Adani Projects in Dwarka Expressway & Nearby Adjacent
New Launch Projects
Adani Oyster Greens
Adani Tatva Estates
Adani The Marq
Under-Construction Projects
Adani M2K Oyster Grande
Adani Oyster Greens
Adani Tatva Estates
Adani The Marq
Pre-Launch/Upcoming Projects
Adani M2K Oyster Grande
Adani Oyster Greens
Adani Tatva Estates
Adani The Marq
Adani Realty has seven projects on the Dwarka Expressway, spread across Sectors 99A, 102 and 102A. Three are delivered apartment developments, one is a new ultra-luxury launch, two are plotted colonies sold under a government scheme, and one is a commercial SCO development. Pricing runs from about ₹1.44 crore for a plot at Oyster Greens to ₹9.32 crore for a penthouse at Platinum Tower.
The most important thing to understand before comparing any two of them: most of Adani’s corridor inventory is land, not apartments — and a plot’s quoted price is roughly two-thirds of what it will actually cost you. The full arithmetic is in the next section.
What an Adani plot actually costs, all-in
Two of Adani’s residential corridor projects — Oyster Greens and Tatva Estates — are sold under DDJAY, the Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana. It is a Haryana scheme for licensed plotted colonies, and the designation carries binding conditions.
What DDJAY permits you to build. The policy caps plot sizes at 150 square metres and sets a floor area ratio of 2.0 on residential plots up to that size. Because plots stay under the 250 square metre threshold at which basements are generally permitted in Haryana, construction is effectively limited to stilt plus four floors, with a maximum height of about 16.5 metres. Colonies run 5 to 15 acres, saleable area cannot exceed 65% of the licensed area, internal roads must be at least 9 metres wide, and at least 7.5% of the colony must be organised open space with one pocket of no less than 0.3 acre. The developer must also transfer 10% of the project land to the Haryana Government free of cost for community facilities, and remains responsible for colony maintenance for the first five years.
One thing the scheme explicitly does not do is reserve EWS plots. The policy states that no separate EWS or NPNL category plots are to be provided, specifically to remove the cross-subsidy component and keep plot prices down. That is the opposite of what is often assumed about affordable-housing schemes, and it is worth knowing before someone tells you otherwise.
Now the arithmetic. Take Oyster Greens’ largest plot at its published top price.
| Step | Figure |
|---|---|
| Plot | 179 sq yd |
| Land price | ₹2.28 Cr |
| Permissible built-up at FAR 2.0 | 358 sq yd = 3,222 sq ft |
| Construction at ₹2,600/sq ft (Gurgaon standard quality) | ₹83.8 L |
| Professional fees, approvals, contingency (+20%) | ₹1.01 Cr total build |
| All-in cost | ₹3.29 Cr |
| Effective rate per sq ft of built space | ₹10,210 |
| Time to occupancy | Plot possession + 9–15 months build |
Now compare that to Adani’s own finished apartment in the next sector: Oyster Grande, ₹13,700 per sq ft, occupied, available today.
The plot route delivers roughly 25% more built space per rupee. You pay for it with nine to fifteen months and the job of running a construction project. That is the actual trade, and it is a defensible one — but it is not the trade most buyers think they are making when they compare a ₹2.28 crore plot to a ₹2.56 crore apartment on ticket price alone.
Two figures in that table are ranges rather than constants, and both move the answer. Gurgaon construction is published at roughly ₹2,028 per sq ft for basic quality, ₹2,600 standard, ₹3,510 premium and ₹4,810 luxury — so a premium build on the same plot pushes the all-in past ₹4.2 crore and the effective rate above ₹13,000, at which point the apartment wins outright. And the 20% overhead allowance is conservative; published guidance puts professional fees, approvals, transformer connection, road cutting and contingency at 15% to 30%.
The one document that settles all of it. The permissible envelope for a specific colony is set in its DTCP licence, not by the scheme in general. Ask for the colony licence and read its build conditions before you agree a price. It is the most consequential document in a plot purchase and the one least often produced.
None of this makes DDJAY plots a worse purchase. Land in a licensed colony from a large developer, with services already laid, is a legitimate asset — you control the design, you avoid apartment maintenance politics, and the land component appreciates without a depreciating structure attached. It is a different purchase, and the mistake is pricing it as though it were the same one. For other inventory in this format, the plotted developments across the corridor page covers other developers.
