SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

Location : Gurugram

Prestige Estates enters joint development for 17-acre housing project in Gurugram with INR 4,200 crore revenue potential

02 Apr 2026

Prestige Estates Projects Ltd has entered into a joint development agreement for a 17.212-acre land parcel in Sector 92, Gurugram, to develop a residential project with an estimated revenue potential of INR 4,200 crore. The proposed development will have a saleable area of around 3 million sq ft. The land is owned by Sare Gurugram Pvt Ltd, a joint venture of Eka, KGK, and Dhoot. The move aligns with Prestige's strategy to expand its footprint in the National Capital Region, where housing demand remains steady, particularly in locations supported by improving infrastructure and long-term growth prospects.Read more

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Signature Global and RMZ group form 50:50 joint venture for Gurugram commercial project

02 Apr 2026

Signature Global and RMZ Group have formed a 50:50 joint venture to develop an 18-acre commercial project in Gurugram, with RMZ investing INR 1,293 crore for its stake. The project will include 35 lakh square feet of office space, retail areas, and two hotels with 500 rooms each, with an estimated capital value of INR 14,000-16,000 crore. The deal strengthens Signature Global's financial position and market credibility. Signature Global has already delivered 16.5 million square feet, while RMZ Group owns assets worth over USD 20 billion across six major Indian cities.Read more

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Emperium Group launches INR 167 crore housing project in Gurugram

02 Apr 2026

Emperium Group has launched a new residential project, Emperium Titan, in Gurugram with a revenue potential of around INR 167 crore. The project is located along Dwarka Expressway and includes 74 apartments spread across 1.03 acres. Each unit is priced at INR 2.45 crore and offers a size of 1,906 sq ft. The company's expansion comes amid steady housing demand in Gurugram and improving sales trends in the Delhi-NCR market, where residential sales have seen a notable rise in the recent quarter.Read more

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FIR filed against Experion entities over alleged fraud linked to Gurugram land deal

30 Mar 2026

Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing has registered an FIR against Experion Developers and Experion Capital following a complaint by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case linked to Religare Finvest Limited. The case revolves around the alleged diversion of INR 2,036 crore by former promoters Malvinder Mohan Singh and Shivinder Mohan Singh, including INR 150 crore used to acquire land in Gurugram. Investigators have raised concerns over the use of insolvency proceedings, loan acquisition at a discounted value, and voting control within the Committee of Creditors to influence the resolution outcome of Dignity Buildcon.Read more

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Haryana RERA directs Imperia Structures to pay INR 55 lakh compensation to Gurugram homebuyers for delayed possession

Gurugram News Desk

30 Mar 2026

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA), Gurugram, has directed Imperia Structures Ltd to pay approximately INR 55 lakh as compensation to homebuyers for loss of property appreciation due to delayed possession in its The Esfera project in Sector 37C, Gurugram. The order also includes additional payments towards mental agony and litigation costs. The buyers had booked the unit in 2013, with possession due by 2017, but faced prolonged delays. HRERA noted that the developer's failure to adhere to timelines resulted in financial loss linked to rising property values in the micro-market. The ruling reinforces the authority's approach of awarding compensation beyond refunds in cases of prolonged project delays.Read more

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M3M India partners with ONE Atmosphere to launch serviced luxury suites project in Gurugram

28 Mar 2026

M3M India has partnered with ONE Atmosphere to launch ONE Atmosphere Suites Corner Walk in Gurugram's Sector 73/74. The project will feature 256 fully serviced luxury suites, with operations expected to commence by the winter of 2026. Positioned as a hybrid hospitality-residential asset, the development targets business travellers and long-stay occupants, integrating managed services with residential formats. The launch marks ONE Atmosphere's entry into India and reflects growing developer interest in branded serviced living formats within key NCR micro-markets.Read more

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IndiGo plans integrated campus in Gurugram to centralise operations

28 Mar 2026

IndiGo is planning a major development in Gurugram with a new integrated campus on a 4.5-acre site in Sector 29. The campus will unite the IndiGo Support Centre (ISC) and Ifly learning centres, currently spread across the city, under one roof. The project, expected to take three to five years, aims to improve organisational cohesion, strengthen collaboration, and support long-term growth plans. As India's largest airline with a 63.6 per cent domestic market share, this move reflects IndiGo's focus on operational efficiency and employee integration.Read more

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Palam Vihar faces stricter action as illegal housing units are sealed and services cut

Gurugram News Desk

22 Mar 2026

Authorities in Gurugram have intensified action against illegal housing units in Palam Vihar, ordering sealing of properties and disconnection of utilities such as water and electricity. The move follows directions from the Punjab and Haryana High Court and complaints from residents about violations of building norms. Several plots were found to have multiple unauthorised units beyond permitted limits. Officials also flagged irregularities in approvals and registrations. With stricter enforcement now underway, the action is expected to impact property owners and tenants while addressing long-standing planning violations in the area.Read more

