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DLF Privana West is a sold-out, under-construction luxury high-rise project by DLF Limited in Sectors 76 and 77, Gurugram. It has 795 apartments in five towers on 12.572 acres, is registered with HARERA Gurugram under RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/819/551/2024/46, and is the sixth phase of DLF’s 116.29625-acre Privana township. The configuration is 4 BHK throughout, with 10 penthouses. DLF’s website targets possession in December 2028; the promoter’s own RERA filing declares completion by 31 December 2031.

Key facts at a glance

AttributeDetails
LocationSectors 76 and 77, Gurugram (Shikohpur / Kherki Daula, Tehsil Manesar), pin code 122004
Units and towers795 apartments across 5 towers (A to E)
Configuration4 BHK; 785 apartments plus 10 penthouses
RERA carpet area198.475 sq m (approx 2,136 sq ft) and 330.881 sq m (approx 3,562 sq ft)
Land area5.088 hectares (12.572 acres)
StatusUnder construction, fully sold out at launch in May 2024
Launch valueApprox Rs 5,590 crore for all 795 units (DLF regulatory filing)

Last verified: August 2026. Pricing, inventory and construction status change frequently. Every regulatory fact below is traceable to a primary source listed at the end.



Project Overview of DLF Privana West, Sector 76, Gurgaon

DLF Privana West occupies a 12.572-acre parcel in Sectors 76 and 77, Gurugram. It is not a standalone development. It is phase VI of a single licensed colony: DTCP Haryana licence no. 219 of 2023, granted on 25 October 2023 for 116.29625 acres at villages Shikohpur and Kherki Daula, Tehsil Manesar, and developed in phases. DLF Privana South is phase I on 25.148 acres, and DLF Privana North is phase VIII on 17.701 acres. Together the three are marketed as the DLF Privana township.

The project has five towers, identified in the approved plans as Towers A, B, C, D and E, and 795 apartments. In its registration filing with the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority, DLF declared exactly two unit types: 785 apartments with a carpet area of 198.475 sq m, and 10 apartments with a carpet area of 330.881 sq m. The larger format is the penthouse, and the count of 10 is consistent with two penthouses crowning each of the five towers, which is the pattern DLF describes for the adjoining Privana South.

The project launched in May 2024 and sold out in three days. In a filing to the stock exchanges, DLF reported the sale of all 795 apartments at an aggregate value of approximately Rs 5,590 crore. Because DLF has never published a price list for Privana West, that disclosure remains the most reliable public pricing anchor for the project.

Construction is underway. DLF’s project page describes Privana West as an active construction site and carries a construction progress update dated January 2026.

AttributeDetail
Project nameDLF Privana West
PromoterM/s DLF Limited
LocationSectors 76 and 77, Gurugram, pin code 122004
Project area5.088 hectares (12.572 acres)
Parent licenceDTCP 219 of 2023 dated 25.10.2023, 116.29625 acres, phased
PhaseVI of the licensed colony
Towers5 (Towers A to E)
Total apartments795
Configuration4 BHK apartments and penthouses
StatusUnder construction, sold out
HARERA registrationRC/REP/HARERA/GGM/819/551/2024/46

Positioning matters. This is an ultra-luxury, low-density high-rise product, not a mid-segment New Gurugram condominium. At 795 units on 12.572 acres, gross density is roughly 63 apartments per acre, low for a Gurugram high-rise of this height.


Quick Info

InformationDetails
Project nameDLF Privana West
DeveloperDLF Limited, promoter of record with HARERA
LocationSector 76 / 77, Gurugram, Haryana, pin code 122004
Property typeResidential, high-rise apartments
Configuration4 BHK apartments (785) and penthouses (10)
RERA carpet area198.475 sq m and 330.881 sq m
Approx carpet area2,136 sq ft and 3,562 sq ft
Market-reported saleable sizeApprox 3,577 sq ft and 5,472 sq ft
Project statusUnder construction
HARERA registration no.RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/819/551/2024/46
HARERA project IDRERA-GRG-1540-2024
Registration date22.04.2024 per HARERA record; DLF’s website states 18.04.2024
Building plan approvalMemo ZP-1895/PA(DK)/2024/12245 dated 18.04.2024
Declared completion31.12.2031 in the RERA filing; December 2028 on DLF’s website
Total units795
Project area12.572 acres
Towers5
Gross densityApprox 63 units per acre
Launch valueApprox Rs 5,590 crore, May 2024
Current availabilitySold out; secondary market only

DLF Privana West Floor Plan, Unit Layout and Master Plan

Most project pages publish a floor-plan image without explaining the two different area numbers a buyer will meet. Both are used here, and they differ by a wide margin.

Carpet area versus saleable area

Under Section 2(k) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, carpet area is the net usable floor area within the apartment walls, excluding external walls, service shafts, balcony and open terrace, but including internal partition walls. This is what a promoter must declare to the regulator and use in the agreement for sale. Saleable or super area is a commercial construct that loads a share of common areas onto the apartment, and it is the number quoted in the market.

Unit typeDeclared RERA carpet areaApprox carpetMarket-reported saleableApprox efficiencyUnits
4 BHK apartment198.475 sq m2,136 sq ftapprox 3,577 sq ft60%785
Penthouse330.881 sq m3,562 sq ftapprox 5,472 sq ft65%10

Worked example: Rs 6.43 crore against 3,577 sq ft saleable reads as roughly Rs 17,980 per sq ft; the same money against 2,136 sq ft of declared carpet is roughly Rs 30,100 per sq ft. Neither is wrong, they measure different things. Compare projects on the same basis, and take the carpet figure from the agreement for sale, the only place it is legally binding.

What the home actually contains

DLF’s unit-wise specification filed with HARERA sets out the rooms the apartment is built to, which is the most reliable public description of the layout available for this project.