Where the published record fails — including Adani’s own website
Four previous articles on this site documented registration numbers, addresses and specifications migrating between unrelated projects on third-party platforms. This article adds two findings that are different in kind.
First: the developer’s own site contradicts itself on sector. Adani Realty’s Oyster Greens project page places the project in Sector 102A. Its Tatva Estates page, describing the same project, places it in Sector 102. Both are on adanirealty.com. The series’ standing advice has been “check the developer’s own material” — and on this one point, that is no longer sufficient. The registration is the arbiter.
Second: the recurring wrong registration number is not a copying error. Registration HRERA 660/2017/307 belongs to DLF Garden City Floors in Sector 92. Across five articles it has now appeared against M3M Elie Saab, Godrej Meridien, Godrej Premia Tower, Adani M2K Oyster Grande, Adani Oyster Greens and Adani Oyster Grande Phase 2 — seven projects across four developers, all on the same platform.
Seven instances across four unrelated developers is not seven copying mistakes. It is far more consistent with a default or placeholder value the platform displays when the real registration has not been populated. That is a more useful diagnosis than “error”, because it tells you what to do: on that platform, treat the RERA field as empty rather than wrong, and get the number from the developer or the portal.
Third: three arithmetic checks you can run in seconds.
One platform gives Adani Tatva Estates 1,076 units on 5 acres. Five acres is roughly 24,200 square yards. The project’s own stated plot sizes are 131 to 179 square yards. Before any deduction for roads, open space or services — and DDJAY caps saleable area at 65% of the licensed area — the site cannot hold more than about 160 plots, and realistically closer to 100. The 1,076 figure is impossible by inspection.
Adani The Marq’s land area is published as 5, 5.16, 5.5 and 7.5 acres, and the figure you accept determines whether its central marketing claim is true. The project holds 350 residences. On 5 acres that is 70 units per acre; on 7.5 acres it is 47. It is marketed as “ultra-low-density living”. For reference, Godrej Vrikshya sits at 42 units per acre and DLF Privana North at about 66. At 70 per acre the low-density claim does not hold; at 47 it comfortably does.
Adani Oyster Arcade’s entry price is published as both ₹68.87 lakh and ₹1.25 crore for the same 536 sq ft unit. The project’s larger unit is 1,400 sq ft at ₹3.26 crore — which computes to ₹23,286 per sq ft. At that rate a 536 sq ft plot is ₹1.25 crore, not ₹68.87 lakh. The lower figure is almost certainly stale launch pricing, and the internal consistency of the two higher figures is what tells you so.
What Adani’s occupied stock actually yields
Oyster Grande is Adani’s only substantially occupied corridor apartment development, with 93 listings on marketplaces. That makes it the one place in this portfolio where a yield can be computed rather than projected.
| Configuration | Size | Rate | Price | Rent (month) | Annual rent | Gross yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK | 1,870 sq ft | ₹13,700/sq ft | ~₹2.56 Cr | ₹48,300 | ₹5.80 L | 2.26% |
| 4 BHK | 2,775 sq ft | ₹13,700/sq ft | ~₹3.80 Cr | ₹55,400 | ₹6.65 L | 1.75% |
Prices are derived from the project’s median listing rate against stated sizes. Rents and rates are asking figures.
The observed band is 1.75% to 2.26% gross, before maintenance, vacancy and property tax.
This directly refutes a claim circulating about this sector. One source promoting a Sector 102 project states that “rental yields in Sector 102 are already touching 4%.” Computed from the sector’s own delivered Adani stock — the only occupied Adani apartments there — the figure is roughly half that. It is also consistent with everything else measured on this corridor: DLF’s delivered belt returns around 2.0%, Godrej’s corridor stock 1.85% to 2.69%, and Sobha City 2.33% to 2.90%. Across five articles, four developers and eleven occupied projects, nothing on this corridor has been observed to reach 3% gross.
Note also that the 4% claim was made for an unbuilt project completing in 2031. A yield requires a tenant.
