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Every story the desk has published about Gurgaon, with the market figures that tell you whether a headline applies to the home you are looking at.
🗓Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
We have published 6 stories about Gurgaon, most recently on 30 Sept 2026, 7:31 pm IST. The most frequent topics are road development, authority announcements, metro. Every story explains what it means for buyers, investors, existing owners and tenants, and credits its original source.
For context, Gurgaon averages ₹16,500/sq ft in our research , up 118% over five years , with gross rental yields around 3.2%. We have full research on 8 projects in the city. Use the stories below alongside the price data: a road or metro announcement matters most for the localities it actually reaches.
Gurgaon market data
NHAI has begun the toll-plaza process on the Gurugram-Pataudi-Rewari highway. For property users along this corridor, it points to a more usable road network but also to higher travel costs once the project opens fully.
Gurugram’s plan to freeze accounts of 71 builders over unpaid RERA dues is a clear signal that recovery action may finally move. For buyers stuck in delayed projects, that can improve pressure on defaulters, though it is still only an enforcement step, not a delivery guarantee.
DTCP has brought land within 1.5 km of 12 Gurugram RRTS stations under TOD rules. That can improve development flexibility around these station zones, but the real market effect will depend on the later zoning split and project-level approvals.
GMDA is only examining options at Sikanderpur and planning a wider revamp of IFFCO Chowk, so this is a pipeline item, not an outcome yet. If executed well, it could ease a chronic bottleneck on the Golf Course Road–Cyber City side of Gurgaon, but timelines and design are still open.
Haryana has added the planned Delhi-Panipat-Karnal rapid rail line to its TOD policy. That is a planning signal, not a finished transit upgrade, but it can shape how land use and future housing around station areas are assessed.
ET Realty reported that India is expected to see a large wave of new shopping-centre supply by 2031, with NCR set to account for the biggest share. For Gurgaon buyers and investors, this is more about footfall, tenant demand and retail-led micro-market activity than an immediate price jump.