SpaceConfirmed in the RERA specification
Living, dining, foyer and family loungeYes, specified as a combined set of spaces
Master bedroom with dress roomYes
Additional bedroomsYes, specified separately from the master
Master toiletYes, with counters, sanitary ware and fittings
Additional toiletsYes, specified separately
KitchenYes, modular, with an appliance package
Utility room, utility balcony and utility toiletYes
Sit-outs (balconies)Yes, with railings and ceiling lights

So a 4 BHK here is a four-bedroom home with a separate family lounge in addition to living and dining, a dress room off the master, a utility room with its own balcony and toilet, and multiple sit-outs: a servant-quarter-inclusive layout of the type common in DLF’s luxury range. What the filing does not fix is the count or dimensions of bathrooms and balconies. Ask for the dimensioned unit plan for your tower and stack, and get balcony and exclusive terrace areas stated separately in the agreement.

Tower and floor structure

The approved plans filed with HARERA and republished on DLF’s compliance pages show how the towers stack.

  • Towers A and D share a typical plan, with typical floors grouped 2 to 16 and 18 to 20, and 31 to 34 and 36 to 40, and refuge floors at the 26th and 35th levels.
  • Towers B, C and E share a different typical plan, with typical floors grouped 2 to 10, 11 to 16 and 18 to 20, and 31 to 34 and 36 to 40, with refuge floors at the 17th and 35th levels.
  • Penthouse plans, with upper and lower terrace and mumty area calculations, are filed for the 41st level.

DLF’s website describes five towers of G+38 floors each, while the approved plan set runs to a 41st level. Both can be true: refuge floors are mandatory fire-safety levels and are not habitable residential floors, so a tower can have 41 structural levels and 38 residential ones. If your floor position matters, or you want to know whether you sit directly above or below a refuge level, ask for the stacking plan for your tower rather than relying on either headline.

Master plan and land use

The land-use statement DLF filed with HARERA accounts for every square metre of the 50,876.9 sq m site, which makes it a better master-plan document than any brochure.

Land useArea (sq m)Share
Construction of apartments7,131.7814.0%
Roads7,829.2715.4%
Pavements10,336.8620.3%
Parks and playgrounds7,658.6115.1%
Vehicle parking (at grade)1,617.753.2%
Electricity sub-station1,437.002.8%
Sewage and solid waste treatment690.001.4%
To be transferred to government for community services810.391.6%
Other13,365.2526.3%
Total50,876.91100%

Only about 14 percent of the site sits under apartment construction, which substantiates the marketed claim of a high proportion of open area using a filed number rather than a brochure adjective. Note also that the table shows no land separately allocated to a club house within this phase, and the internal-facilities cost schedule records club house and community centre as “as per project report” with no separately costed amount inside these 12.572 acres. That does not mean there is no club. It means the club provision is not evidenced as a separate parcel inside this phase, and you should establish in writing which club serves your towers, its size, which phases share it and when it is handed over.

On floor area ratio, the filing records permissible FAR of 1.25 for the whole 116.29625-acre licence, with 0.461 attributed to Privana West out of that total. Because the figure is stated against the entire colony rather than this 12.572-acre phase, it is not a site-level density measure for this project.


DLF Privana West Price List and Total Cost of Acquisition

DLF has not published a price list for Privana West and the project is sold out, so there is no primary-market price to quote. What exists is a small set of hard data points, and they are more useful than an invented starting price.

Data pointFigureSource
Units sold at launch795DLF regulatory filing, May 2024
Aggregate sellout valueapprox Rs 5,590 croreDLF regulatory filing, May 2024
Implied average per apartmentapprox Rs 7.03 croreDerived
Market-reported 4 BHK range at launchRs 6.43 crore to Rs 7.15 crorePress reporting, May 2024
Implied rate on 3,577 sq ft saleableapprox Rs 17,980 to Rs 19,990 per sq ftDerived
Implied rate at the Rs 7.03 crore averageapprox Rs 19,660 per sq ftDerived
DLF’s estimated project cost filed with HARERARs 2,837.10 croreForm REP-I, Part C

Within that Rs 2,837.10 crore, DLF declared land cost of Rs 342.87 crore, apartment construction of Rs 2,205.45 crore, infrastructure of Rs 116.08 crore and other costs including EDC, taxes and levies of Rs 172.71 crore. This is a promoter’s cost estimate filed for regulatory purposes, not a valuation and not a price. Its practical value is that it sits alongside the mandatory RERA escrow arrangement, under which 70 percent of allottee receipts must go into a designated project account; DLF nominated an ICICI Bank branch in DLF Phase 1, Gurugram.

A benchmark from inside the same township. DLF Privana North, launched thirteen months later on the adjoining phase, sold 1,164 units at a reported average realisation of about Rs 23,000 per sq ft and an average unit value of about Rs 9.5 crore. Privana North is a taller, larger-format product, so this is not like-for-like, but it shows the direction the developer’s own pricing moved within one township between May 2024 and June 2025. It says nothing about what an individual Privana West unit will resell for.

Buying now: the secondary route

Any purchase today is a transfer of allotment before conveyance, or a resale after possession. That changes the cost structure:

  • Transfer or nomination charges: DLF levies a charge to transfer an allotment, usually per square foot of saleable area. Get the figure in writing before agreeing a price, and agree who bears it.
  • GST: An under-construction apartment bought from the developer attracts 5 percent GST without input tax credit on the construction component. A completed apartment with an occupancy certificate attracts none. A transfer between allottees is treated differently again. Take specific advice, because treatment turns on timing and structure.
  • Stamp duty and registration: In Haryana, stamp duty on urban conveyances is commonly cited as 7 percent for a male buyer, 5 percent for a female buyer and 6 percent for joint male and female ownership, on the higher of consideration or collector rate. The registration fee is slab-based and capped, most commonly reported at Rs 50,000, though some sources report a lower cap. Rates, caps and whether this location is treated as urban or rural should be confirmed at the sub-registrar’s office or on the e-GRAS portal before you budget.
  • Charges outside the headline price: Expect some combination of external and internal development charges, preferential location charges for floor or facing, car parking, club membership, interest-free maintenance security, power backup and advance maintenance.

Build a total acquisition cost, not a price. Consideration plus statutory charges plus transfer charges plus developer levies plus financing cost is the number that decides whether the purchase works.


Residential Properties in DLF Privana West You May Like

Within Privana West the choice is narrow by design: 785 four-bedroom apartments of one carpet size, plus 10 penthouses, with no 2 or 3 BHK format and no alternative size. What varies is tower, floor band, facing and outlook, which is why floor and facing premiums exist here. If a stack is unavailable in the secondary market, the practical alternatives sit outside the project.