On the plots there is no yield to compute at all — Oyster Greens and Tatva Estates produce nothing until a house stands on them, and then the relevant comparison is rent against the all-in ₹3.29 crore, not the ₹2.28 crore land price. What the plots do show is capital movement: Oyster Greens moved from ₹12,950 to ₹13,250 per sq ft during Q2 2025, a 2.32% quarterly rise, against a Sector 102 average of about ₹13,200. That is the return that matters on undeveloped land. The Sector 102 market data and rates page covers the sector’s wider movement.
Quick reference: all 7 projects
| # | Project | Sector | Type | Status | Configuration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adani Oyster Grande | 102 / 102A | Apartments | Delivered | 3, 4, 5 BHK + penthouses | ₹2.25–9 Cr |
| 2 | Adani Oyster Grande Phase 2 | 102 | Apartments | Delivered | 3, 4 BHK + penthouse | ₹1.82–5.12 Cr |
| 3 | Platinum Tower at Oyster Grande | 102 / 102A | Apartments | Not established | 4, 5 BHK + penthouse | ₹5.75–9.32 Cr |
| 4 | Adani The Marq | 102 / 102A | Apartments | New launch | 3, 3+Study, 4 BHK | From ₹3.85 Cr |
| 5 | Adani Oyster Greens | 102 / 102A | DDJAY plots | — | 114–179 sq yd | ₹1.44–2.28 Cr |
| 6 | Adani Tatva Estates | 99A | DDJAY plots | New launch | 131–179 sq yd | ₹2.66–2.98 Cr |
| 7 | Adani Oyster Arcade | 102 | SCO commercial | Ready to move | 536–1,400 sq ft | ₹1.25–3.26 Cr |
An eighth name, Adani Aangan, appears in Adani’s own list of RERA-approved Gurgaon projects. Its sector could not be established, so it is not counted. If shown an Aangan unit as a Dwarka Expressway address, ask for the sector on the registration first.
On whether the Oyster projects are one colony. Oyster Grande’s Phase 1 is described as 19 acres within a roughly 40-acre establishment. Oyster Arcade is 2.5 acres. Oyster Greens and Platinum Tower sit alongside. The acreages are consistent with a single 40-acre Oyster masterplan containing separately registered components — but the licensing structure could not be confirmed, and it matters for shared amenities, roads and maintenance. Ask which licence covers the parcel you are buying.
Prices exclude GST, stamp duty, registration, PLC, parking and IFMS — and for plots, exclude construction entirely.
1. Adani Oyster Grande — Sector 102 / 102A
Adani’s delivered corridor flagship, developed in joint venture with the M2K Group, and the evidence base for everything this article says about the developer’s delivery.
Oyster Grande is a high-rise development of 3, 4 and 5 BHK apartments and penthouses. Phase 1 covers 19 acres of what is described as a 40-acre establishment, with towers of 24 floors and four apartments per floor. Unit sizes span roughly 1,689 to 5,826 sq ft, with 4 BHK layouts at 3,198 and 4,548 sq ft and 5 BHK penthouses at 5,826 sq ft. Construction was carried out by L&T — a contractor attribution worth having, because it is a quality signal independent of the developer’s own claims. Homes are fully air-conditioned with laminated wooden flooring.
| Developer | Adani Realty, in JV with M2K Group |
| Contractor | L&T |
| Location | Sector 102 / 102A, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram – 122505 |
| RERA | 170 of 2017 and 171 of 2017; 37 of 2017 also cited — phased registration |
| Land area | 19 acres (Phase 1) within a ~40-acre establishment |
| Towers / floors | Conflicting — 9 and 10 towers both published · 24 floors · 4 apartments per floor |
| Units | ~890 |
| Configuration | 3, 4, 5 BHK and penthouses · ~1,689–5,826 sq ft |
| Rate | Median ₹13,700/sq ft · ₹13,481 also quoted · Sector 102 average ₹13,200 |
| Price | ₹2.25–9 Cr published |
| Rent | ₹48,300–55,400/month (3, 4 BHK) |
| Gross yield | 1.75–2.26% |
| Listings | 93 on marketplaces |
| Status | Ready to move, occupied |
What you are accepting. Delivered stock, so construction risk is gone — but so is the early-buyer pricing advantage, and 93 listings means a liquid, efficiently priced market that cuts both ways. The tower count is unresolved publicly, a minor irritation rather than a material risk for a completed building you can walk through.
