Most Expensive Flats in Gurgaon 2026: Prices, Projects and Records

The most expensive flats in Gurgaon are on Golf Course Road, in DLF's Golf Links cluster. Our project pages list DLF The Camellias at ₹1,20,000 per sq ft and DLF The Dahlias at ₹1,00,000. Homes in both run from about ₹80 crore to ₹150 crore. Nothing else we track comes close.

Branded towers make up the next tier. M3M Residences by Elie Saab on Dwarka Expressway is listed at ₹37,000 per sq ft, and the two Trump projects at ₹27,000 and ₹25,000. The biggest single deal so far was a ₹271 crore penthouse at The Dahlias, PTI reported in August 2026.

This post ranks projects by price alone, because price is a fact we can check. It says nothing about which project is better. Our luxury apartments list scores projects on density, club size and other measures.

These are the Gurgaon flat projects on our site that publish a rate per sq ft, from the highest down. The figures are listed prices on our project pages in October 2026, so a final deal can land higher or lower.

The chart plots the same rates from our project pages, and it shows how far the two DLF towers sit above everything else.

The gap is the real story. The Camellias' rate is more than three times Elie Saab's and eight times Godrej Vrikshya's. Below the top five, the projects we track all fall between ₹15,000 and ₹22,000 per sq ft.

Several newer projects on our site publish a starting price but no rate per sq ft, so they can't join the ranking above. Here they are, sorted by that starting price.

Most of these are early-stage towers with completion dates from 2030 to 2033. Three Sixty North, Oberoi Realty's first Gurgaon project, carries a caution alert on our page titled "Land and licence under litigation" (October 2026). Our records show HRERA registered its six towers in June 2026 subject to the outcome of Supreme Court appeals. Read that alert before going further.

Newspapers have tracked a run of record sales at the two DLF towers. The figures below are as reported, not our data.

• ₹190 crore at The Camellias. Business Standard reported on 9 December 2024 that a 16,290 sq ft penthouse sold for ₹190 crore to a software company led by its director. Stamp duty came to about ₹13 crore.
• ₹11,816 crore at The Dahlias. PTI reported on 25 January 2025 that DLF had sold 173 homes, covering 18.5 lakh sq ft, since the October 2024 launch. That averages about ₹68 crore a home, or roughly ₹63,900 per sq ft.
• ₹100 crore at The Camellias. Business Standard reported on 20 August 2025 that a UK businessman had bought an 11,416 sq ft flat there for ₹100 crore.
• ₹380 crore for four flats at The Dahlias. PTI reported on 2 November 2025 that one Delhi-NCR businessman had bought four homes with about 35,000 sq ft of super area. DLF had by then sold 221 homes for nearly ₹16,000 crore, about ₹72 crore each.
• ₹120.71 crore at The Dahlias. Business Today reported on 15 June 2026 that an investor had bought a flat there, with the deal registered on 15 April 2026.
• ₹271 crore at The Dahlias. PTI reported on 10 August 2026, citing sources, that DLF sold a penthouse of 17,200 sq ft super area to an entrepreneur. That is ₹1.58 lakh per sq ft on super area.

Outside DLF, the biggest launch-day sale came at Trump Residences Gurgaon. PTI reported on 13 May 2025 that all 298 homes sold on the first day for ₹3,250 crore, at ₹8 crore to ₹15 crore each.

Notice that the deal rates differ from our listed rates. The early Dahlias average of about ₹63,900 per sq ft sits well under the ₹1,00,000 on our page. The August 2026 penthouse sits well above it. Floor, size and timing all move the price.

At the top end, buyers pay for space, few neighbours and a large club. Here is what our pages record for the five highest-rate projects.

