About Estate 361 | Gurgaon
The internal project reference put Estate 361's starting price at Rs 6.65 Cr. An external property-listing source shared afterward shows a much wider spread, starting at Rs 2.47 Cr for a 1 BHK, running through 2 BHK at Rs 3.38 to 5.19 Cr, 3 BHK at Rs 6.02 to 7.74 Cr, and 4 BHK at Rs 9.12 to 9.14 Cr. The likely explanation is a configuration mismatch, the Rs 6.65 Cr figure may have only covered the 3 and 4 BHK tier before smaller units got added to the launch, but that's a guess, not a confirmed answer, and it needs a direct check with the project team before anything gets posted publicly.
Everything else about the project is solid enough to note here. It's 18.23 acres, built around a forest-living concept, with roughly 2,50,000 sq ft of green landscape and 2,00,000 sq ft of amenities inside the boundary, registered under HRERA as RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/1012/744/2025/115, verifiable at haryanarera.gov.in. It sits inside a designated Transit-Oriented Development zone at the Dwarka Expressway, proposed Metro, and CPR confluence, about 30 minutes from Golf Course Extension Road and Cyber City. Listed status is new launch with a September 2033 completion target, the longest timeline of the four projects here, and no dated construction-progress figure has come up yet.
Same BSE/NSE-listed, GRESB-rated developer, with a project revenue target around Rs 1,200 Cr specifically for Estate 361. The clubhouse and indoor and outdoor sports facilities sit within that 2,50,000 sq ft of green space, and The Terraces, a retail and lifestyle component inside the same estate, isn't a separate project and shouldn't be listed as one. Water and power infrastructure has no documentation in anything reviewed. On the neighbourhood side, Genesis Hospital is 5 minutes away, Medanta 15 minutes, NSP School and Gurgaon World School both under 10 minutes, Ambience Mall around 30 minutes out, all solid, specific numbers. The Rs 9,000 Cr GDV target and Rs 1,200 Cr revenue figure point to scale rather than a guaranteed resale premium on any individual unit, and given the pricing conflict above, no value claim should go out on this one until the price structure itself is settled.