ProjectLocationConfigurationApprox price referenceOne-line differentiator
DLF Privana SouthSector 774 BHK and penthouses, 1,113 units on 25.148 acresRs 7,200 crore for 1,113 units at launchSame township, larger parcel, 7 towers, launched first
DLF Privana NorthSector 76 / 774 BHK and penthouses, 1,164 units on 17.701 acresApprox Rs 9.5 crore average unit valueSame township, tallest DLF towers, larger units, higher entry
DLF Gardencity Enclave Phase 2Sectors 91 to 93Independent floors, 544 units on 5.0105 acresNot publishedSame developer, low-rise alternative, closest completion timeline
DLF Regal GardensSector 903 and 4 BHK condominiumNot publishedSame developer, ready to move, materially lower ticket size
DLF New Town HeightsSectors 86, 90, 912, 3 and 4 BHK condominiumNot publishedEntry-level DLF ownership in the same corridor, resale market

Be clear which problem you are solving. Privana South and North compete on the same axis. The Gardencity and New Town Heights options are a different product class and compete only on developer brand and corridor.


Key Features

  • Low gross density for a high-rise: Roughly 63 apartments per acre. In practice this affects lift waiting times, driveway congestion at school-run hours and pressure on club facilities.
  • About 14 percent of the site under apartment construction: Filed with the regulator, and the strongest single indicator of how much ground is left to landscape, roads and parking.
  • A single 4 BHK product: With 785 of 795 units in one format, the resident profile will be narrow, which tends to make resident-body decisions simpler and maintenance standards more consistent. It also means no internal flexibility if your space requirement changes.
  • Township infrastructure, not project infrastructure: As phase VI of a 116.29625-acre licence, the road network, entry arrangements and green structure are shared with the adjoining phases. That is a scale advantage and a scheduling dependency.
  • Aravalli edge position: The site sits at the southern edge of the developed sector grid with the Aravalli ridge and large reserved green tracts to the south, which limits what can ever be built immediately behind it.
  • A fitted kitchen appliance package and multiple car parks per unit: Both detailed in the amenities and specifications section below.
  • A listed developer: DLF’s delivery capacity can be independently checked from quarterly results, which is not true of most Gurugram developers.

DLF Privana West Location and Connectivity

The project sits at approximately 28.384 degrees north, 76.988 degrees east, in the Sector 76 and 77 pocket south of NH-48 near Kherki Daula, where the developed part of New Gurugram meets the Aravalli belt.

Three corridors define the location. NH-48, the Delhi to Jaipur highway, runs immediately north and is the spine to Delhi, the airport, Manesar and Jaipur. The Dwarka Expressway, also called the Northern Peripheral Road, terminates at NH-48 near the Kherki Daula toll plaza through a cloverleaf interchange, giving a controlled-access route towards Dwarka and IGI. The Southern Peripheral Road runs north-east towards Vatika Chowk, Sohna Road and Golf Course Extension Road, which is how residents reach the southern office belt. The Central Peripheral Road links the SPR side towards the Dwarka Expressway.

Approximate distances

All figures below are straight-line distances calculated from the project’s mapped coordinates to the mapped coordinates of each destination. Road distances run longer, typically by 20 to 40 percent depending on route, and travel times vary substantially with traffic. Use these for relative comparison, not commute planning.

DestinationStraight-line
DLF Privana South (adjacent phase)0.3 km
Vega Schools, Sector 761.0 km
Kherki Daula toll plaza, NH-481.5 km
Sector 83 retail and clinic cluster1.6 to 2.0 km
DLF Corporate Greens, Sector 74A2.7 km
Sector 82 to 84 school and retail cluster2.9 to 3.8 km
Vatika Chowk, SPR5.9 km
Manesar town6.3 km
Rajiv Chowk, NH-488.0 km
Medanta, Sector 388.0 km
Garhi Harsaru Junction railway station8.3 km
Sector 51 hospital cluster8.4 to 9.8 km
Basai Dhankot railway station9.0 km
Millennium City Centre metro station11.8 km
DLF Cyber City15.8 km
IGI Airport Terminal 321.2 km

What this means day to day

For a household working along NH-48, in Manesar, or in the Sector 74A to 75A office cluster, this is a short commute. For a household working at Cyber City, Golf Course Road or in Delhi, it is a long one, and its quality depends on two chokepoints: the Kherki Daula toll plaza at 1.5 km, and the NH-48 stretch through Hero Honda Chowk.

The toll plaza is the most cited drawback of this micro-market. Its relocation to Panchgaon, or replacement by satellite-based tolling on the Dwarka Expressway corridor, has been announced repeatedly over more than a decade without being completed, so treat removal as a possible upside rather than a plan.

No metro station serves Sector 76 and none is under construction; the nearest existing station is roughly 12 km away. Any decision that depends on metro access should rest on a sanctioned and funded alignment, not an announced one. The airport advantage, by contrast, is real: the Dwarka Expressway interchange gives a controlled-access route towards IGI that avoids much of the older Gurugram congestion.


DLF Privana West Amenities and Home Specifications

This section separates three tiers: what DLF has filed with the regulator and is therefore contractually anchored, what DLF states publicly, and what circulates in marketing and could not be independently verified. That distinction is the difference between a feature you can enforce and a feature you hoped for.

Convenience

The RERA filing records GMDA approvals for external roads, water supply, electricity, sewage disposal and storm water drainage. Internally, DLF has costed internal roads and pavements, a water supply system, storm water drainage, an electricity supply system, sewage treatment and garbage disposal, street lighting, an underground water tank and rainwater harvesting. Lifts are specified as branded make, and water storage as overhead and underground tanks.

For a resident this means the utility backbone is planned and costed rather than arranged later, which is the most common failure point in Gurugram projects. What the filing does not give is lift brand, speed or count per core. Lift count relative to apartments per core is the single biggest determinant of daily convenience in a 40-storey tower, so ask for it in writing.

Parking is reported at three bays per 4 BHK and four per penthouse, with 1,617.75 sq m at grade and the bulk across three basement levels for which separate plans and area calculations are on file.

