Resale Floors in Signature Global Park 2 Sohna

Signature Global Park 2 is not a launch. It is a phase of low-rise independent floors in Sector 36, Sohna, registered with the Haryana authority in November 2020, sold under the state's Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana plotted-housing scheme, and now lived in: the listings carry close to 380 resale floors and more than 80 floors to let across the Signature Global Park phases. The row this page replaces called it New Launch and printed a band of Rs 61 lakh to Rs 87 lakh marked "(est.)". Both were wrong. The band fits one formula exactly: 1,024 sq ft at Rs 6,000 per sq ft is Rs 61.44 lakh, and that times 1.42 is Rs 87.2 lakh. Nobody had read a listing.

What the listings say, read on 26 September 2026, is that a floor in Signature Global Park now asks about Rs 10,100 per sq ft on resale. A 2 BHK of 822 sq ft asks about Rs 85 lakh. A 3 BHK of 1,210 sq ft asks Rs 1.25 crore to Rs 1.4 crore. The largest 3 BHK plan, 1,439 sq ft, asks about Rs 1.5 crore. The old ceiling of Rs 87 lakh would not buy the mid-sized 3 BHK today; it would barely buy an 822 sq ft 2 BHK.

At a glance

What Park 2 is, and why the listings blur it

Signature Global built its Sohna floors in numbered phases on neighbouring land in Sector 36: Park 1, Parks 2 and 3, and then Parks 4 and 5. Each plot carries a stilt for parking and four floors above it, one home per floor, with a lift shared by the four owners. Park 2 holds two registrations of its own: the first phase, registered on 9 November 2020, and a second phase registered on 27 July 2021. The developer's own page describes the combined Park scheme as 2 and 3 BHK independent floors designed by Hafeez Contractor's office.

The portals do not keep Park 2 apart. The large resale and rental counts are filed under one project name, Signature Global Park, and cover Parks 1, 2 and 3 together; Parks 4 and 5 are filed separately. That matters less than it sounds, because Parks 1 to 3 share the same plans and the same finish and were built within a few years of each other. It matters a great deal for one plan size, which is the subject of the next section.

The floor plans, and what each implies at today's rate

These are the Park 2 and 3 plan sizes as the listings and the developer's material give them. The middle column is what the old row's formula would have printed for each size; the last is what the size implies at the Rs 10,100 resale average.

One size is missing on purpose: 1,081 sq ft. A 3 BHK with study of 1,081 sq ft, and a 2 BHK of 951 sq ft, are Park 4 and 5 plans. Parks 4 and 5 are a separate scheme with registrations of their own, launched later and at a lower price: a 1,081 sq ft floor there was offered at about Rs 55.9 lakh, or Rs 5,170 per sq ft. The listings disagree on its size, 15.7 acres and 832 floors on one broker page, about 25 acres and 650 floors on another, and we print neither as fact. This site carried two one-unit pages for a 1,081 sq ft 3 BHK in "Signature Global Park, Sector 36". Same sector, different scheme, so they do not fold into this page. Today a resale 1,081 sq ft floor asks Rs 1.1 crore to Rs 1.14 crore, which is Rs 10,180 to Rs 10,550 per sq ft, close to the Park 2 rate. So the risk in confusing the two is not a wildly wrong price. It is the wrong registration on your deed, a different builder-buyer agreement and a different maintenance pool. The sale deed and the registration number on it settle which park a floor is in.

The rate ladder

Dividing each published ask by its area gives the real spread, and it is narrower than on most Gurugram towers because the product is so uniform:

• Rs 99 lakh for a 1,154 sq ft 2 BHK with study: Rs 8,580 per sq ft, the bottom of the ladder.
• Rs 85 lakh for an 822 sq ft 2 BHK: Rs 10,340.
• Rs 1.25 crore for a 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK on the first floor: Rs 10,330.
• Rs 1.5 crore for a 1,440 sq ft 3 BHK: Rs 10,420.
• Rs 1.4 crore for a 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK on the third floor: Rs 11,570, the top.

