 by Getamber Anand and headquartered at ATS Tower in Sector 135, Noida, built its early reputation on residential projects across Delhi and the National Capital Region. Over close to three decades the group says it has delivered nearly 4.6 million square metres of space, with another 3.7 million square metres under construction, serving more than 35,000 customers across eight states. Its move into Sohna, on Gurugram's southern edge, came through ATS Homekraft, the mid-income arm the group set up in 2017 with equity participation from a fund managed by HDFC Capital Advisors, specifically to develop projects for the mid-income buyer segment across Delhi NCR.
ATS Homekraft's project in Sohna, ATS Bonheur Avenue, sits in Sector 35 on Sohna Road, close to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. The development is spread across roughly nine acres and offers freehold residential plots in sizes ranging from about 120 to 167 square yards, giving buyers the freedom to design and construct independent homes rather than choosing from fixed apartment layouts. The project carries Haryana RERA registration number GGM/606/338/2022/81, dated 12 September 2022, and was slated for possession around April 2025. On-ground amenities include a clubhouse, swimming pool, indoor gymnasium, tennis and badminton courts, a cricket net, jogging track, open amphitheatre, kids' play area and landscaped, theme-based gardens, along with rainwater harvesting and tree-lined internal roads. The address places residents close to K.R. Mangalam University, roughly 2.1 km away, and within reach of Vardaan Hospital and Trauma Centre, Civil Hospital, and GD Goenka Signature School.
Sohna's transformation over the past five years has been driven by a cluster of road projects converging on the town. The six-lane, 21.65-km Sohna Elevated Corridor, the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway with its direct link toward the airport corridor, and the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) Expressway have together cut travel times to Delhi, Gurugram's core, and Jaipur, while a metro extension along the corridor is at the planning stage. The Southern Peripheral Road further ties Sohna Road into Golf Course Extension Road and Gurugram's established commercial belt. These upgrades have coincided with a 151% rise in average Sohna property prices over five years, taking the average to around ₹15,600 per square foot by mid-2025, with other market trackers placing entry pricing on the corridor closer to ₹9,000-₹14,500 per square foot depending on the micro-pocket and product type. For a plotted development like ATS Bonheur Avenue, this combination of improving road access and price headroom relative to Golf Course Road or Dwarka Expressway is the underlying reason the location works for a mid-income, self-build buyer.
Sohna's Master Plan 2031 earmarks 255 hectares along the Eastern Peripheral Road for commercial use, and the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation has acquired 607 hectares along the KMP Expressway for an industrial township, both of which point to a widening local job base rather than a purely residential dormitory. Sector 35 itself sits within a stretch that already has banks, BPO and IT offices, and higher-education campuses such as K.R. Mangalam University, alongside schools including GD Goenka Signature School and hospitals such as Civil Hospital and Vardaan Hospital and Trauma Centre. For an ATS Homekraft buyer, this means the plot purchase is not isolated from daily-life infrastructure, even as larger civic amenities in Sohna continue to be built out alongside the highway network.
ATS Homekraft's Sohna project sits within a larger portfolio that the HDFC Capital-backed platform has executed across Delhi NCR, Noida, Vrindavan, Ghaziabad and the Yamuna Expressway. In November 2025, ATS HomeKraft fully repaid ₹1,250 crore to HDFC Capital's HCARE-2 fund entirely from project cash flows, a portfolio that had comprised more than 7,500 units with a combined sales value of about ₹8,000 crore. The group has said it is preparing a further Gurugram launch backed by HCARE-3 funding, signalling that Sohna and the wider Sohna Road-Dwarka Expressway belt remain part of its active pipeline in the city, alongside its separate ATS Greens-branded apartment projects such as ATS Marigold, ATS Triumph and ATS Tourmaline elsewhere in Gurugram.
A buyer looking at ATS Infrastructure Limited in Sohna is effectively evaluating a plotted, self-build product from the group's mid-income HomeKraft arm rather than a high-rise apartment tower. The appeal rests on three factors that are specific to this address: freehold plot ownership with architectural freedom, RERA-registered status under a developer with an NCR-wide delivery history stretching back to 1998, and a location on a corridor where infrastructure delivery (elevated corridor, expressway, proposed metro) is still ahead of full price maturation compared with Gurugram's older, saturated micro-markets.