Safety

The filing records security and fire fighting as provided per the project report, and a fire scheme document sits on the regulator’s file. The approved plans include refuge floors at the 17th, 26th and 35th levels depending on tower, a mandatory high-rise fire-safety provision and a genuine safety feature rather than a marketing one.

Access control, CCTV, boom barriers, visitor management and manned security are standard for DLF developments of this class but are not itemised in the statutory filing. Ask for the security specification in writing, including whether perimeter and lobby CCTV, video door phones and app-based visitor management form part of the handover or become a later resident-body cost.

Sports

A sports pavilion plan, with sections and area calculations, was filed with HARERA in the post-registration document set, confirming a dedicated sports structure is planned. The specific facilities inside it, such as a pool, gymnasium or indoor courts, appear in marketing material but are not itemised in the filing. This is where the club-allocation point matters most: establish in writing which club serves Privana West, whether it is shared with Privana South and North, its built-up area, its completion date relative to your possession date, and its one-time and recurring membership cost.

Leisure and Environment

Parks and playgrounds take about 15 percent of the site, and a green area calculation and a ground coverage calculation are both on the regulator’s file, so landscape and social space are substantively planned rather than notional.

On environment, HARERA granted registration in April 2024 subject to the promoter furnishing a bank guarantee of Rs 25 lakh in lieu of environmental clearance within four months, the clearance having been recommended by the state appraisal committee but not yet issued. An environmental clearance certificate for Privana West was subsequently uploaded to the HARERA file. Confirm the clearance is in force and note its conditions, particularly around tree cutting and excavation, both of which appear as undertakings in the filed document set.

Home specifications

The following is DLF’s specification of construction as filed with HARERA Gurugram. It is the most reliable specification record for this project because it forms part of the registration, and DLF’s own disclaimer states that specifications given are as filed with the regulator.

ElementSpecification as filed
Living, dining, foyer, family loungeMarble or tiles flooring; acrylic emulsion or OBD on walls and ceiling
Master bedroom and dress roomLaminated wooden flooring, marble or tiles; modular wardrobes
Other bedroomsLaminated wooden flooring, marble or tiles; modular wardrobes
Master toiletTiles, marble or granite flooring; tile, paint and mirror wall combination; marble, granite or synthetic stone counters; CP fittings, wash basin, WC, towel rail, exhaust fan, geyser
Other toiletsMarble, granite or tiles flooring; CP fittings, wash basin, WC, exhaust fan, geyser
KitchenTiles or granite flooring; tiles to 2 ft above counter; marble, granite or synthetic stone counters; SS sink; modular kitchen
Kitchen appliancesHob, chimney, oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, geyser, washing machine
Utility room, balcony and toiletTiles flooring; OBD, semi-acrylic or tiles; CP fittings, wash basin, WC
Sit-outsTiles flooring; exterior grade paint; MS, SS, aluminium or glass railings; ceiling lights
Main doorWooden fire-resistant flush door
Internal doorsWooden flush doors
Windows and external glazingUPVC or aluminium
Air conditioningLiving, dining and bedrooms
ElectricalSwitch boxes and sockets; PVC conduits, FR wiring
Piped gasProvision only
Wi-Fi and broadbandProvision only
External finishExterior grade paint

Two points deserve emphasis. The fitted appliance package is a genuine value item, but the filing itself notes that the extent, number and variety of equipment are tentative and liable to change, so get the appliance schedule with makes or equivalents into your agreement. And gas and broadband are recorded as provision only, meaning conduits and points rather than live connections, so budget for those separately.


DLF Privana West Locality Neighbourhood

What is actually within reach of this specific site. Distances are straight-line and approximate.

Schools near DLF Privana West

SchoolDistanceAreaPractical relevance
Vega Schools1.0 kmSector 76Closest school of scale; the only one within a short local drive
Sri Chaitanya School2.5 kmSector 83Part of the Sector 82 to 84 cluster
MatriKiran High School2.6 kmSector 83Senior school in the same cluster
Knowledge Tree World School2.8 kmSector 83Primary and secondary
RL International School2.9 kmSector 82Long-established option in the Vatika belt
Euro International School3.3 kmSector 84Reachable via the sector road network
Delhi Public School3.8 kmSector 84Best-known brand in the immediate belt

Seven schools within four kilometres, most clustered in Sectors 82 to 84, means genuine choice on board, fee level and timing rather than dependence on one institution. It does not mean a walkable school run: every option needs a vehicle or bus, and some routes run along or across NH-48. Test the route at 7.30 am before assuming a distance is a manageable commute.

Colleges

InstitutionDistanceNotes
DPG Degree College and DPG Institute of Technology and Management5.6 kmSector 34, on the NH-48 corridor
Gurugram University, Sector 87 campus6.1 kmClosest higher-education campus
Gurugram University, Sector 518.8 kmMain campus
Amity University, Panchgaon10.5 kmPrivate university on the Manesar side
The NorthCap University14.7 kmSector 23A, old Gurugram

Higher education here is adequate rather than a reason to buy. Students at Delhi University or the larger private universities towards Noida would face a long commute.

Healthcare

FacilityDistanceType
Nouveau Medics, Sector 832.0 kmMultispecialty OPD, daycare and diagnostics
MET Hospital, Sector 782.6 km24-hour hospital on NH-48
Miracles Apollo Cradle / Spectra, Sector 823.6 kmMultispecialty with maternity and paediatric focus
Prakash Hospital, Manesar5.8 km24-hour hospital
SilverStreak Multispeciality, Sector 875.9 km24-hour multispecialty
Medanta, Sector 388.0 kmTertiary care
CK Birla Hospital, Sector 518.4 kmTertiary care
Artemis Hospitals, Sector 519.8 kmTertiary care

Day-to-day and emergency stabilisation care sits within three kilometres, but tertiary care, the hospitals a family chooses for cardiac, oncology or complex surgery, is eight to ten kilometres away in the Sector 38 to 51 belt. Households with ongoing tertiary needs should test that drive at peak hours.