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Haryana RERA directs Gurugram developer to pay over INR 21 lakh compensation for delayed flat possession

Gurugram News Desk

20 Mar 2026

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA) has ordered a Gurugram-based developer to pay compensation exceeding INR 21 lakh to a homebuyer for delay in handing over possession of a residential unit in Sector 37D. The order, issued in the past week, followed a complaint filed by a buyer who had booked the flat in 2008 with a promised possession timeline of 2012. Despite substantial payments, the unit was not delivered, leading to earlier refund proceedings. HRERA clarified that receipt of a refund does not preclude additional compensation claims. The awarded amount includes INR 18.9 lakh for loss of property value appreciation, INR 2 lakh for mental harassment, and INR 50,000 towards litigation costs, along with applicable interest until realisation.Read more

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Gurugram administration calls meeting with developers and RWAs over structural safety complaints

18 Mar 2026

The Gurugram district administration has convened a meeting with developers and resident welfare associations (RWAs) of several housing societies to review complaints related to structural safety and delays in implementing repair measures suggested in structural audit reports. Authorities have asked developers and RWAs to present action-taken reports and updates on pending repair work. The review follows multiple complaints from residents regarding cracks, water leakage and other building defects in residential societies. The administration is expected to assess compliance with safety recommendations and determine timelines for completing necessary structural repairs across affected housing projects.Read more

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DTCP demolishes illegal colonies and unauthorised structures across Gurugram in enforcement drive against unapproved developments

Gurugram News Desk

17 Mar 2026

The Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Gurugram, carried out a demolition drive targeting several illegal colonies and unauthorised structures across multiple locations in the city as part of its enforcement action against unapproved real estate developments. During the operation conducted in the past week, officials demolished colonies and early-stage construction works in areas including Sadhrana village, Bhondsi and Sector 89. Structures removed during the drive included damp-proof course foundations, boundary walls, partially constructed buildings and internal road networks created to support illegal plotting activities. The enforcement action, supported by local police, is aimed at preventing unauthorised colonies being carved out on agricultural land without planning approval and curbing misleading plot sales to unsuspecting buyers. Authorities said such colonies typically lack civic infrastructure and violate planning regulations, and warned that strict action will continue against illegal development activities in Gurugram.Read more

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Smartworld Developers awards INR 1,000 crore construction contract for Trump Residences Gurgaon as structural work begins

15 Mar 2026

Smartworld Developers has awarded a construction contract worth INR 1,000 crore for its branded luxury project, Trump Residences Gurgaon, marking the start of structural construction at the site. The development, located on a 11.7-acre parcel in Sector 69, Gurugram, will comprise two 51-storey residential towers housing 298 ultra-premium apartments with a total built-up area exceeding 1.2 million sq ft. The company said excavation at the site has been completed and an initial INR 300 crore tender has already been issued as part of the phased construction plan. The project recorded strong initial sales, with the developer reporting bookings worth approximately INR 3,250 crore following the launch. Trump Residences Gurgaon is the second Trump-branded residential project in the city after Trump Towers Gurugram and forms part of Smartworld Developers expansion in the branded ultra-luxury housing segment.Read more

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Seven labourers die after soil mound collapses at Signature Global construction site in Gurugram

13 Mar 2026

Seven labourers lost their lives and four others were injured after a mound of soil collapsed at a construction site of a residential project by Signature Global in Gurugram. The incident occurred while workers were carrying out excavation work for a Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP). Around 12-15 labourers were trapped when the soil suddenly caved in. Rescue teams from the police, SDRF and NDRF carried out operations and pulled out the workers, who were taken to a hospital in Bhiwadi. Authorities have registered a case, detained project officials and halted construction activity while an inquiry is underway.Read more

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Haryana commission directs Unitech Realty to refund excess electricity charges collected from residents in Gurugram society

Gurugram News Desk

10 Mar 2026

The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission has ordered Unitech Realty Pvt Ltd and the resident welfare association of Uniworld Gardens II in Gurugram to refund excess electricity charges collected from residents and revise billing practices in line with regulatory tariffs. The directive follows a complaint filed by a resident alleging overcharging under the single point supply system used in the housing society. The commission found that residents had been billed at higher tariffs than those charged by the distribution utility and that additional charges inconsistent with regulations were imposed. The regulator has also imposed a penalty of INR 50,000 on the RWA and warned of an additional INR 6,000 daily fine if compliance is not achieved within the stipulated period.Read more

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Supreme Court orders CBI probe into DLF’s Primus housing project in Gurugram

Gurugram News Desk

09 Mar 2026

The Supreme Court has ordered a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into alleged irregularities linked to DLF Limited's residential project The Primus DLF Garden City in Gurugram. The direction came while hearing appeals filed by homebuyers and the developer against a 2023 order of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. The court asked the Central Bureau of Investigation to examine the allegations through a dedicated team and submit findings by April 25, 2026. The project involves 624 apartments, and possession had earlier been offered to buyers after the occupancy certificate was received.Read more