At this price band, Conscient Heritage Max in the same sector and Godrej Vrikshya in Sector 103 at ₹3.5–5.66 crore are the corridor comparables — the first delivered, the second completing in 2031.
Best suited to: buyers who want a delivered, occupied Adani apartment with a liquid resale market and can inspect before committing. Other completed apartment stock on this corridor is worth pricing against it.
→ Ask for current resale and rental inventory at Adani Oyster Grande
2. Adani Oyster Grande Phase 2 — Sector 102
The second phase of the Oyster Grande development, delivered and available, and the cheapest way into an Adani apartment on this corridor.
Phase 2 offers 3 and 4 BHK apartments and a 4 BHK penthouse, from about 1,689 sq ft to 4,750 sq ft, at ₹1.82 to ₹5.12 crore, with 69 units published. Its median listing rate of ₹13,100 per sq ft sits marginally below Phase 1’s ₹13,700 and the Sector 102 average of ₹13,200.
| Developer | Adani Realty, in JV with M2K Group |
| Location | Sector 102, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram |
| Units | 69 published |
| Configuration | 3, 4 BHK · 4 BHK penthouse · ~1,689–4,750 sq ft |
| Rate | Median ₹13,100/sq ft |
| Price | ₹1.82–5.12 Cr |
| Listings | 6 on marketplaces |
| Status | Ready to move |
| RERA | Not separately established — likely covered by 170 or 171 of 2017; confirm |
Two cautions. Six listings against Phase 1’s ninety-three means a materially thinner resale market — if you may need to exit, that matters more than the ₹600 per sq ft price gap. And the governing registration was not separately established; confirm rather than assume.
Best suited to: buyers who want the lowest entry into delivered Adani apartment stock and do not expect to sell quickly.
→ Check availability and the governing registration for Adani Oyster Grande Phase 2
3. Platinum Tower at Oyster Grande — Sector 102 / 102A
The premium tower within the Oyster Grande development, priced at roughly double Phase 2 — and, after a dedicated search, still the least documented project in this article.
Platinum Tower offers 4 and 5 BHK apartments and penthouses at ₹5.75 to ₹9.32 crore, the top of Adani’s corridor apartment range. Adani’s own material lists it as a distinct RERA-approved project, which distinguishes it from a simple tower designation within a larger scheme.
| Developer | Adani Realty |
| Location | Sector 102 / 102A, within the Oyster Grande development |
| Configuration | 4, 5 BHK and penthouses |
| Price | ₹5.75–9.32 Cr |
| RERA | Listed by Adani as RERA-approved; number not published — request it |
| Land area, towers, units, sizes, status | Not obtainable in verifiable form after a dedicated search |
This gap is unusual and worth naming. Every other project in this article yielded specification data to a targeted search. Platinum Tower — the most expensive product in Adani’s corridor portfolio — did not. Its land area, tower configuration, unit count, size range, registration number and construction status are all absent from the public record.
The core question is what you are actually buying into. Platinum Tower sits inside a development whose earlier phases are delivered and occupied. If it is a later tower on the same masterplan, its residents share the existing clubhouse, roads and management — an advantage, since those already function. If it is separately licensed with its own amenity provision, that is a different proposition entirely. At roughly ₹23,000 to ₹25,000 per sq ft implied against Phase 2’s ₹13,100, you are paying a very large premium for the same address, and nothing in the public record explains what it buys.
Best suited to: buyers wanting the largest formats in an established Adani community who will treat every specification as unverified until the developer produces the registration.
→ Ask for the registration, land area and masterplan position of Platinum Tower
4. Adani The Marq — Sector 102 / 102A
Adani’s ultra-luxury new launch, one of NCR’s tallest residential projects, and the most specified project in its corridor portfolio.