Shopping and daily needs

Daily-needs retail sits in the Sector 77 convenience arcades attached to neighbouring developments about a kilometre away, covering groceries, fresh produce and pharmacy needs. Organised retail is a short drive: Entertainland Mall, Sector 83 at 1.6 km; the Vatika Town Square supermarket and retail cluster, Sector 82 at 2.9 km; Elan Miracle, Sector 84 at 4.3 km. Larger formats, Airia on Sohna Road at 6.3 km and Ambience at 17.2 km, are a planned trip. This is a residential-first location, not a walk-to-everything one.


Locality Overview of Sector 76, New Gurugram

Sector 76 lies south of NH-48 near Kherki Daula, at the outer edge of the developed sector grid, with the Aravalli ridge and large reserved green tracts to the south and Manesar to the west. It falls under Tehsil Manesar rather than Gurgaon tehsil, which is why the revenue villages named in the licence are Shikohpur and Kherki Daula.

How the sector developed

Unlike the Golf Course Road or Sohna Road belts, which grew outward from established Gurugram, Sector 76 and its neighbours belong to the newer sector plan opened alongside NH-48 and the Dwarka Expressway. Development has been uneven. The Sector 82 to 84 pocket to the west matured first, around integrated townships that brought their own schools, retail and healthcare. Sector 76 itself long carried a mix of mid-segment high-rises, some logistics and light-industrial use, and substantial undeveloped land.

DLF’s entry in 2023 and 2024 changed the sector’s positioning materially. Three consecutive sellouts, Privana South in January 2024, Privana West in May 2024 and Privana North in June 2025, together representing roughly Rs 23,800 crore of bookings, established the pocket as an ultra-luxury address rather than a mid-segment one. That repositioning is the most important fact about Sector 76 today, and it is recent.

Connectivity in practice

CorridorRole for a Sector 76 resident
NH-48Primary spine north to Delhi and IGI, south to Manesar and Jaipur
Dwarka Expressway (NPR)Controlled-access route to Delhi and the airport via the Kherki Daula cloverleaf
Southern Peripheral RoadAccess to Sohna Road, Golf Course Extension Road and the southern office belt
Central Peripheral RoadLinks the SPR side towards the Dwarka Expressway
RailGarhi Harsaru Junction 8.3 km, Basai Dhankot 9.0 km
MetroNo operational station; nearest existing station approximately 12 km

Employment access

Proximity to employment is asymmetric. The Sector 74A to 75A office cluster including DLF Corporate Greens is under three kilometres, and Manesar is just over six. Cyber City, Udyog Vihar and the Golf Course Road office belt, still the largest white-collar employment concentrations in Gurugram, are 16 to 20 kilometres away with the toll plaza and Hero Honda Chowk in between. Be honest about which of these describes your household.

Social infrastructure and liveability

Education is the strongest pillar, healthcare adequate at primary and secondary level, retail functional and improving. Public transport beyond bus stops on NH-48 and the sector roads is limited, which makes this a two-car location for most families. Two structural features shape the next decade here: protected Aravalli green land to the south limits what can ever be built immediately behind the sector, while surrounding sectors that still carry logistics, light-industrial use or vacant land mean active construction will be a feature of the area for years. The premium positioning is also recent and concentrated in one developer’s township, which is a strength for the township and a concentration risk for the sector. The locality-level trade-offs are consolidated in the advantages and considerations tables further down.

On price direction, the responsible statement is this: the SPR and New Gurugram belt has seen substantial movement since 2020, and DLF’s own launch pricing within this township rose between May 2024 and June 2025. Past movement does not establish future movement. Treat any guarantee of appreciation, rental yield or resale value as a sales claim rather than information.


DLF Privana West RERA Registration and Documentation

ItemDetail
Registration numberRC/REP/HARERA/GGM/819/551/2024/46
Registration date22.04.2024 per the HARERA project record
HARERA project IDRERA-GRG-1540-2024
PromoterDLF Limited
Application received29.02.2024
StatusApproved; registration certificate uploaded 25.06.2024
ScopePhase VI of the licensed colony
Colony licenceDTCP 219 of 2023 dated 25.10.2023, valid to 24.10.2028
Building plan approvalMemo ZP-1895/PA(DK)/2024/12245 dated 18.04.2024
Registered area and units12.572 acres, 795 apartments
Declared completion31.12.2031, Form REP-I Part C
Verify atharyanarera.gov.in, project search

Three points a buyer should not skip.

  • The registration date discrepancy: DLF’s website states 18.04.2024; the HARERA record states 22.04.2024. The Authority’s hearing record shows approval at a hearing on 22 April 2024, while 18 April 2024 is the building plan approval date. This looks like a documentation inconsistency rather than a defect, but check the registration certificate itself.
  • The completion date discrepancy, which is substantive: DLF’s website states possession in December 2028. In Form REP-I Part C, the promoter declared a likely construction start of 01.10.2024 and a likely completion of 31.12.2031, and the quarterly expenditure schedule filed alongside runs to the third quarter of 2031. Promoters commonly file a conservative outer date with the regulator while marketing an earlier target, so both statements can be made in good faith. The date that carries legal consequences, including delay compensation, is the one in the registration certificate and in your agreement for sale. Obtain both and read the date before relying on any possession year.
  • Post-registration changes: The Authority’s file records documents uploaded after registration, including an environmental clearance certificate, a revised zoning letter and plan dated 13.02.2026, a revised phasing plan dated 06.05.2025, revised floor plans and area calculations for all five towers, a sports pavilion plan and an addendum. Plans have therefore been revised since launch. Compare the current approved plan on the regulator’s file against what you were shown at booking.
  • How to verify this yourself: Go to haryanarera.gov.in, open the registered-projects search, search by promoter name or project name for Gurugram, open the project record, and read both the registration certificate and the Form A to H project details. Both are public and free.

Marketing Claims This Page Could Not Verify

These appear in circulating material about Privana West. None could be traced to DLF’s own site, its filings or a regulator record, so they are listed rather than repeated as fact. Ask for each in writing.

