The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) has decided to renovate and allot 1,088 vacant affordable flats in Sector 47, Gurugram, which were constructed in 2010 under the Ashiana Scheme for economically weaker sections (EWS). Initially, these flats remained unallotted for over 15 years due to procedural delays and disputes over eligibility, and HSVP had considered demolishing them to use the land for high-end housing. Following public opposition and a complaint escalated to the Prime Minister's Office, HSVP approved an INR 8 crore renovation plan, with allotments to eligible families scheduled after repairs.Read more

Gurugram's planning authorities have intensified action against illegal colonies and unauthorised structures, demolishing violations in Palam Vihar, Carterpuri, Mubarikpur, and Iqbalpur. In Palam Vihar, a departmental store operating in a stilt parking area was sealed, while Carterpuri saw the removal of illegal boundary walls, roads, and kiosks linked to unauthorised plot sales. Officials are also addressing breaches within licensed housing societies, where some RWAs have altered common areas in violation of the Haryana Apartment Ownership Act. Repeat offenders may face administrator appointments. The crackdown is part of a wider enforcement push, including measures against forest land encroachments and misuse of residential properties.Read more

Gurugram's municipal body will build three new construction and demolition (C&D) waste plants to tackle rising environmental concerns. A major facility is planned near the Global City project, with two smaller ones at Bandhwari and Begumpur Khatola. This follows state directives to address daily and legacy waste management. Currently, the Basai plant handles only 300 of the 1,500-2,000 tonnes generated daily, leading to illegal dumping-particularly near the Aravallis. With a doubled waste management budget of INR 20 crore, officials aim to have the new plants running before the next monsoon. The expansion will ease Basai's load and significantly improve recycling and compliance.Read more

Haryana RERA has ruled against Shine Buildcon for a four-year delay in handing over a commercial unit at '70 Grandwalk' Sector 70, booked in 2014. Possession, due by mid-2019, was only offered in late 2023. The developer's defence citing demonetisation, GST, and COVID-19 was rejected as insufficient. RERA ordered Shine Buildcon to pay 11.1% annual interest on the buyer's payments, from the due possession date to actual offer or two months post-occupation certificate-whichever is earlier. The amount must be settled within 90 days, and possession delivered within 30 days thereafter. The builder is barred from imposing extra charges beyond the original agreement.Read more

The Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Gurugram, recently demolished an unauthorized structure constructed by the Resident Welfare Association (RWA) of Emaar Palm Hills in Sector 77. The RWA had built a meeting hall in the society's open area, which violated the approved layout plan. Despite earlier notices, the association failed to act, leading to the enforcement. DTCP clarified that RWAs are not permitted to carry out construction in common or green areas, regardless of internal resolutions. The demolition received support from residents and planning experts.Read more

The Gurugram Metro project advanced as bids for Phase 1-linking Millennium City Centre to Sector 9-were opened this week. Dilip Buildcon and RBL submitted the lowest bid, now under review. Phase 1 includes a 15+ km elevated corridor with 14 stations and a 2 km spur to the Dwarka Expressway, plus a ramp to a future depot in Sector 33. Of eight bidders, six cleared technical evaluation. Construction is expected to start by September and finish in 30 months. Authorities stress strict timelines and ongoing monitoring. While planning delays persist at the Cyber City interchange, Phase 1 promises major mobility improvements across Gurugram.Read more

SRF Ltd, a Gurugram-based diversified chemical firm, plans to invest close to INR 750 crore to establish new manufacturing facilities. This includes an agro-chemical plant in Dahej, Gujarat, costing INR 250 crore, and a BOPP film manufacturing facility in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, with an investment of INR 490 crore. These projects, approved by the company's board recently, are part of SRF's expansion strategy. The announcement follows a strong financial quarter for SRF, which reported a 71 percent increase in net profit, reflecting the company's robust capital expenditure plans despite global uncertainties.Read more

Namo Realtech has secured INR 350 crore in funding from a real estate-focused lending platform operated by BGO-Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, marking a significant boost to its residential development in Gurgaon. The investment is part of a structured credit strategy launched in 2022, which has already committed USD 100 million across 10 deals and aims to scale up to USD 1 billion by 2028. Executives from both companies highlighted the robust prospects of India's residential property market.Read more

Gurugram's Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) demolished 13 unauthorised colonies covering over 40 acres. The crackdown targeted areas in Kadarpur, Dhankot, Kherki Majra and Bhondsi, where illegal plotting, boundary walls, and under-construction buildings were removed. More than 50 structures, including internal roads and plinths, were dismantled. This drive is part of DTCP's broader effort to curb illegal developments and protect planned urban growth. The department also issued warnings in licensed colonies where commercial misuse and construction violations were detected.Read more

PwC India has opened a new 125,000 sq ft office in DLF Downtown 4, Gurugram, further strengthening its presence in the National Capital Region. This marks the firm's sixth office in the NCR and increases its regional capacity to nearly 8,000 professionals. The new facility, which accommodates over 1,200 employees, features open workspaces, collaboration zones, tech-enabled meeting rooms, innovation hubs, and dedicated client areas to support hybrid and flexible work. This move comes in response to growing client demand and the availability of a strong local talent pool. PwC also plans to open two more offices in Mumbai by the end of the year.Read more

