Gurgaon Army Welfare Housing in Numbers
AWHO Projects
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Project Status Mix
All Ready to Move
No confirmed Under Construction, New Launch or Upcoming stock
What Is an AWHO Project in Gurgaon?
An Army Welfare Housing Organisation project is a housing development built or administered by AWHO, a body set up to provide housing for army personnel, ex-servicemen and their families. Original AWHO allotments in Gurgaon and elsewhere have historically been made to eligible army personnel and veterans, rather than sold openly the way a private new launch would be.
Over time, units in these AWHO projects also enter the resale market and become available to the general public, which is how they show up in Gurgaon's open property listings. The AWHO projects currently listed on Square Yards in Gurgaon span Sector 22, Sector 43, Sector 49, Sector 56 and DLF Phase IV, and all are Ready to Move.
Why Buy an AWHO Project in Gurgaon
is a defence welfare body, not a private developer, so its Gurgaon projects follow a different history than a typical new launch, even though units available today are largely on the resale market. RERA norms apply to registered projects the same way they would for any other developer in the city, and several of these AWHO sectors, including Sector 43 and Sector 56, sit close to Golf Course Road and Golf Course Extension Road.
Army welfare housing projects in Gurgaon are located in Sector 22, Sector 43, Sector 49, Sector 56 and DLF Phase IV. Notable projects include style="font-size:18px;font-weight:700;color:#1a1a1a;margin:0 0 4px;line-height:1.3;font-family:Arial,sans-serif">Top AWHO Projects in Gurgaon
Here are the AWHO projects in Gurgaon currently tracked on Square Yards. All show as Ready to Move.
Explore Other Housing Options in Gurgaon
Here's the broader configuration and format picture across Gurgaon, useful context alongside the AWHO projects listed above.
By Format, All Gurgaon Listings
| Format |
What It Offers |
Best For |
| Apartments | Homes within well planned residential communities with modern amenities | Families and working professionals |
| Builder Floors | Independent floors with fewer shared spaces | Buyers looking for greater privacy |
| Villas | Spacious homes with private open areas | Large families and premium buyers |
| Plots | Land parcels for building a customized home | Long term investors and self builders |
| Shops | Commercial retail spaces | Investors and small business owners |
By Configuration, All Gurgaon Listings
| Configuration |
Typically Suits |
| 1 BHK | Individuals and first time buyers |
| 2 BHK | Couples and small families |
| 3 BHK | Families looking for extra space |
| 4 BHK | Joint families and buyers needing larger homes |
| 5 BHK | Large families and buyers wanting maximum space |
How AWHO Pricing Works in Gurgaon?
Pricing for AWHO homes in Gurgaon varies by project. Army Sispal Vihar lists a starting price on the live listing, while the other five AWHO projects in Gurgaon show Price On Request. Check the individual project page for the exact figure before comparing.
What Is the Average Price of an AWHO Flat in Gurgaon?
There isn't a confirmed average across all projects, since most listings show Price On Request. Contact the specific project for exact pricing.
How Do I Sort by Budget?
Since most AWHO listings in Gurgaon don't carry a published price, start by shortlisting projects in your preferred sector, then reach out directly for exact pricing before comparing budgets.
How to Shortlist an AWHO Project in Gurgaon?
A few checks can help narrow down the right AWHO project in Gurgaon.
- Confirm Allotment vs. Resale. Check whether the unit is an original AWHO allotment or a resale unit, since eligibility and transfer terms can differ.
- Review Transfer Documentation. For resale units, confirm the transfer paperwork and any society or organisation clearances required.
- Verify RERA Registration. Check the specific project's registration status before proceeding.
- Confirm Possession Status. All current AWHO listings in Gurgaon show Ready to Move, but check the specific project page for the latest status.
- Compare the Sector. Sector 22, Sector 43, Sector 49, Sector 56 and DLF Phase IV each have different connectivity and infrastructure within Gurgaon.
Beyond AWHO: Explore More Gurgaon Projects
Army Welfare Housing Organisation projects are one part of Gurgaon's housing market. New launches, ready to move homes, under construction developments, and other housing options are also available across the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many AWHO projects are there in Gurgaon?
There are (AWHO) projects currently tracked in Gurgaon on Square Yards, and all of them are listed as Ready to Move.
Which AWHO projects in Gurgaon are worth looking at?
are among the AWHO projects in Gurgaon currently listed on Square Yards.
What is AWHO, or Army Welfare Housing Organisation?
Army Welfare Housing Organisation, known as AWHO, builds army welfare housing for defence personnel, ex-servicemen and their families. Original allotments in AWHO projects have historically been tied to army service eligibility, though units also enter the resale market and become available to the general public over time.
Is there an AWHO new project in Gurgaon?
Not currently. All AWHO projects tracked in Gurgaon on Square Yards show as Ready to Move. There are no confirmed Under Construction, New Launch or Upcoming AWHO listings in Gurgaon at this time.
Which sectors in Gurgaon have AWHO projects?
AWHO projects in Gurgaon are located in Sector 22, Sector 43, Sector 49, Sector 56 and DLF Phase IV.
What should I check before shortlisting an army welfare housing unit in Gurgaon?
Confirm whether the unit is an original allotment or a resale, verify RERA registration and current possession status, and check any transfer documentation required for a resale AWHO unit.
Is AWHO housing priced differently from private developer projects in Gurgaon?
Most AWHO listings in Gurgaon show Price On Request rather than a published starting price, so a direct comparison against private developer pricing needs a call to the specific project first.