The Marq comprises two standalone towers of G+46 floors reaching 158.88 metres, holding 350 residences with four apartments per floor. Architecture is by Morphogenesis, among the most internationally awarded Indian practices — a checkable attribution rather than a claim. Configurations run 3 BHK, 3 BHK + Study, 3 BHK + Study + servant, and 4 BHK from around 2,300 sq ft. The clubhouse is 35,000 sq ft — 100 sq ft per household. Parking runs across three basement levels with two dedicated spaces per residence and no vehicular movement at ground level, which is a planning decision rather than an amenity line and materially changes how the podium is used.
| Developer | Adani Realty |
| Location | Sector 102 / 102A, on Dwarka Expressway · 75 m and 60 m road frontage |
| RERA | RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/1042/774/2026/14 — registered; sources describing it as “awaiting RERA” are stale, not wrong |
| Land area | Conflicting — 5, 5.16, 5.5 and 7.5 acres published |
| Towers / floors | 2 towers, G+46 · 158.88 m |
| Units | 350 · 4 apartments per floor |
| Configuration | 3 BHK, 3 BHK + Study, 3 BHK + Study + SP, 4 BHK · from ~2,300 sq ft |
| Launch rate | ₹17,500/sq ft |
| Price | From ₹3.75–4.02 Cr across sources · 4 BHK from ~₹6.2 Cr, to ~₹9 Cr |
| Possession | Conflicting — May 2031 and December 2031 published |
| Architect | Morphogenesis |
| Clubhouse | 35,000 sq ft — 100 sq ft per family |
| Parking | 3 basement levels · 2 per residence · zero ground-level vehicular movement |
| Open space | ~85% claimed |
| Payment plan | 30:20:20:30 construction-linked |
| EOI | ₹25 lakh reported; first 200 given priority allotment |
Resolve the land area first, for the reason set out above: at 5 acres the low-density positioning does not survive; at 7.5 acres it does.
A five-year wait, and what that means at this price. The 30:20:20:30 structure front-loads 30% within 120 days of booking — on a ₹4 crore unit that is ₹1.2 crore before any structure exists, with possession in 2031. That is a normal structure and should be modelled against your own cost of capital rather than accepted as standard.
At this price band, Sobha Altus in Sector 106 at ₹7.76–9.64 crore and Elan The Emperor at ₹10–13 crore sit above it; Godrej Vrikshya at ₹3.5–5.66 crore overlaps directly with a comparable 2031 horizon. Full project detail is on the Adani The Marq’s Sector 102 towers page.
Best suited to: buyers who want the tallest, most architecturally distinctive Adani product on the corridor and can carry a 2031 horizon.
→ Request the registered land area and current cost sheet for Adani The Marq
5. Adani Oyster Greens — Sector 102 / 102A
A gated DDJAY plotted colony, and the cheapest entry into Adani’s corridor portfolio — on land price, at least.
Oyster Greens offers 288 residential plots in a secured gated complex with CCTV coverage and manned gates at three entry points. Plot sizes run 95.513 to 150 square metres — roughly 114 to 179 square yards, with the upper end sitting exactly at the DDJAY cap. Adani’s own material places it two minutes from the Dwarka Expressway and twenty minutes from IGI Airport. SCO plots are offered alongside the residential component.
| Developer | Adani Realty |
| Location | Conflicting — Sector 102A and Sector 102 both published on Adani’s own website |
| Scheme | DDJAY |
| Plots | 288 residential · SCO plots also offered |
| Plot sizes | 95.513–150 m² (~114.2–179.4 sq yd) |
| Permissible build | FAR 2.0 · stilt + 4 floors · ~16.5 m height — subject to the colony licence |
| Max built-up on a 179 sq yd plot | ~3,222 sq ft |
| Rate | Median ₹13,400/sq ft |
| Appreciation | ₹12,950 → ₹13,250/sq ft in Q2 2025 (+2.32%) |
| Land price | ₹1.44–2.28 Cr |
| All-in with standard build | ~₹3.29 Cr at the top of the range |
| Listings | 6 on marketplaces |
| RERA | Adani lists it as RERA-approved; number not published — request it |
What the 2.32% quarterly move tells you. On undeveloped land, capital movement is the entire return — no rent to offset holding costs, and no depreciating structure either. If sustained, that is a meaningfully different profile from the corridor’s ~2% annual apartment yield plus appreciation. Neither is obviously better; they are different instruments.
Two things to settle before paying. The sector — Adani’s own two pages disagree, and only the registration resolves it. And the colony licence, which determines whether the house you are imagining is legal on the plot you are buying.
Best suited to: buyers who want to design and build their own home in a serviced gated colony near the expressway, and who have read the all-in arithmetic above and budgeted accordingly.