Claim in circulationVerification status
Eight high-speed elevators per towerNot found in any DLF or regulator source
Air-conditioned tower lobbiesNot found in the filed specification
Four apartments and two penthouses per coreConsistent with the 10 declared penthouses across 5 towers, but not separately confirmed for this project
No two apartments face each otherDesign claim, not verifiable from public plans
Balcony widths of 9 feet 9 inchesNot in the filed specification
Floor-to-floor heights of 3.4 m and 4.0 mNot in the filed specification
Green coverage of 80 to 88 percentThe filed land-use table supports about 86 percent of the site not under apartment construction; “green coverage” is defined differently by different sources
Named international design consultantsNamed by DLF for Privana North; not confirmed by DLF for Privana West
Adjacency to a planned safari parkA state proposal, not a committed or dated project

About DLF Limited

DLF Limited is India’s largest listed real estate developer by market capitalisation. Founded in 1946, it built the modern Gurugram market from the mid-1980s, developing DLF City across Phases 1 to 5 and later Cyber City. Its residential range runs from mid-segment condominiums to the super-luxury Camellias, Magnolias, Aralias and Dahlias on Golf Course Road.

For a buyer, the relevant point is verifiability. As a listed entity DLF discloses quarterly and annual results, which allows independent assessment of whether it has the financial capacity to complete a project on a 2028 to 2031 horizon.

MetricLatest disclosed position
New sales bookings, FY26 (to March 2026)Rs 20,143 crore, meeting guidance of Rs 20,000 crore
New sales bookings, FY25Rs 21,223 crore
New sales bookings, FY24Rs 14,778 crore
Net cash surplus generated, FY26Approx Rs 7,746 crore
Development business debtNil gross debt as reported for FY26
Rental portfolioApprox 50 million sq ft at about 95 percent occupancy
FY27 sales guidanceRs 20,000 crore

The record inside this township is directly relevant. DLF Privana South sold 1,113 units for about Rs 7,200 crore in January 2024, Privana West 795 units for about Rs 5,590 crore in May 2024, and DLF Privana North 1,164 units for about Rs 11,000 crore in June 2025. Three sellouts in eighteen months is strong evidence of demand for the address, and the resulting collections underpin construction funding across the township.

Two balancing points: strong sales tell you about demand, not delivery, and delivery is what this buyer is purchasing; and DLF has indicated the next Privana phase is deferred in its launch pipeline, normal portfolio management but relevant to anyone assuming continuous township build-out.


Is DLF Privana West Right for You?

Potentially suitable for

  • Families wanting a large single-format home: With 785 of 795 units at about 2,136 sq ft carpet, four bedrooms, a family lounge and a utility suite, this is designed for households that need genuine space and intend to stay.
  • Buyers who value low density in a high-rise: Roughly 63 units per acre with about 14 percent site coverage is materially less dense than most Gurugram towers of comparable height.
  • Households working along NH-48, in Manesar, or in the Sector 74A to 75A office belt: The commute advantage is real and specific.
  • Buyers who prioritise developer certainty and township scale: A listed developer with disclosed financials and a nil-gross-debt development business, delivering a 116-acre licensed colony, is a different proposition from a 12-acre standalone project by an unlisted builder.
  • Buyers with a long horizon: building a home for the 2030s rather than needing to move soon.

May not be ideal for

  • Anyone needing possession within two to three years: Even the optimistic date is December 2028, and the promoter’s own RERA filing declares a later one.
  • Buyers who want a primary-market allotment: The project is sold out, so any purchase is secondary, with transfer charges, a negotiated premium and less protection than a direct allotment.
  • Households commuting daily to Cyber City, Golf Course Road or central Delhi.
  • Buyers who require metro access: There is none serving this sector, operational or under construction.
  • Buyers needing 2 or 3 BHK, or any configuration other than 4 BHK.
  • Buyers who want a settled, fully built neighbourhood on day one.
  • Buyers whose budget sits below the roughly Rs 7 crore launch average: before secondary premium and statutory costs. Other DLF Gardencity and Regal Gardens options in New Gurugram serve lower ticket sizes far better.

The honest summary: a strong product for a specific buyer, a space-hungry, long-horizon household with a commute that works from this side of Gurugram and a budget that comfortably absorbs a secondary-market entry. A poor fit for anyone needing speed, configuration flexibility, or a short commute to the older office belts.


Project Advantages, Buyer Considerations and What to Verify

Potential advantageWhy it matters
Listed developer with disclosed financialsDelivery capacity can be verified rather than trusted
Phase of a 116.29625-acre licensed colonyShared green structure and township infrastructure
Low density and low site coverageAffects lift queues, driveway congestion, club pressure and outlook
Uniform 4 BHK productConsistent resident profile, simpler resident-body decisions
Full specification filed with the regulatorThe spec is on public record, not only in a brochure
NH-48, Dwarka Expressway and SPR accessThree regional corridors and a clean airport route
School cluster within 4 kmReal choice rather than dependence on one institution
ConsiderationWhy it matters
Declared completion dateThe RERA filing date is three years later than the marketed target
Sold out at launchSecondary entry, at a premium, with transfer charges
No club house separately allocated in this phaseThe serving club must be identified, sized and dated in writing
Kherki Daula toll congestion at 1.5 kmLong-promised removal remains uncompleted
No metro serving the sectorAnnounced corridors are not sanctioned ones
Plans revised after registrationRevised zoning and phasing filed in 2025 and 2026
Colony licence valid to 24.10.2028Renewal is routine, but check the current position
Tertiary healthcare 8 to 10 kmMatters for households with ongoing medical needs

Things buyers should verify

  1. The HARERA registration certificate and the completion date on it, checked on haryanarera.gov.in rather than in a brochure.
  2. The completion date in the agreement for sale and the delay-compensation clause attached to it.
  3. The current approved building and zoning plans on the HARERA file, against the layout you are shown.
  4. The exact carpet, balcony and terrace areas of your specific unit, in the agreement.
  5. The full charge sheet: consideration, EDC and IDC, preferential location charges, parking, club membership, interest-free maintenance security, power backup, advance maintenance and any escalation clause.
  6. Transfer or nomination charges on a secondary purchase, and who bears them.
  7. Amounts already paid by the existing allottee, with receipts, and confirmation they went into the designated RERA account.
  8. The club position: which club, where, how big, shared with which phases, at what cost, delivered when.
  9. Parking allotment: bays, level, location, and whether any are stack or mechanical.
  10. The lift schedule: lifts per core, capacity, speed and apartments served per lift.
  11. The specification schedule annexed to the agreement, with the appliance list and makes or equivalents.
  12. The environmental clearance and its conditions, plus current structural progress at site.
  13. Estimated maintenance charges per square foot per month, and what they include.
  14. Stamp duty applicability, urban or rural, confirmed at the sub-registrar’s office.
  15. Home loan sanction against this specific project and tower.

