Top 10 Tallest Buildings in Gurgaon: Most Towering Architectural Marvels

The tallest building in Gurgaon is Trump Towers Delhi NCR, in Sector 65, standing 201.53 metres tall with 55 floors. It topped out in 2024. Nothing else in the city has matched it since.

That’s today’s answer. But Gurgaon has more towers under construction right now than almost any other Indian city. So this guide also covers what’s coming next, including a proposal that would make everything on this list look small.

What Is the Tallest Building in Gurgaon Right Now?

Trump Towers Delhi NCR holds the record. It’s held it since topping out in 2024. At 201.53 metres and 55 floors, it edges out every other building in the city, just not by much.

A few quick facts worth knowing:

• It’s located in Sector 65, developed by Tribeca Developers in partnership with the Trump Organisation
• It’s actually two towers, both standing at the identical 201.53-metre height
• It’s a residential and commercial mixed-use project, with private elevators and floor-to-ceiling windows on higher floors
• The second-tallest building, M3M IFC, sits just 2.23 metres shorter at 199.3 metres

Only 2.23 metres separate first place from second. That’s genuinely tight. Unlike cities where one building towers far above everything else, Gurgaon’s top three are separated by less than 3 metres combined.

Top 10 Tallest Buildings in Gurgaon (Completed, Ranked List)

Here’s the tallest building in Gurgaon and the rest of the city’s completed high-rises, ranked by height.

Heights here include spires and architectural details. Antenna masts don’t count, that’s the standard measurement for global skyscraper rankings. Notice rank 2 is missing? Trump Towers occupies both rank 1 and rank 2, since its two towers share an identical height. That’s why the table jumps straight to rank 3.
cross-checked against Wikipedia’s list of tallest buildings in Gurgaon

Trump Towers Delhi NCR, Sector 65 — Gurgaon’s Tallest Building

Two towers, both exactly 201.53 metres. Developed jointly by Tribeca Developers and the Trump Organisation. Floor-to-ceiling windows pull in views of the golf course and the Aravalli hills, and select units go even further, double-height living areas, 22-foot ceilings, a private lift for each residence.

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M3M IFC, Sector 66

M3M IFC is the tallest commercial building on this list, one of the few entries that isn’t residential at all. Two towers make up the complex on Golf Course Extension Road: a 40-floor Grade A office tower with a triple-height lobby, and a shorter 10-floor retail tower. Together, they offer close to a million square feet.

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Raheja Revanta, Sector 78

Raheja Revanta has the highest floor count on this entire list, 60 floors, despite standing slightly shorter than the two buildings above it. Nineteen towers spread across 25 acres make up the development. It’s built by Arabtec, the same contractor behind the Burj Khalifa, a pedigree that shows up in every piece of marketing for the project, and honestly, it’s a fair thing to brag about.

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Ireo Victory Valley (Tower A), Sector 67

Ireo Victory Valley isn’t one tower. It’s thirty, spread across 25 acres, and Tower A is the tallest of the bunch at 178 metres. Two more towers in the same complex, B and C, rank elsewhere on Gurgaon’s broader tallest-buildings list at 155 and 151 metres. Unit sizes range widely too, from 1,435 all the way to 5,920 square feet.

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Paras Quartier, Gwal Pahri

Paras Quartier’s Iconic Tower breaks the mold on this list, a 43-storey spiral, genuinely unusual shape, giving residents 270-degree views of the Aravalli hills. Every unit here is a full 4 BHK, running around 6,000 square feet with private elevator access. The building sits on the Gurgaon-Faridabad Expressway, closer to South Delhi than to Gurgaon’s usual Golf Course corridor.

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M3M 65th Avenue, Sector 66

M3M 65th Avenue takes up two spots on this list, ranks 7 and 8. It’s built as two pairs of towers (4/5 and 2/3), all rising to the same 161 metres. The development offers 3.5 and 4.5 BHK layouts near Cyber City and Udyog Vihar, close enough that a short commute is part of the pitch.

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M3M Latitude, Sector 66

M3M Latitude ties DLF Camellias for ninth place. Its standout feature? A rooftop observatory deck with a full 360-degree view of the Gurgaon skyline. A private rooftop lounge spans three levels, every apartment gets a balcony, and the whole building runs on energy-efficient VRV/VRF air conditioning.

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DLF Camellias, Sector 42

DLF Camellias sits at the very top end of Gurgaon’s luxury market. Sixteen towers across 17.5 acres, unit sizes starting at 7,400 square feet, bigger than most entire homes elsewhere on this list. A private members’ club, a 75-metre pool, a cigar lounge, and a wine cellar round out the amenity list. Here, a dedicated concierge isn’t an upsell, it’s just standard.

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Upcoming Tallest Buildings in Gurgaon (Under Construction)

Gurgaon’s height record is about to face a real challenge. Not a small margin like the current top three. Towers aiming considerably higher.

None of these have topped out yet. Treat these completion years as estimates, not guarantees. Gurgaon currently has over 170 towers under construction or launched above 150 metres, and timelines shift often at this scale. Once Ganga Anantam tops out around 2028, it’s set to become Gurgaon’s next tallest building, beating Trump Towers by about 13.5 metres.

Trump Residences will be the second Trump-branded project in the city. That’s a real sign the brand’s first Gurgaon tower did well enough to justify a follow-up.

The Proposed Supertall: Global City Tower on Dwarka Expressway

Everything above gets dwarfed by what Haryana has proposed next. The state government has given in principle approval for a mixed-use tower planned to rise between 620 and 700 metres, inside the upcoming 1,000-acre Global City project along the Dwarka Expressway.

Try picturing that scale for a second. Built at even the low end of that range, it would stand more than three times taller than Trump Towers, Gurgaon’s current tallest building. It would also come close to doubling Mumbai’s Palais Royale, India’s tallest existing building at roughly 320 metres.

This is still very early, though. The project sits at the Request for Proposal stage. Consultants haven’t been appointed. No construction timeline exists yet. The tower is envisioned as a mixed-use landmark, offices, a hotel, an observation deck, corporate headquarters space, positioned to put Global City alongside skyline-driven cities like Singapore and Dubai.

Treat this as a genuine government proposal, not a confirmed building. It’s real enough to be worth knowing about. It’s nowhere near ready for a construction crew.

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Why Is Gurgaon’s Skyline Growing So Fast?

Gurgaon’s rise traces back to the 1970s, when Maruti Suzuki set up manufacturing here. It picked up serious speed once General Electric and DLF built out business outsourcing operations in the city. That combination turned a mid-sized Haryana town into one of India’s wealthiest cities by total economic output.

Today, Gurgaon ranks just 56th in India by population but 8th by total wealth. It hosts local offices for over 250 Fortune 500 companies. That kind of corporate density needs somewhere to put people and offices, and honestly, horizontal space along Golf Course Road and Cyber City ran out years ago.

With more than 170 towers above 150 metres currently under construction, and a potential 620-700 metre supertall now in the pipeline, Gurgaon’s skyline is still in its early chapters. Not its final form.

Final Thoughts

Trump Towers Delhi NCR holds the title today, at 201.53 metres. But the margin over M3M IFC and Raheja Revanta is thin enough that it won’t feel like a decisive record for long. Ganga Anantam is on track to take the crown by 2028, and behind it sits a construction pipeline deeper than almost any other Indian city.
Then there’s Global City’s proposed supertall. Still just a government approval and a plot of land, but a genuine signal of how far Gurgaon’s ambitions now reach. Whatever gets built first, this list is guaranteed to look different in five years.