Detailed Building Guide

Max Square is an office-space option in Sector-129 Noida and should be evaluated as part of the wider Noida / Greater Noida office corridor. The project is associated with Max Estates. For occupier shortlisting, it sits in the office building / candidate category. The purpose of this guide is to help a tenant compare the building on location, usability, specification, commute, fit-out flexibility and total cost of occupancy. The main building facts currently available for planning include built-up or scale signal of 672,000 sq.ft., floor-plate context around 53,551 sq.ft., building stack noted as 3B + GF + 12 Floors, Platinum Certified positioning, access to station. A large efficient floor plate designed for modularity. Large floor plate of 53,500 sq. ft. Modularity in floor design allows efficient divisibility of the floor plate More than 90% of the floor plate receives natural light Max Square is built as an office of the future, that places your employees’ holistic well-being as a priority, not as a mere add-on. We believe that employee health and safety measures, supported by advanced technology and adherence to the highest quality standards allows our experienced asset management to create a safe working environment without impacting productivity and collaboration. Max Group is renowned for its service excellence and has held successful joint ventures with some of the world’s pre-eminent firms, including US-based New York Life and Japanese firm Toppan. The Group’s investor base includes marquee global financial institutions such as Mitsui Sumitomo, New York Life, IFC Washington, Ward Ferry, Baron, Vanguard, GIC, Nomura, Norway Government Pension Fund, Blackrock, First Voyager, Eastspring, Jupiter, Well Fargo, Manulife, Stichting Depositary, Kuwait Investment Authority and Harding Loevner. At a glance Specifications Building Name Max Square Usage Type Commercial Building Location Sector-129 Noida Address Sector 129, Noida Expressway Landmark Gulshan One29 Certification Platinum Certified. These points should be checked against the exact live unit before a site visit because chargeable area, carpet efficiency, handover condition, lift access, parking allocation and fit-out status can materially change the real cost and usability of the office. The location is most relevant for technology teams, shared services, back-office operations, product teams and cost-conscious corporate occupiers. In practical leasing terms, it is especially relevant for cost-efficient corporate offices, tech teams, bpo/kpo operations and expanding ncr occupiers. Teams should map employee residential clusters, visitor frequency, public transport dependency, airport or station access and nearby food or retail support before shortlisting. A building can look attractive on rent but still underperform if commute, parking or daily amenities do not fit the team profile. For workspace strategy, occupiers should compare direct lease, fitted office and managed-office routes. A direct lease gives more control over branding, IT rooms, meeting rooms and long-term layout. Fitted offices can reduce delivery time if the existing plan is usable. Managed offices are useful when the requirement is seat-led, time-sensitive or uncertain in size. The correct decision depends on lock-in comfort, capex appetite, growth expectations and whether the office needs to impress clients from day one.