DLF Privana West FAQs

What is the price range of properties at DLF Privana West in Gurgaon?

DLF never published a price list for Privana West and the project sold out at launch, so there is no current primary-market price. The verifiable anchor is DLF’s own May 2024 filing recording the sale of all 795 apartments for approximately Rs 5,590 crore, implying an average of about Rs 7.03 crore. Market reports at launch quoted roughly Rs 6.43 crore to Rs 7.15 crore for a 4 BHK of about 3,577 sq ft saleable, which works out to roughly Rs 17,980 to Rs 19,990 per sq ft. Prices vary by tower, floor and facing. Any purchase today is secondary, at a negotiated premium plus transfer charges, taxes, stamp duty and registration.

Does DLF Privana West have any sports facilities?

A sports pavilion plan with sections and area calculations was filed with HARERA after registration, confirming a dedicated sports structure is planned. The specific facilities inside it, such as a pool, gymnasium or indoor courts, appear in marketing material but are not itemised in the filing. The internal facilities cost schedule for this phase also records no separately costed club house within the 12.572 acres. Establish in writing which club serves these towers, whether it is shared with the other Privana phases, its size, handover date and membership cost.

What security features are available at DLF Privana West?

The RERA filing records security and fire fighting as provided per the project report, and a fire scheme document sits on the Authority’s file. The approved plans include mandatory refuge floors at the 17th, 26th and 35th levels depending on tower, a genuine high-rise fire-safety provision. Access control, CCTV, boom barriers and visitor management are standard for this class of development but are not itemised in the filing. Ask for the security specification in writing, separating handover items from later resident-body costs.

What is the location of DLF Privana West?

The project is in Sectors 76 and 77, Gurugram, pin code 122004, on land at villages Shikohpur and Kherki Daula, Tehsil Manesar. It sits just south of NH-48 near Kherki Daula, at the outer edge of the developed sector grid with the Aravalli ridge and reserved green land to the south. Access is via NH-48, the Southern Peripheral Road towards Sohna Road and Golf Course Extension Road, and the Dwarka Expressway through the Kherki Daula cloverleaf. IGI Airport Terminal 3 is about 21 km in a straight line. No metro station currently serves the sector.

What are the BHK configurations at DLF Privana West?

The project is 4 BHK throughout. DLF declared 785 apartments with a carpet area of 198.475 sq m, roughly 2,136 sq ft, and 10 larger units at 330.881 sq m, roughly 3,562 sq ft, which are the penthouses. Market-reported saleable sizes at launch were about 3,577 sq ft and 5,472 sq ft respectively. The filed specification confirms four bedrooms with a separate family lounge, a dress room off the master, a utility room with its own balcony and toilet, and sit-outs. No 2 or 3 BHK format exists here.

Where can I download the DLF Privana West brochure?

The official source is DLF’s Privana West page on dlf.in, which carries a compliance section with approved building plans, revised approved plans and the in-principle approval. Copies circulating on third-party sites should not be relied on, because versions change and only the developer’s current version carries the applicable disclaimers. For anything affecting money or legal rights the brochure is not the operative document in any case: the agreement for sale and the HARERA filings are.

Is DLF Privana West RERA registered?

Yes. It is registered with HARERA Gurugram under RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/819/551/2024/46, HARERA project ID RERA-GRG-1540-2024. The Authority’s record shows the application was received on 29 February 2024, approved at a hearing on 22 April 2024, and the certificate uploaded on 25 June 2024. Registration covers phase VI of the licensed colony. DLF’s website states the registration is dated 18.04.2024, whereas the Authority’s record states 22.04.2024; 18 April 2024 is the building plan approval date. Verify directly at haryanarera.gov.in.

What is the RERA possession date of DLF Privana West?

Different dates appear in different places, and the difference matters. DLF’s website states December 2028. In Form REP-I Part C, the promoter declared a likely construction start of 01.10.2024 and a likely completion of 31.12.2031, and the quarterly expenditure schedule filed alongside runs into 2031. Developers commonly file a conservative outer date with the regulator while marketing an earlier target, so both can be made in good faith. The date carrying legal consequences, including delay compensation, is the one in the registration certificate and your agreement for sale. Obtain both before relying on any possession year.

How many units are available in DLF Privana West?

The total registered unit count is 795 across five towers. Availability is a different question. DLF reported all 795 apartments sold within three days of launch in May 2024, and its website states the project is sold out. Total project units are therefore not available inventory. Any unit obtainable today comes from an existing allottee through the secondary market, and the number on offer at any time is small and unpublished. Where a listing quotes availability, ask which tower, which floor, and whether the seller holds the original allotment.

What happens if possession is delayed?

Under the RERA framework, if a promoter fails to hand over by the date specified in the agreement for sale, the allottee may either withdraw and claim a refund with interest and compensation, or continue and claim interest for every month of delay until handover. The mechanics depend on how your agreement is drafted, so read the delay clause, the interest rate and any grace or force-majeure carve-outs before signing. Complaints are filed with the Authority at Gurugram. Given the marketed-versus-declared date gap here, this clause deserves more attention than usual.

What is the maintenance charge at DLF Privana West?

DLF has not published maintenance rates for Privana West, and no reliable figure exists in the public record, so treat any quoted number as unverified. What you can do is ask, in writing, for the estimated monthly maintenance rate per square foot, what it covers, whether club charges are separate, the interest-free maintenance security amount, and who will maintain the complex after handover and for how long. Also ask how common-area costs are shared between the Privana phases, since some infrastructure is township-level rather than project-level.

Can NRIs buy at DLF Privana West?

An NRI or person of Indian origin may generally purchase residential property in India under the applicable foreign-exchange rules, with payments routed through normal banking channels or NRE, NRO or FCNR accounts. DLF reported significant NRI participation in the Privana launches. For a sold-out project the practical route is a secondary purchase, which adds transfer formalities and, in some cases, tax withholding obligations on the buyer when purchasing from a non-resident seller. Take professional tax and legal advice specific to your residency status before committing.


