Abw Tower Sector 25, Gurgaon

Greenbelts Along Gurgaon Roads to be Developed as Rainwater Absorption Zones

Green areas along seven arterial roads in Gurgaon are being developed as rainwater absorption zones to mitigate waterlogging issues during heavy rains. This initiative by GMDA involves clearing debris and modifying road surfaces to facilitate water flow into these green belts, aiming to improve the city's drainage infrastructure.

GMDA Plans Expansion of Treated Water Supply Network Across Sectors 1-80

GMDA plans to expand the treated water pipeline network to cover sectors 1 to 80. This initiative aims to increase the supply of recycled water for non-potable uses like construction, industrial operations, and landscape maintenance, thereby reducing the reliance on freshwater resources.

Rent in Abw Tower ranges from ₹ 1 L to ₹ 1 L with options available for 3 BHK, 4 BHK.

GMDA Plans New Stormwater Drain to Combat DLF Phase 2 Flooding

To address chronic waterlogging in DLF Phase 2 and surrounding areas, GMDA plans to construct a 2.1-km stormwater drainage line. This project, estimated at Rs 3.6 crore, will channel rainwater into the master drain along the Sector 17-18 dividing road, aiming to mitigate flooding during monsoons. The construction is expected to take at least seven months.

Gurgaon Civic Body Tackles Encroachments to Improve Infrastructure

The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) has launched a large-scale anti-encroachment drive across 44 sectors in Gurgaon to clear public land designated for infrastructure like roads and utilities. This move aims to restore the intended width of roads, which have been narrowed by unauthorized constructions, thereby easing the strain on civic infrastructure.

During Q1'2026, average property prices for Abw Tower moved from ₹ 17,200/sqft to ₹ 25,000/sqft, reflecting a 45.35% rise.

During Q4'2025, average property prices for Abw Tower moved from ₹ 15,700/sqft to ₹ 17,200/sqft, reflecting a 9.55% rise.