DLF City Phase 3, Gurgaon

Residential property prices in Gurgaon have seen an 18.4% increase in the past year, reaching Rs 16,249 per square foot. This surge is attributed to upcoming infrastructure upgrades, particularly the Gurgaon Greater Southern Peripheral Road (GSPR), which is enhancing the area's real estate appeal.

Gurugram's property market has seen an investment of approximately ₹27,000 crore in the first four months of 2026. This surge, driven by strong developer confidence and demand along corridors like Dwarka Expressway and Golf Course Extension Road, highlights the city's resilience despite broader economic trends. RERA Gurugram has approved 1,057 projects to date, with 825 being residential.

A 10-day strike by sanitation workers has led to an accumulation of over 3,500 metric tonnes of waste across Gurugram. The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) is working with remaining contractual staff to manage the situation, but residents are concerned about deteriorating sanitation conditions and the potential for a repeat of past crises.

GMDA has re-invited bids for the installation of 100 video-based Emergency Call Points (ECPs) across public locations in Gurgaon. This initiative aims to strengthen city policing and surveillance by allowing citizens to connect directly with the nearest police control room at the press of a button during emergencies. The project is estimated at Rs 7.4 crore,

India's office real estate market showed strength in Q1 2026 with vacancy levels tightening due to sustained occupier demand and moderated new supply. Office vacancy rate also saw a reduction, contributing to the overall positive trend. This is expected to lead to increased rental growth and sustained demand for quality office spaces.

An ambitious plan to transform three major highway corridors, including the Mehrauli-Gurugram (MG) Road, into signal-free zones is set to drastically reduce travel time between Gurugram and Delhi. Travel time on the Mehrauli-Gurugram stretch is expected to drop Significantly

Gurgaon's real estate market is entering a new growth phase, significantly fueled by ongoing and upcoming infrastructure upgrades. The completion of the Dwarka Expressway, India's first urban elevated expressway, and the progress of the Gurgaon Metro extension project are key drivers. These developments are expected to boost property values in areas along these corridors by an estimated 15-30%.

Gurgaon is set to receive a substantial boost in infrastructure development with significant allocations in the Haryana budget for 2026-27. Key projects include the revival of the Outer Ring Road, east-west corridor, and elevated highways, totaling thousands of crores. These investments are aimed at decongesting the city, improving traffic management, and fostering industrial growth.

A new depot-cum-workshop for the upcoming metro line between Millennium City Centre and Cyber City will be constructed in Sector 33, estimated to cost around Rs 410 crore, to support train stabling, inspection, and maintenance for the 28.5 km elevated metro line. Also ,Streetlights across Gurugram will soon be operated via a centralized control and monitoring system (CCMS), replacing manual operations and inefficiencies.