Sector 24 Dwarka, Delhi

A regulatory authority, similar to RERA, will be established to approve building plans for multi-storey projects in rural areas. Projects exceeding 500 square meters will require registration, and builders must keep 70% of buyer funds in a separate account. This aims to bring transparency to rural construction activities and prevent unplanned development.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is shifting its strategy to long-term land monetization, expecting to earn over ₹29,700 crore in license fees over 55 years from three major projects in Dwarka. These projects include a five-star hotel, Delhi's first Transit Oriented Development (TOD) project, and a super-speciality hospital.

Construction has begun on the Gurugram Metro project, a 28.5 km corridor with 27 stations connecting Millennium City Centre to Cyber City and extending to Dwarka Expressway. Phase 1, costing Rs 1,277 crore, involves a 15.22 km elevated corridor with 15 stations and a spur to Dwarka Expressway..