→ Ask for the colony licence conditions and registered sector for Adani Oyster Greens
6. Adani Tatva Estates — Sector 99A
Adani’s newest plotted colony, and the one carrying the clearest published arithmetic error in this article.
Tatva Estates is a DDJAY development in Sector 99A across approximately 5 acres, offering plots from 131 to 179 square yards. Adani’s material positions the sector for proximity to the airport, Gurugram railway station, HUDA City Centre metro and neighbourhood retail.
| Developer | Adani Realty |
| Location | Sector 99A, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram |
| Scheme | DDJAY |
| Land area | ~5 acres — at the minimum of the DDJAY 5–15 acre band |
| Plot sizes | 131–179 sq yd (~1,440–1,611 sq ft) |
| Units | Published as 1,076 — arithmetically impossible. See below |
| Permissible build | FAR 2.0 · stilt + 4 floors — subject to the colony licence |
| Land price | ₹2.66–2.98 Cr |
| All-in with standard build | ~₹3.7–4.0 Cr at the top of the range |
| RERA | Adani lists it as RERA-approved; number not published — request it |
| Status | New launch |
The plot-count check, worked. Five acres is approximately 24,200 square yards. DDJAY caps saleable area at 65% of the licensed area, leaving roughly 15,700 square yards for plots. At the project’s own stated sizes of 131 to 179 square yards, that supports around 90 to 120 plots. A published figure of 1,076 exceeds the physical maximum by roughly ten times. It is wrong on its face, and establishing that required only the land area, the plot size, and division.
Run that check on any plotted project you are shown.
On price. At ₹2.66 to ₹2.98 crore for 131 to 179 square yards, Tatva sits well above Oyster Greens’ ₹1.44 to ₹2.28 crore for comparable plot sizes — and construction sits on top of both. Ask what specifically justifies the gap. Further detail is on the Adani Tatva Estates plot details page.
Best suited to: self-build buyers who want a new Adani plotted colony near the airport and have verified the licence conditions and their own construction budget.
→ Request the plot layout, licence conditions and current price list for Adani Tatva Estates
7. Adani Oyster Arcade — Sector 102 (Commercial)
Adani’s SCO commercial development within the Oyster masterplan, and — unlike most commercial entries in this series — a fully documented one.
Oyster Arcade is 51 SCO plots across 2.5 acres in Sector 102, roughly 500 metres from the surrounding residential projects and 1 km from the Dwarka Expressway. Unit sizes run 536 to 1,400 sq ft, suited to shops, offices, showrooms and restaurants. Security is multi-level from the main gate through to individual units with continuous CCTV. The SCO format gives owners land ownership and build control rather than a lease on strata space.
| Developer | Adani Realty |
| Location | Sector 102, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram |
| RERA | GGM/476/208/2021/44 — also cited as HARERA 44/2021 |
| Land area | 2.5 acres |
| Units | 51 SCO plots |
| Unit sizes | 536–1,400 sq ft |
| Price | ₹1.25 Cr (536 sq ft) to ₹3.26 Cr (1,400 sq ft) — ~₹23,300/sq ft |
| Catchment | ~500 m from residential projects · 1 km from the expressway |
| Status | Conflicting — published as ready to move and as new launch |
| Built form | Conflicting — described as ground-level development and as 4 towers of 3 floors |
The price conflict resolves itself. One platform lists entry at ₹68.87 lakh; another gives ₹1.25 crore for the smallest 536 sq ft unit. The 1,400 sq ft unit at ₹3.26 crore computes to ₹23,286 per sq ft, which makes 536 sq ft worth about ₹1.25 crore. The two higher figures are internally consistent; the ₹68.87 lakh figure is almost certainly stale launch pricing. That is how to resolve a price conflict without asking anyone — check whether the figures agree with each other on a per-square-foot basis.
What a commercial buyer is underwriting. SCO returns depend on footfall, and this catchment is the Oyster residential phases at 500 metres — which are occupied, unlike most SCO catchments on this corridor. That is a genuine advantage over commercial plots sold against a promised future population. The Marq’s 350 households will add to it from 2031.
