4.6
Excellent
Based on 8 ratings across 4 projects
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DLF Limited is India's largest listed real estate company by market capitalisation, with a 78-year legacy spanning Delhi NCR, Chennai, Chandigarh, and other metros. Founded by Chaudhary Raghvendra Singh in 1946, DLF built some of India's most iconic residential communities — DLF City in Gurugram, The Camellias ultra-luxury, and Privana series. DLF's brand is synonymous with premium residential quality and land ownership credibility in North India.
DLF Limited has been expanding its NCR footprint methodically. DLF Alameda in Sector 73 is their latest — targeting the 1.5–2.5Cr segment that forms the backbone of Delhi NCR demand. With DLF's legendary quality and a 70,000 sq ft clubhouse, this is a strong offering in the Golf Course Extension Road corridor.
₹1.80 Cr – ₹3.20 Cr
DLF Limited has been expanding its NCR footprint methodically. DLF Privana West in Sector 76-77 is their latest — targeting the 1.5–2.5Cr segment that forms the backbone of Delhi NCR demand. The project is designed as a low-density community of only 1,113 homes across 25 acres, with Aravalli forest views and premium resort-style amenities.
₹3.50 Cr – ₹6.00 Cr
DLF Limited has been expanding its NCR footprint methodically. DLF The Arbour in Sector 63 is their latest — targeting the 1.5–2.5Cr segment that forms the backbone of Delhi NCR demand. Each residence spans over 3,500 sq ft with Italian marble flooring, European modular kitchen, and a private terrace with plunge pool provision. The project is designed around 85% open green spaces with a 60,000 sq ft clubhouse.
₹7.50 Cr – ₹14.50 Cr
DLF Gardencity at Nandigama/Kothur in South Hyderabad is one of the largest branded plotted developments in the city — 1,172 villa plots across a sprawling 152.63 acres, with HMDA approval and clear title. Plot sizes range from 1,494 to 2,403 sq ft. The layout is fully handed over, with internal roads, compound walls, and basic civic infrastructure in place. Current resale market is active with prices significantly higher than the original launch rates. DLF's entry into Hyderabad's plotted segment with Gardencity was a significant brand endorsement for the south ORR corridor. Kothur sits on the ORR South near the Shamshabad–Kothur belt, close to the Hyderabad–Bengaluru highway, making it attractive for end-users and long-term investors. For current plot owners: (1) What is the going resale rate per sq ft at Gardencity today? (2) Has DLF completed all the promised infrastructure within the layout? (3) With the AI Fourth City and Pharma City expansions nearby, how has the area changed over the last 2 years? Looking for genuine on-ground feedback from residents or investors.