• DLF The Camellias. 429 apartments in nine towers on 17.83 acres, about 24 homes an acre. DLF's filings add a 160,000 sq ft club and blocks of up to 38 floors. It is ready, and DLF had booked ₹12,250 crore of sales there by June 2026.
• DLF The Dahlias. 420 homes on 17 acres, about 25 an acre, with 78% open area. Our page lists 4 BHK homes of 9,500 to 11,000 sq ft and penthouses of 12,000 to 16,000 sq ft. PTI put apartment prices at ₹100 crore to ₹170 crore in August 2026, above the range on our page.
• M3M Residences by Elie Saab. 296 homes in three towers on about 2.75 acres. Most are 4 BHKs with 204 to 229 sq m of carpet area, about 2,200 to 2,460 sq ft. M3M's plans label them 4,205 to 4,655 sq ft.
• Trump Residences Gurgaon. 298 homes in two 51-storey towers on a 0.633 acre plot, with carpet areas of 115 to 360 sq m in the HRERA filing.
• Trump Towers Delhi NCR. Ready 3 BHK homes of 3,500 to 3,800 sq ft and 4 BHKs of 4,300 to 5,000 sq ft, on our page.

Always check the area basis. Gurgaon developers usually quote prices on super area, which adds your share of lobbies, walls, shafts and the club to the space inside your flat. Carpet area is only the usable space within your walls. The ₹271 crore penthouse shows the gap. It cost ₹1.58 lakh per sq ft on 17,200 sq ft of super area, but nearly ₹2.6 lakh on 10,500 sq ft of carpet area. HRERA filings give carpet area, so compare projects on that.

Price follows the road. Our 2025 research puts Golf Course Road at an average of ₹32,000 per sq ft, far above any other corridor we track. The table sets each luxury corridor's average against the highest rate we track there.

Corridor averages are asking prices across flats of every age and size, so a single new tower can sit far above them. Elie Saab's rate, for example, is about 2.7 times the Dwarka Expressway average. Golf Course Road also has the lowest yield of the four, at 2.8%. Rent covers little of the cost, so owners there mostly hold for value. Our Golf Course Road page shows how its average has moved since 2020.

At the very top, deals keep coming. The Camellias, finished years ago, still recorded sales of ₹100 crore and more in 2024 and 2025. A notch lower, the market is thinner. Knight Frank India reported in October 2026 that NCR home sales fell 11% to 35,574 in January to September 2026.

Sales of homes priced ₹5 crore to ₹10 crore fell 39% to 4,033, and Gurgaon held 57% of the region's unsold homes. Our analysis of the NCR sales slowdown explains what that could mean for prices.

A few trade-offs are worth weighing before paying top prices:

• Long waits. On our pages, The Dahlias is due in December 2031 and Elie Saab in February 2032. Trump Residences follows in September 2032 and Three Sixty North in December 2033.
• Approvals that followed registration. Our pages record that HRERA registered Elie Saab and Three Sixty North before their fire schemes were approved, against ₹25 lakh demand drafts as security. Ask whether those approvals have come through.
• Density. Homes per acre range from about 25 at The Dahlias to 471 at Trump Residences on our pages. Density shapes how busy the lifts, lobbies and club feel.
• Low rent. At a 2.8% gross yield, a ₹100 crore flat on Golf Course Road would earn about ₹2.8 crore a year before costs.

Haryana's urban stamp duty is 7% of the value for a man, 5% for a woman and 6% for a joint purchase. The registration fee stops at ₹50,000. A flat still under construction also attracts 5% GST. A ready flat with an occupation certificate (OC) does not.

The ₹13 crore duty reported on the ₹190 crore Camellias penthouse matches the 7% rate. Our stamp duty calculator works it out for any price.

What to check before you buy:

1. Get the price per sq ft on carpet area as well as super area, in writing.
2. Look up the HRERA registration, the declared completion date and any conditions attached to it.
3. Read the alert box on our project page, and run our buyer safety checks for the structural and fire papers.
4. For a ready flat, ask for the OC and recent sale deeds in the same tower.
5. Compare with our Gurgaon luxury market report and Gurgaon property rates before you agree a price.