Two things to establish. Whether the project is complete and handed over, and what built form is actually permitted — the public record describes it both as a ground-level development and as four towers of three floors, which are not the same product. For comparables, other developers’ SCO and commercial plot inventory gives a pricing reference.
Best suited to: commercial buyers who want an SCO position inside an already-occupied residential catchment.
→ Ask for the completion status and permitted built form at Adani Oyster Arcade
Adani’s delivery record on this corridor
Adani’s corridor record rests on one substantial delivery, and it is a good one.
Oyster Grande is complete and occupied, with 93 active listings and a functioning resale and rental market. It was built by L&T, which is a meaningfully different quality signal from an in-house claim — a contractor of that standing does not attach its name to substandard work. Phase 2 is also delivered, and Oyster Arcade is published as ready to move. That is a completed multi-phase development with a liquid secondary market, which several developers covered on this site cannot show.
The qualification is the sample. One residential development, delivered in phases, registered in 2017. The Marq was registered in 2026 with possession in 2031. Tatva Estates is a new launch. Platinum Tower’s status could not be established at all. So Adani has proven it can deliver an apartment development here once, but has nothing completed under a post-2020 registration.
That matters most for plot buyers. Delivery risk on a plotted colony is different: what needs delivering is infrastructure — roads, drainage, water, power, boundary and the completion certificate — not a building. A strong apartment record does not demonstrate a plotted-colony record. Ask specifically what plotted colonies Adani has completed and handed over with completion certificates, anywhere, and when. Note also that under DDJAY the developer carries colony maintenance for the first five years, which makes their post-handover conduct part of what you are buying.
One promotional claim should be set against the evidence. A source marketing The Marq describes Oyster Grande as “delivered on time, to specification”. Delivered, yes. On time against what registered date, and to what specification, was not verifiable. Ask for the original registered completion date and compare it to actual handover. Adani’s wider activity is on the Adani Realty’s Gurgaon portfolio page.
Projects outside this corridor, named so the boundary is clear: Adani Samsara Vilasa, Vilasa 2.0, Ivana and Arya (Sectors 60 and 63), Adani Veris and Lushlands (Gwal Pahari), and Adani Downtown Avenue (Sector 62). These are Golf Course Extension and Gwal Pahari products with different comparables.
Plot or apartment: which Adani product fits which buyer
| If your priority is | The project | What you accept |
|---|---|---|
| Move in now, established community | Adani Oyster Grande, Sector 102 | 2017-registration stock; sector designation ambiguous |
| Lowest entry into a delivered apartment | Oyster Grande Phase 2 | Only 6 listings — a thin resale market |
| Most built space per rupee | Oyster Greens plot (~₹10,210/sq ft all-in) | 9–15 months build and you run the project |
| Largest apartment formats | Platinum Tower | Nothing verifiable in the public record at ₹5.75–9.32 Cr |
| Architecture and height | Adani The Marq | 2031 possession; land-area conflict undermines the density claim |
| Lowest land price | Adani Oyster Greens (from ₹1.44 Cr) | Land price is roughly two-thirds of your real cost |
| Building near the airport | Adani Tatva Estates, Sector 99A | ~₹1.2 Cr more than Oyster Greens for a comparable plot |
| Commercial in an occupied catchment | Adani Oyster Arcade, Sector 102 | Built form and completion status both unclear |
| Rental income from day one | Oyster Grande only | 1.75–2.26% gross; no plot produces income until built |
| A delivered Adani plotted colony here | None | Adani’s corridor delivery record is apartments only |
The fork that matters is row three against row one. A ₹2.28 crore plot becomes a ₹3.29 crore home, 25% cheaper per square foot than the finished apartment next door — after you have spent a year building it. That is the decision. Ticket price alone does not describe it.
Verifying an Adani project before you pay
- Confirm the sector from the registration, not the website. Adani’s own pages give Oyster Greens as both 102 and 102A.
- For The Marq, get the registered land area under RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/1042/774/2026/14. Five acres and 7.5 acres imply very different densities for 350 homes.
- For any plot, demand the colony licence and read its build conditions. DDJAY sets FAR 2.0 and stilt-plus-four as the general envelope, but your colony’s licence governs.
- Run the plot-count check. Land area in square yards × 0.65 saleable ÷ plot size = realistic maximum plots.
