- Close to Delhi and NH 48
- Established residential surroundings
- Strong rental demand
- Schools and hospitals nearby
- Easy access to Udyog Vihar
About Sector 21, Gurgaon
Why choose Sector 21 for Living?
An honest look at what residents love — and what to watch out for.
- Traffic during office hours
- Older housing stock in some pockets
- Parking constraints on internal roads
- Limited new residential supply
- Commercial movement adds congestion
What's New in Sector 21, Gurgaon
Live news feed — last updated 08 June 2026
GMDA to Rebuild Key Stormwater Drain on Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road
The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) is set to reconstruct a three-decade-old master stormwater drain along the Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road. The 2.8 km stretch, estimated to cost Rs 32 crore, aims to eliminate drainage bottlenecks and prevent waterlogging during heavy rainfall.
Gurugram Residents Face New Sanitation Charge on Property Bills
MCG has introduced an additional sanitation charge on property tax bills, covering waste collection and street sweeping services. While authorities state this is to cover sanitation infrastructure, residents criticize it as a 'double payment' due to existing gaps in municipal services and reliance on private collectors.
Sanitation Workers' Strike Continues, Piling Up Waste in Gurugram
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.
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.
MCG Begins Recarpeting Six Key Gurgaon Roads to Address Pothole Issues
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has started recarpeting six major pothole-prone road stretches across the city, including in Sectors 18, 23A, 39, 21, 51, and 46. This initiative, with an allocation of approximately ₹8.9 crore, aims to provide more durable road surfaces and improve commuting conditions for residents. The expected impact is significantly better road quality and reduced travel time.
Gurgaon Grapples with Civic Issues: Sector 21 Neglect and Waste Management Overhaul
Sector 21 faces persistent civic issues, including broken roads and garbage dumping, with residents demanding improvements for over two decades. Gurgaon is planning to adopt Indore's waste management model, focusing on waste segregation and door-to-door collection to improve cleanliness.
The road connecting Salapur Khera to the Sector 21 market in Gurgaon is in severe disrepair, characterized by potholes and broken patches, making commutes difficult and unsafe. Residents are requesting immediate recarpeting and a better drainage system to improve road longevity and safety.
Residents of Sector 21 in Gurgaon are engaged in a four-decade-long battle for access to a proper road. They report that a 24-meter approach road was identified but is now encroached upon. The current access is through a cramped and poorly lit stretch, which also suffers from waterlogging and sewage overflow from nearby Special Economic Zone (SEZ) offices.
GMDA has re-tendered a project to upgrade a sewage pumping station in Sector 9A with a 665.5 MLD capacity to address sewage backflow issues, estimating the project to cost Rs 97.6 crore and take two years to complete. The GMDA also approved a Rs 70 crore project to reconstruct over 4.2 km of a master stormwater drain network in sectors 21, 22, and 23.
What's Around Sector 21, Gurgaon
Schools, transit, healthcare and essentials within walking distance — plus quick travel-time estimates to Gurgaon's top business hubs.
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Eurokids Preschool And Daycare0.2 km
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Manthan Hospital0.3 km
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Sector 21 Park0.4 km
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Accenture0.5 km
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Kant Medi Care0.6 km
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common queries about Sector 21, Gurgaon.
Sector 21 falls under the pin code 110061. The same code is used across residential and commercial addresses in the locality.
Property values in Sector 21 are around 10,750. Depending on the property type, project age, and exact location, prices are generally seen within ₹ 3.23 Crore to 15.00 Crore.
Bijwasan and Shahbad Mohammadpur are the nearest railway stations for residents of Sector 21. Both are commonly used by people travelling between Gurugram and Delhi.
Sector 21 is not a newly emerging location. Most of the area has been occupied for years, which means buyers are looking at an established market rather than a future growth story. Rental activity and city access remain part of its appeal.
Kitty Garden Senior Secondary School, Rotary Public School, Narayana E-Techno School, American Montessori Public School, and Sherwood Convent School are located in and around Sector 21.
Residents in this area have access to Columbia Asia Hospital, Narayana Hospital, Manipal Hospital, Park Hospital, and Umkal Hospital, among other healthcare facilities across nearby sectors.
Rental housing is available across different configurations in Sector 21. Families, working professionals, and long-term tenants are all part of the rental market here.
Road travel is a major mode of daily movement in this locality.
Most of Sector 21 is already developed, but construction activity is still visible in some pockets.
Many families have been living in Sector 21 for years. Schools, hospitals, local markets, and residential neighborhoods are already part of the area, which is one reason it continues to remain a residential choice.