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FIR registered against six directors of Ameya Commercial Projects and Anek Estates over INR 5 crore fraud in Gurugram

Gurugram News Desk

03 Mar 2026

An FIR has been filed against six directors of two real estate firms Ameya Commercial Projects and Anek Estates and Ventures LLP in relation to an alleged INR 5 crore fraud tied to a commercial project in Sector 57, Gurugram. Gurgaon police registered the case at Sector 56 police station under Sections 120B (criminal conspiracy) and 420 (cheating) of the Indian Penal Code after a resident of Sector 54 lodged a complaint stating she was misled into investing in the Ameya Sapphire 57 development on assurances of timely possession and financial credibility of the developers. The complainant alleged that despite the occupation certificate being issued in July 2025, neither physical possession nor execution of the sale deed was delivered, and she was compelled to pay into a separate firm's account purportedly to evade legal liability. Police said no arrests have yet been made and a detailed investigation is under way.Read more

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Gurugram introduces strict two-stage construction waste checks to strengthen compliance

Gurugram News Desk

01 Mar 2026

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has approved new regulatory measures that introduce a two-stage verification system for construction and demolition (C&D) waste management, aimed at tightening oversight and curbing illegal disposal that contributes to pollution and roadside dumping. Under the system, builders and developers must account for anticipated waste at the planning stage and again before obtaining an occupancy certificate, submitting proof of disposal through authorised channels. Municipal bodies will be required to establish authorised waste drop-off points within every 5 km 5 km grid, and environmental compliance will be tracked using a digital system featuring GPS and geo-tagging. The Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) will enforce the requirements and impose penalties for violations. The measures reflect broader efforts to align city practices with national waste-management directives and stem mounting concerns about unregulated debris disposal and its impact on air quality and urban liveability.Read more

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Major urban expansion on cards in Haryana as HSVP moves to procure land and launch new sectors in Gurugram after 20 years

Gurugram News Desk

01 Mar 2026

The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) has initiated its most significant urban expansion strategy in over two decades, setting in motion plans to procure and develop large tracts of land for new residential and commercial sectors in Gurugram and other parts of Haryana. The policy shift, which follows the recent merger of the erstwhile Housing Board into HSVP, aims to diversify urban growth beyond private-sector-driven projects and respond to rising housing demand and infrastructure pressure in key National Capital Region (NCR) markets. Phase-wise land procurement will involve consent-based acquisition and direct purchases of landowners parcels through online platforms such as the e-Bhoomi portal, with an estimated 1.67 lakh acres statewide earmarked for development and around 23,000+ acres in Gurugram alone. The expansion targets multiple growth corridors including the Southern Peripheral Road, Dwarka Expressway and New Gurgaon belt and is designed to support organised real estate supply, plotted housing and planned neighbourhoods. The move is expected to improve infrastructure delivery and offer more affordable options relative to private development.Read more

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Authorities raze nine multi-storey buildings among nearly 100 encroachments on KMP link stretch in Gurugram

Gurugram News Desk

01 Mar 2026

Gurugram civic and revenue authorities have completed a five-day demolition drive along a 1.5-kilometre stretch of the Farrukhnagar-Daboda road, a key connector to the KMP Expressway, to remove almost 100 unauthorised structures that had narrowed the sanctioned road width and caused chronic traffic congestion. The operation resulted in the removal of nine multi-storey buildings, about 30 double-storey structures, and numerous smaller encroachments that had reduced the corridor's effective width to 35-40 feet from the legally sanctioned 60-66 feet, officials said. The drive, led by a duty magistrate and supported by more than 100 police personnel, revenue officials, municipal staff, fire brigade and emergency services, was largely peaceful and involved prior demarcation and outreach to property owners. The Gurugram civic body plans to redevelop the cleared road at an estimated INR 7 crore over the next 10 months, including improvements to carriageways, footpaths, green verges and storm drainage.Read more

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Huge demolition drive clears about 450 illegal shanties along Golf Course Road, Gurugram

Gurugram News Desk

26 Feb 2026

District authorities in Gurugram conducted a large-scale anti-encroachment operation along Golf Course Road that resulted in the demolition of nearly 450 illegal shanties, spread over approximately two acres of government-notified land in the Saraswati Kunj area of Sector 53. The action, carried out with police support on the weekend before last, formed part of ongoing enforcement efforts to curb unauthorised construction and encroachments that have persisted despite legal restrictions and notices. Officials stated that the structures, which lacked proper permissions and had emerged in a disputed colony, were razed without major disturbances and that similar drives had been undertaken previously as part of a continued monitoring and removal campaign. Authorities reiterated that building without valid approvals remains prohibited, and any such encroachments will continue to be subject to strict action pending resolution of underlying land ownership disputes.Read more

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