- Resolve price conflicts by per-square-foot consistency. Where two figures for different unit sizes agree on rate and a third does not, the third is usually stale.
- For Oyster Grande Phase 2, establish which registration covers it.
- For Platinum Tower, treat every published figure as unverified until the developer produces the registration.
- Treat the RERA field on listing platforms as empty, not authoritative. One wrong registration appears against seven projects across four developers.
- For plots, budget construction, fees and approvals separately before comparing to an apartment ticket. Standard build in Gurgaon runs about ₹2,600 per sq ft plus 15–30% overheads.
- Get the full cost sheet in writing — base rate, PLC, parking, club, IFMS, GST and stamp duty.
Frequently asked questions
What does an Adani plot cost all-in once you have built on it?
Take Oyster Greens’ largest plot at ₹2.28 crore. DDJAY permits FAR 2.0, so a 179 square yard plot supports about 3,222 sq ft of built space. At Gurgaon standard construction of ₹2,600 per sq ft plus 20% for fees and contingency, the build costs roughly ₹1.01 crore. All-in: about ₹3.29 crore, or ₹10,210 per sq ft — against ₹13,700 per sq ft for a finished Adani apartment nearby. Add nine to fifteen months of construction.
What is DDJAY and what does it mean for an Adani plot buyer?
A Haryana scheme for licensed plotted colonies. Plots are capped at 150 square metres with FAR 2.0 and effectively stilt plus four floors. Colonies run 5–15 acres, saleable area is capped at 65%, and the developer transfers 10% of the land to the state and maintains the colony for five years. The scheme explicitly does not reserve EWS plots, to avoid a cross-subsidy that would raise prices. Your colony’s DTCP licence governs the specifics.
Is Adani Oyster Greens in Sector 102 or 102A?
Adani Realty’s own website publishes both — 102A on the Oyster Greens page and 102 on the Tatva Estates page. Only the RERA registration settles it.
Are Oyster Grande, Platinum Tower, Oyster Greens and Oyster Arcade the same project?
They share the Oyster name and are separately registered. Oyster Grande’s Phase 1 is 19 acres within a roughly 40-acre establishment and Oyster Arcade is 2.5 acres, which is consistent with one masterplan containing separately registered components — but the licensing structure could not be confirmed.
Which Adani project on Dwarka Expressway is ready to move?
Oyster Grande and Oyster Grande Phase 2 in Sector 102 are delivered and occupied. Oyster Arcade is published as ready to move, though also described elsewhere as a new launch.
Do Sector 102 rental yields reach 4%?
Not on any measured evidence. Computed from Adani Oyster Grande, the sector’s own delivered stock, gross yield runs 1.75% to 2.26%. Across four developers and eleven occupied projects on this corridor, nothing has been observed to reach 3%.
The short assessment
Adani’s corridor portfolio is the most product-diverse covered on this site — delivered apartments with a liquid resale market, an ultra-luxury launch by a serious architect, two plotted colonies, and an SCO development inside an already-occupied catchment.
That diversity is also the risk, and it resolves into one calculation. A ₹2.28 crore Oyster Greens plot becomes a ₹3.29 crore finished home at ₹10,210 per sq ft — genuinely better value per square foot than the ₹13,700 apartment next door, provided you are willing to spend a year as a construction client and have read the colony licence before you start.
The delivered apartment record is real and L&T’s involvement strengthens it. The plotted record on this corridor does not yet exist. And the most expensive product in the portfolio, Platinum Tower, has no verifiable specification in the public record at all — which at ₹5.75 crore and up is the single most surprising finding in this article.
Specifications, registration numbers, prices and rents are drawn from HARERA registrations, Adani Realty’s published material, DDJAY policy documentation, published Gurgaon construction cost benchmarks, and listing-platform data current to August 2026. Yield figures are computed from published asking rents and median listing rates and are indicative rather than transacted. All-in plot costs are illustrative calculations using published construction benchmarks; actual costs vary by specification and must be quoted by a contractor. DDJAY build envelopes are set by colony licence and must be requested directly. Fields marked conflicting or not obtainable were not resolvable during this research. Prices exclude GST, stamp duty, PLC, parking and IFMS. Verify all registration numbers and sector attributions on haryanarera.gov.in before purchasing.
