Mahagun Group was founded in 1995 by Pawan Kumar Jain and is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, giving the group a home-market advantage in the very corridor where Sector 79 sits. Operating as a conglomerate with interests in residential real estate, commercial development, and hospitality, the group has spent over three decades building its presence across the National Capital Region. Its primary geography spans Noida, Greater Noida West, the Noida Expressway corridor, and Ghaziabad, and Sector 79 is one of the addresses inside that footprint where the group chose to build a flagship rather than a routine mid-segment block.
The group's official profile records delivered development of approximately 15.76 million sq ft covering around 11,500 residential units, alongside hotels and commercial spaces. That scale is built on an in-house team of engineers, space planners, and project managers rather than outsourced execution, which gives Mahagun direct control over construction timelines and finish quality across its projects, including the one it placed in Sector 79.
Mahagun Mirabella, developed by Golfgreen Infra Pvt Ltd under the Mahagun Group, officially launched on 1 September 2013 and is registered under UP RERA as UPRERAPRJ1866. The project is spread across roughly 5 acres and combines high-rise apartments with a limited villa collection, a format Mahagun does not repeat across all of its Noida addresses. It offers 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments and 16 limited-edition villas, with apartment and villa sizes ranging from 1,380 sq ft to 6,750 sq ft.
The architecture is deliberately singular within the sector: Mahagun Mirabella is inspired by grand Roman and neo-classical design, an idiom the group used to distinguish the project from the more conventional towers surrounding it in Sector 79. The design brief was executed by architect Hafeez Contractor, whose collaboration with Mahagun spans multiple flagship addresses including Mahagun Mywoods, Mahagun Marvella at Sector 78, Mahagun Mirabella at Sector 79, and Mahagun Meadows at Sector 150 — each carrying formally considered master planning and landscaping calibrated to the scale of the site.
The villas at Mahagun Mirabella use dedicated wardrobe niches, branded bathroom fittings, and imported marble flooring in the living and dining areas, with landscaping designed by the Singapore-based Taib Landscape Studio around a roughly 4,700 square metre back garden for the villa cluster. The high-rise apartments carry hot-and-cold VRF air conditioning, a single optical fibre line for TV, telecom and networking, double-height entrances, and green measures such as recycled water for flush tanks and horticulture and solar-powered lighting in common areas and parking, with zero surface parking reserved except for visitors.
The amenity list running across the 5-acre site includes a clubhouse, swimming pool with a children's pool, gym, sports courts, jogging track, central fountain, senior citizens' sit-out, and a day-care centre, positioning Mirabella as a full-service address rather than a stand-alone tower.
Mahagun's completed landmarks trace a clear geographic and generational arc: Mahagun Villas in Vaishali, Ghaziabad (2004-05), Mahagun Manor at Sector 50, Noida (2005-06), Mahagun Mansion in Indirapuram (2006-07), Mahagun Maestro and Morpheus at Sector 50 (2007-08), Mahagun Mosaic in Vaishali (2009-10), and Mahagun Maple at Sector 50 (2011-12), followed by the IGBC Gold-rated Mahagun Mywoods on 35 acres at Sector 16C, Greater Noida West, and the golf-centric Mahagun Meadows at Sector 150. Mirabella, launched in 2013, sits in this timeline as the group's move into a Roman-themed luxury format in central Noida, ahead of the more recent M Collection of ultra-luxury addresses introduced by the second generation of leadership, Amit Jain and Pawan Jain, starting with Mahagun Mezzaria at Sector 78 — a project that went on to earn a 5-star NCR rating from CARE Real Estate Star Ratings and a Best Authentic Design Project award at the Times Business Awards 2019.
Sector 79 sits in the central part of Noida, close to Sector 78, Sector 77 and Sector 116, and is bounded by the 75-metre-wide Vikas Marg, which connects directly to the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. Sector 101 metro station on the Aqua Line is about 1 to 1.5 km away, putting Mirabella and its neighbours within easy reach of Greater Noida and, via interchange, the rest of the Delhi Metro network. The partially functional FNG Expressway links at around 2 km, and the sector is about 5 km from NE-3 and the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, giving residents direct access to the corporate hubs in Sector 62, 128 and 132.
Retail and daily-need infrastructure is close by rather than distant: Spectrum Mall, Aditya Ancora and Central 50 sit 2-3 km away, while Sector 81, a major commercial hub, is roughly 7 km out. The Heritage School is located within Sector 79 itself, and Ganpati Hospital and Maternity Centre and Neo Multi Speciality Hospital serve the immediate medical needs of the sector. This mix of arterial connectivity, metro access and everyday social infrastructure is consistent with the kind of central, already-serviced location the Mahagun Group has favoured for its more design-led projects, as opposed to its peripheral, larger-township developments in Greater Noida West.
Mahagun Mirabella is a ready-to-move project, and resale and rental activity in the society give a sense of current positioning. During Q3 2025, average property prices for Mahagun Mirabella moved from ₹14,150 per sq ft to ₹14,550 per sq ft, a 2.83% rise over the quarter. Rents in the project range from about ₹36,000 to ₹82,000 across 2, 3 and 4 BHK configurations, while villa resale listings in the 6,750 sq ft category have been seen in the ₹4.79 crore to ₹7.5 crore band depending on floor and fit-out. Sector 79 as a whole carries an average apartment rate in the region of ₹11,000 per sq ft, and the presence of established groups such as Ajnara India and Gaurs alongside Mahagun in the sector reflects a broader base of ready, premium-category housing rather than a single-project micro-market.
