Trump Tower 2 in Sector 69, Gurgaon, is the next-level luxury twin skyscraper built by M3M in partnership with the Trump Organization. Positioned along SPR (Southern Peripheral Road), just off Golf Course Extension Road, this project sits on about 3.5 acres and brings one of North India’s tallest residential towers to life, reaching around 50–51 floors tall.

There are only about 270 units total, which means it’s exclusive and spacious, not packed like a massive society. You choose between 3, 4 BHK apartments, all pretty massive, from around 3,000 sq ft up to 5,000 sq ft. Some units are seriously impressive, with double-height ceilings (22 ft), sky lounges, and private elevators.

The building’s design features a full glass façade facing three sides, giving insane skyline views and flooding the place with natural light. The towers connect with a rooftop lounge area that spans both buildings, like a sky bridge with chill zones.

Inside, it’s ultra-modern: private elevators, double-height ceilings, and premium finishes everywhere. It’s made for people who want those wow-factor homes with real space and style.

Why Invest in Trump Tower 2

Iconic presence: twin towers towering over local skyline on SPR, with Trump branding and global vibe

Massive layouts: homes from 3,000 up to 5,000 sq ft, with options for double-height living rooms

Low density: only 270 units on 3.5 acres, so it doesn’t feel overcrowded.

Private elevators: Bring you straight to your home for top-level privacy.

Huge clubhouse & amenities: Clubhouse, indoor sky lounges, infinity pools, gym, spa, rooftop lounge

Top-tier design & build: designed by Matteo Nunziati, built by Shapoorji Pallonji, global-quality standards

Premium services: Trump White Glove concierge, VIP services, plus 24/7 security

Great location & connectivity: next to SPR, close to NH-48, Golf Course Road, Sohna Road, IGI Airport, and the metro; near Medanta, schools, malls

High resale & rental value: limited supply, iconic brand, and fast-developing neighborhood make it a strong investment