2–4 BHK luxury apartments in Rajarhat, Kolkata with 72% open space, 70,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, and ready possession December 2026.
- 2, 3, 4 BHK apartments, 910–1,940 sq. ft.
- RERA registered (WBRERA/P/NOR/2023/000136)
- Possession: December 2026
- Spread across 50 acres with 72% open space
- 70,000 sq. ft. clubhouse and amenities
- 9 min to Rajarhat Apex Hospital; 19 min to upcoming CBD-2 Metro
Property details
Configuration
- Configuration
- 2 BHK
- Property type
- Residential
- Project category
- residential
Move-in & status
- Status
- Under Construction
- Possession
- December 2026.
Floor plans
About this listing
DTC Capital City enjoys a prime location in Rajarhat, Kolkata, offering the perfect balance of serene living and easy access to the city's major hubs. The project is well-connected to key destinations and ensures convenience for its residents.
Rajarhat Apex Hospital: 9 minutes
Lotus Hospital: 12 minutes
Delhi Public School Megacity: 18 minutes
Rajarhat Crossing: 19 minutes
City Centre 2: 19 minutes
Upcoming CBD-2 Metro Station: 19 minutes
Ecospace Business Park: 20 minutes
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS): 20 minutes
With excellent connectivity to prominent educational institutions, hospitals, business parks, and transport networks, residents enjoy easy access to all that Kolkata has to offer, while still being nestled in a peaceful and expansive environment away from the city's hustle and bustle.
DTC Capital City offers a range of ultra-luxurious 2, 3, and 4 BHK apartments designed for the discerning few. With sizes ranging from 910 sq. ft. to 1940 sq. ft., these homes are crafted with modern architecture and thoughtful layouts, ensuring maximum comfort and natural light. The project's 72% open space and expansive clubhouse elevate the living experience, offering a perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and tranquility. Located in the heart of Rajarhat, it provides easy access to hospitals, schools, business parks, and transportation hubs, making it an ideal choice for families and professionals alike.
Location
DTC Capital City is located in Rajarhat, Kolkata with proximity to Rajarhat Apex Hospital (9 min), Lotus Hospital (12 min), Delhi Public School Megacity (18 min), Rajarhat Crossing (19 min), City Centre 2 (19 min), upcoming CBD-2 Metro Station (19 min), Ecospace Business Park (20 min), and TCS office (20 min).
Living in Rajarhat
Rajarhat (New Town) is a master-planned satellite township on Kolkata's eastern edge, developed by NKDA/HIDCO as the city's second major IT and business hub after Salt Lake, built around wide arterial roads, Eco Park, and organised civic infrastructure, though metro rail into the township itself is still under construction and residents flag gaps in last-mile transport and civic services.
- Direct road connectivity to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport (~12 km) via the EM Bypass/VIP Road corridor, per locality data.
- Kolkata's fast-emerging second IT and business hub after Salt Lake Sector V, home to tech parks like DLF IT Park, TCS Gitanjali Park and Synthesis Business Park.
- India's largest urban park, the 480-acre Eco Park (Prakriti Tirtha), sits here alongside landmark attractions Biswa Bangla Gate, Nazrul Tirtha, Rabindra Tirtha and Mother's Wax Museum.
- Planned social infrastructure including Amity University Kolkata and reputed schools, plus healthcare anchored by Tata Medical Center.
- NKDA-run civic amenities include solar power installations, EV charging stations, e-governance and CCTV-monitored public services.
- Relatively affordable, appreciating property prices versus older, central parts of Kolkata, within a low-density, well laid-out township.
- Locality reviews note ongoing problems with basic civic infrastructure despite the township's planned design.
- Public transport within interior blocks is described as sporadic, increasing reliance on private vehicles and app-cabs.
- Some residential development is described in locality reviews as influenced by local syndicates.
- The Orange Line metro stretch through New Town itself is still under construction as of 2026; the nearest operational metro is several km away.
New Town-Rajarhat runs along the EM Bypass-VIP Road corridor and is about 12 km from Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport by road; the nearest metro is Central Park station on the Green Line, roughly 7 km away.
The Orange Line (Metro Line 6) will eventually run through New Town itself, but the New Town stretch remains under construction; through 2026 residents rely mainly on buses, autos and cabs.
Locality data list Amity University Kolkata roughly 5 km from Rajarhat New Town, part of a cluster of schools and colleges catalogued in the township's amenity listings.
New Town's civic authority (NKDA) also maintains dedicated 'College/University' and 'School' facility categories for the township, reflecting a growing education base.
New Town has grown into Kolkata's second major IT/ITeS and business hub after Salt Lake Sector V, anchored by tech parks including DLF IT Park, TCS Gitanjali Park and Synthesis Business Park.
The West Bengal government, through HIDCO, is also developing a dedicated Bengal Silicon Valley Tech Hub and a Fintech Hub within the township.
New Town's flagship attraction is Eco Park (Prakriti Tirtha), inaugurated in December 2012 on 480 acres around a 104-acre lake and developed by HIDCO.
Nearby HIDCO-built cultural landmarks include the arch-monument Biswa Bangla Gate, the Nazrul Tirtha and Rabindra Tirtha cultural centres, and Mother's Wax Museum, unveiled in 2014.
Organised retail and leisure options catalogued in locality data include City Centre II mall and Axis Mall (with its Bioscope multiplex), plus a separately listed Inox cinema hall.
Eco Park itself doubles as a recreation venue with boating and cycling, and HIDCO's Nazrul Tirtha complex includes an open-air theatre and movie auditoriums.
NKDA/HIDCO administer New Town with dedicated departments for water supply, sewerage/drainage, solid-waste management, roads and electrical engineering. Civic initiatives include grid-connected solar power plants, EV charging stations, e-governance/m-governance systems and CCTV surveillance.
Locality reviews nonetheless note that basic civic infrastructure and last-mile public transport still lag the township's planned design in parts.
Project & building
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Rajarhat Main Road, Kamduni, Rajarhat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700135.
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Frequently asked questions
What is DTC Capital City and where is it located?
DTC Capital City is a residential project by DTC Projects Pvt. Ltd located on Rajarhat Main Road, Kamduni, Rajarhat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700135. It is spread across 50 acres.
What apartment configurations are available at DTC Capital City?
DTC Capital City offers 2, 3, and 4 BHK apartments with sizes ranging from 910 sq. ft. to 1,940 sq. ft.
When is DTC Capital City expected to be completed?
The project is expected to be ready for possession in December 2026.
Is DTC Capital City RERA registered?
Yes, DTC Capital City is RERA registered with registration number WBRERA/P/NOR/2023/000136.
What amenities does DTC Capital City offer?
Amenities include a 70,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, gymnasium, swimming pool, visitor parking, lift lobby, parking, garden, cafeteria, amphitheatre, game area, kids playing area, medical service, yoga and wellness center, fire-fighting equipment, network connectivity, water storage, rain water harvesting, and earthquake resistance.
What are the nearby landmarks and connectivity options?
Nearby facilities include Rajarhat Apex Hospital (9 min), Lotus Hospital (12 min), Delhi Public School Megacity (18 min), City Centre 2 (19 min), upcoming CBD-2 Metro Station (19 min), Ecospace Business Park (20 min), and TCS office (20 min).