The portal average for the project is about Rs 10,100 per sq ft. The Sector 36 average for builder floors is lower, around Rs 9,250, with a band of Rs 9,250 to Rs 9,750; flats in the sector average about Rs 10,200. So Park floors trade at the flat rate, not the floor rate, which is the market paying for the gated campus and the Signature Global name. One more line from the same sector data is worth reading twice: builder-floor prices in Sector 36 moved 0 per cent in the past year, against 3 per cent for flats. The fast run is behind this address.

How fast was the appreciation? The Park 2 launch price for the 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK was about Rs 87.1 lakh, or Rs 7,200 per sq ft. At Rs 1.25 crore to Rs 1.4 crore today, that floor is up 43 to 61 per cent in about six years. The allottees who paid in instalments from 2020 did well. A buyer in 2026 is paying for that gain, not sharing in it.

The rent, and the yield it gives

Floors in the Park phases let for about Rs 22,000 to Rs 28,000 a month. A semi-furnished 2 BHK was listed at Rs 22,000, an 822 sq ft 2 BHK at Rs 26,000, a 3 BHK at Rs 23,000 negotiable, and a fourth-floor 3 BHK of about 1,400 sq ft at Rs 28,000. The rent barely moves with size, which is what decides who should own which plan.

Take the 822 sq ft 2 BHK at Rs 85 lakh letting for Rs 26,000: that is Rs 3.12 lakh a year, a 3.7 per cent gross yield. At Rs 22,000 it is 3.1 per cent. Now the 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 1.3 crore letting for Rs 23,000 to Rs 28,000: Rs 2.76 lakh to Rs 3.36 lakh a year, or 2.1 to 2.6 per cent. The small floor is the better let by more than a full point. An investor who wants rent should buy the 2 BHK; the 3 BHK is a home.

Floor, lift and the four-owner plot

A floor on a Deen Dayal plot is not a flat in a tower, and the differences are practical. Four households share one lift, one staircase and one stilt. The ground or first floor sells at a small premium for families with elderly parents; the fourth floor is cheaper per sq ft on some listings and warmer in May. There is no management committee the size of a tower society, so the lift's maintenance contract and the power back-up arrangement for that plot are worth asking about by name. Parking is a stilt bay per floor, and a second car goes on the street.

Registration, and the three numbers you may see

The registry lists Park 2 under RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/423/155/2020/45, dated 9 November 2020, with an extension under Section 6 recorded on 20 March 2023, and Park 2's second phase under RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/474/206/2021/42, dated 27 July 2021 and extended twice, on 19 June 2023 and again on 22 August 2025. Park 3 is GGM/424/156/2020/40 of the same November 2020 date, and Park 1 carries its own 2021 number. The extensions tell you both phases ran past their original completion dates, the second by enough to need a renewal in 2025; it is not a defect in itself, but it means the occupation certificate for the specific plot is the document to see, not the brochure's possession date. Sale deeds should cite the registration that covers that plot.

Where it sits

Sector 36 lies off the Sohna Road stretch of NH-248A, south of the Southern Peripheral Road and a long way from Golf Course Road. The Park phases share the sector with other plotted and affordable schemes such as ROF Advik, and the wider stock of this belt is on the Sohna projects page. For how the state's plotted-floor scheme works and which other Deen Dayal floors are selling, read the independent-floors guide; for the developer's larger schemes, the Signature Global projects page. A tenant comparing rents across the corridor should start with the Sohna Road rent page.

The honest weakness is distance. A daily commute to Cyber City from Sector 36 is a long one at peak hours, and the rent of Rs 22,000 to Rs 28,000 reflects that. Buyers who work in Sohna, on the Sohna Road office belt or at the southern end of Gurugram get the most from this address.