B L Kashyap & Sons Ltd. (BLK), a prominent Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firm, has secured a significant order valued at INR 910 crore (excluding GST) from BPTP Limited. This substantial contract involves the construction of civil structures for residential towers, associated non-tower areas, and crucial community infrastructure in Gurugram. The project, expected to span approximately 36 months, signals a renewed collaboration between the two companies. This reinforces trust in BLK's capabilities and its commitment to high-standard project delivery within Gurugram's dynamic real estate market.Read more

Gurugram's residential property market has witnessed a substantial 67% increase in average prices between Q2 2023 and Q2 2025, according to the latest MagicBricks PropIndex. The average rate reached INR 16,186 per sq ft during the April-June quarter of 2025, up from INR 9,718 two years prior. Key micro-markets such as Dwarka Expressway, Golf Course Road Extension, Sohna Road, and New Gurugram are experiencing heightened demand. Dwarka Expressway led the growth, supported by major infrastructure enhancements and improved airport connectivity, making it the top choice for premium buyers and investors alike.Read more

Gurugram's Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) has taken action against unauthorized structures built by Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs), including demolishing a religious structure in Suncity Avenue, Sector 102. This comes amidst observations of RWAs constructing illegal structures in common areas for personal or social uses, violating housing laws. Authorities plan to seek stricter action and recommend appointing administrators to such RWAs to prevent further encroachments. The move aims to ensure compliance across group housing societies and protect residents' interests.Read more

Signature Global has acquired two land parcels totaling nearly 10 acres in Sohna, Gurugram, with plans to develop 5.3 lakh sq ft of housing space. This follows a strategic shift from affordable to mid-income and premium housing due to rising land costs. The company recently announced plans to invest INR 1,200-1,500 crore in land acquisition and INR 2,500 crore in construction for FY 2025-26. Signature Global posted a net profit of INR 101.2 crore in the last fiscal, with total income rising to INR 2,637.99 crore. With a strong development pipeline of over 67 million sq ft, it targets INR 12,500 crore in pre-sales this fiscal.Read more

Whiteland Corporation has awarded INR 2,000 crore in construction contracts to Ahluwalia Contracts and Kalpataru Projects for its premium housing project on Dwarka Expressway. Spread across 20 acres, the project will feature around 1,700 apartments, with 1,400 units launched in the first phase. The developer has partnered with Marriott International to bring Westin Residences to Gurugram, which will manage the upcoming property. The total investment, including land and construction costs, is estimated at INR 5,500-6,000 crore.Read more

Gurugram authorities have issued 266 notices to homeowners for violating regulations, bringing the total to over 650 in three weeks. The notices target businesses operating in residential properties without permits and address building code breaches, including unauthorized constructions like rooftop structures and covered parking. This action, part of an 'office on the spot' drive in Sushant Lok and other sectors, aims to maintain residential zoning integrity. On the other hand Non-compliant property owners may face restoration orders, sealing, or cancellation of occupancy certificates if they fail to respond within seven days. Enforcement will also extend to fire safety violations in commercialized residential properties.Read more

Gurugram authorities intensified enforcement efforts in the past week, targeting illegal structures near Golf Course Road and within the Aravali range. Four unauthorised houses were demolished, while two under-construction buildings and a paying guest facility were sealed following previous notices. The action, carried out by the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) and Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), is part of a larger campaign targeting nearly 50 illegal structures across Behrampur, Ghata, Gwalpahari, and Sakatpur. The drive aims to curb repeated violations under the Punjab Land Preservation and Forest Conservation Acts. With routine drone surveillance planned, the crackdown is aimed at enforcing forest protection laws that have often been ignored despite earlier court orders.Read more

Following fresh orders from the National Green Tribunal, authorities in Gurgaon have demolished 15 illegal farmhouses built on protected forest land in the Aravali region, covering about 30 acres across eco-sensitive areas like Gwalpahari, Abheypur, and Manesar. The drive, supervised by a duty magistrate, followed show-cause notices and hearings for violators. Meanwhile, Haryana officials have identified over 6,700 illegal constructions in Faridabad's protected zones, with phased demolitions underway. While activists welcome the action, they say enforcement is still reactive, highlighting the need for stricter, preventive measures to protect the fragile Aravali ecosystem from further encroachment and ecological damage.Read more

An audit by Gurugram's Municipal Corporation (MCG) uncovered that ownership details for 34 properties-owing INR 97.2 crore in property tax-are missing, making recovery legally impossible. The city's total outstanding property tax has surged to INR 280.6 crore, with additional arrears in fire tax (INR 18.4 crore) and development charges (INR 35.6 crore). Amid criticism at a recent MCG House meeting, officials vowed to retrieve records from the revenue department and pursue legal recovery. To improve collections, the MCG is conducting door-to-door surveys, hosting correction camps, and enhancing its online system to ensure accurate records and close the revenue gap.Read more

Gurugram's premium real estate sector is booming, even as national housing sales decline. Driven by strong infrastructure, seamless connectivity, and growing buyer interest, luxury projects along Golf Course Extension and SPR are seeing record-breaking demand. Trump Residences sold out in hours, while DLF's Privana North was fully booked during its soft launch. Despite a nationwide sales dip, Delhi-NCR posted 16% growth, led by Gurugram's vibrant launch pipeline. With branded homes and gated communities becoming the norm, the SPR corridor is fast emerging as the city's most sought-after real estate zone. Gurugram is no longer a satellite city-it's setting new benchmarks.Read more