Who this suits, and who should skip it

It suits a family that wants a delivered 2 or 3 BHK with its own floor, a lift and a gated campus for about Rs 85 lakh to Rs 1.5 crore, and is happy to be in Sohna. It suits a small investor buying the 822 sq ft plan for a yield near 3.5 per cent. It does not suit someone expecting the last six years' price gain to repeat: the sector's floor prices were flat over the past year. And it does not suit anyone who has been sold a 1,081 sq ft floor as "Park 2". Budget pages for the two bands this project spans are under Rs 1 crore and Rs 1 to 2 crore.

Before you pay anything

1. The park and the registration number on the seller's deed. Park 2, Park 3 and Parks 4 and 5 are different schemes with different plans.
2. The occupation certificate for that plot, since the first Park 2 registration was extended.
3. The rate against the area on the deed. Asks run from Rs 8,580 to Rs 11,570 per sq ft.
4. The lift and power back-up arrangement for the plot, and who pays for it.
5. The rent the floor actually earned, if it was let: a bank statement, not a projection.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Signature Global Park 2 Sohna on resale?

Listings read on 26 September 2026 put floors in the Signature Global Park phases at about Rs 10,100 per sq ft. An 822 sq ft 2 BHK asks about Rs 85 lakh, a 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK asks Rs 1.25 crore to Rs 1.4 crore, and a 1,439 sq ft 3 BHK about Rs 1.5 crore. Individual asks run from Rs 8,580 to Rs 11,570 per sq ft. The developer has nothing left to sell here, so every purchase is a resale.

What rent does a floor in Signature Global Park fetch?

About Rs 22,000 to Rs 28,000 a month. A semi-furnished 2 BHK was listed at Rs 22,000 and an 822 sq ft 2 BHK at Rs 26,000; 3 BHK floors ranged from Rs 23,000 to Rs 28,000 for a fourth-floor unit near 1,400 sq ft. Rents change little between the smallest and largest plans, so the smaller floor earns more per rupee invested.

What is the rental yield in Signature Global Park 2?

An 822 sq ft 2 BHK at Rs 85 lakh letting for Rs 26,000 earns Rs 3.12 lakh a year, a gross yield of 3.7 per cent, or 3.1 per cent at Rs 22,000. A 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 1.3 crore letting for Rs 23,000 to Rs 28,000 yields only 2.1 to 2.6 per cent. The 2 BHK is the investor's plan; the 3 BHK is a family home with a weak return.

Is the 1,081 sq ft 3 BHK part of Signature Global Park 2?

No. The 1,081 sq ft 3 BHK with study, like the 951 sq ft 2 BHK, is a Park 4 and 5 plan, a separate scheme in the same sector launched later at about Rs 5,170 per sq ft. It now resells for Rs 1.1 to 1.14 crore, near the Park 2 rate. The Park 2 and 3 plans are 745, 822, 845, 1,153, 1,210 and 1,439 sq ft. Check the park and registration number on the seller's deed.

What is the RERA number of Signature Global Park 2?

The registry shows RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/423/155/2020/45, dated 9 November 2020 and extended under Section 6 in March 2023, for the first phase, and RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/474/206/2021/42, dated 27 July 2021 and extended in 2023 and 2025, for the second phase. Park 1 has its own number. Confirm on the Haryana authority's website which registration covers the plot you are buying, and ask for that plot's occupation certificate.

Is Signature Global Park 2 ready to move in?

Largely, yes. Floors across the Park phases are occupied, with close to 380 listed for resale and over 80 for rent, many described as two to four years old. The first Park 2 registration was extended in March 2023, so completion ran late on some plots. A buyer should see the occupation certificate for the specific plot rather than rely on a listing's possession label.

How much has Signature Global Park 2 appreciated since launch?

The 1,210 sq ft 3 BHK launched at about Rs 87.1 lakh, or Rs 7,200 per sq ft. It now asks Rs 1.25 crore to Rs 1.4 crore, a rise of 43 to 61 per cent in roughly six years. The recent year is different: builder-floor prices in Sector 36 were flat over the past twelve months, so a buyer today should not count on that pace repeating.