Projects by DLF in Dwarka Expressway and Nearby Areas

Buyers considering Privana West usually compare it with other DLF options in the same corridor. Source is shown per row, because the reliability differs sharply between them.

ProjectLocationTypeConfiguration and scaleKey difference from Privana WestSource
DLF Privana SouthSector 77High-rise4 BHK and penthouses; 1,113 apartments, 7 towers, 25.148 acresTwice the land, 40% more units; launched Jan 2024 for approx Rs 7,200 crore; HARERA RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/772/504/2023/116 dated 18.12.2023; RERA-declared completion 30.06.2031DLF project site and Annual Report 2024-25; DLF Form G
DLF Privana NorthSector 76 / 77High-rise1,152 apartments plus 12 penthouses; 6 stilt+50 towers, 17.701 acresDLF’s tallest residential towers; sold June 2025 for approx Rs 11,000 crore at about Rs 23,000 per sq ftHARERA public notice (phase VIII, 17.701 acres); DLF statement
DLF GardencitySectors 91 to 93Plotted109 plots, 16.25 acresA land product, not an apartment; completion declared 27.06.2023DLF Form G, Feb 2024
DLF Garden City Floors (independent floors at Gardencity, Sector 91/92)Sectors 91 / 92Low-rise floors124 units on 31 plots, 2.246 acres; plus 72 units on 18 plots, 0.969 acresLow-rise living with no shared lift lobby; far smaller communities; completions declared 2024 and 2025DLF Form G, Feb 2024
DLF Gardencity EnclaveSectors 91 to 93Plotted367 plots, 26.91875 acresLarger plotted enclave; completion declared 29.03.2024DLF Form G, Feb 2024
DLF Gardencity Enclave, independent floorsSectors 91 to 93Low-rise floors388 units on 97 plots, 3.5698 acresLow-rise format within the plotted enclave; completion declared 19.08.2027DLF Form G, Feb 2024
DLF Gardencity Enclave Phase 2Sectors 91 to 93Low-rise floors544 units on 136 plots, 5.0105 acresLargest Gardencity low-rise phase; completion declared 30.10.2028, closest to Privana West’s timelineDLF Form G, Feb 2024
DLF Regal GardensSector 90, within DLF GardencityHigh-rise condominium3 and 4 BHKReady to move and resale-only; an occupied community with an established resident body; substantially lower ticket sizeProperty listing platforms; not in DLF’s Form G declaration
DLF New Town Heights (including New Town Heights 1 and 2)Sectors 86, 90 and 91High-rise condominium2, 3 and 4 BHKDLF’s earlier New Gurugram condominium series; ready, occupied, resale-driven; the entry point to DLF ownership in this corridorProperty listing platforms; a Sector 91 address appears in DLF’s own RERA filing
DLF Regal TowersSector 90High-riseListed as 3 BHK on property platformsAppears on listing platforms as a Sector 90 address. A separate HARERA registration under this exact name could not be verified, and the name is commonly used for towers within DLF’s Sector 90 development. Confirm the registered project name before transactingProperty listing platforms only

How to read this comparison

These fall into three classes, and comparing across classes is usually a mistake.

The Privana phases are the only genuine like-for-like comparison: three ultra-luxury 4 BHK high-rises in one licensed colony, same location, same developer, broadly the same buyer.

Privana SouthPrivana WestPrivana North
PhaseIVIVIII
Land25.148 acres12.572 acres17.701 acres
Units1,1137951,164
Towers756
LaunchJan 2024May 2024Jun 2025
Launch valueapprox Rs 7,200 croreapprox Rs 5,590 croreapprox Rs 11,000 crore
Implied average unit valueapprox Rs 6.47 croreapprox Rs 7.03 croreapprox Rs 9.5 crore

Privana South is the largest by land and the earliest. Privana North is the tallest and most expensive. Privana West is the smallest and lowest-density of the three, and was the mid-priced entry at launch.

The Gardencity family is plotted land and low-rise independent floors in Sectors 91 to 93, roughly 12 to 15 km north-west along the Dwarka Expressway corridor. These suit buyers wanting ground access, private terraces, no shared lift lobby and, in the plotted formats, control over their own construction. They offer no high-rise views, limited shared amenity infrastructure and a different security model.

The delivered condominiums suit a buyer who needs to move in now, whose budget sits below the Privana level, or who wants to see the product before paying, accepting existing maintenance standards, an established resident body and no influence over specification.

None of this table gives current price: the figures come from regulatory filings about project particulars, and several projects are now resale-only.


The Bottom Line

DLF Privana West is a well-documented project with an unusually clean regulatory trail and one significant open question. What is settled: 795 four-bedroom apartments and penthouses across five towers on 12.572 acres, low density, a specification filed with the regulator, a listed developer with the balance sheet to finish, and a location that works well for NH-48 and Manesar commuters and poorly for Cyber City ones. What is not settled: when it will actually be handed over, given the three-year gap between the marketed and RERA-declared dates, and where the club that serves these towers sits.

If you are buying, the decision does not turn on the amenity list. It turns on three things: whether your commute works from this side of Gurugram, whether your horizon tolerates a possession date that may be 2031, and whether the secondary-market premium you are being asked to pay is justified once transfer charges, stamp duty and every developer levy are added to it. Get the registration certificate, the agreement for sale and the full charge sheet in front of you before anything else.


Sources and Verification Trail

  • HARERA Gurugram project record for DLF Privana West, registration GGM/819/551/2024/46, project ID RERA-GRG-1540-2024: registration status, hearing record, approval conditions and post-registration uploads. Searchable at haryanarera.gov.in.
  • HARERA Form REP-I, Parts A to H, filed by DLF for Privana West: land area, licence, FAR, project cost, land-use breakdown, service approvals, statutory approval dates, unit types with carpet areas, declared construction and completion dates, designated project account, past-project declarations (Form G) and the construction specification.
  • DLF Limited’s project pages for Privana West and Privana South on dlf.in, including compliance sections, earlier and revised approved building plans, in-principle approvals, January 2026 construction updates and the statutory disclosure footers.
  • DLF Limited Annual Report 2024-25, for licence, phase and project-area particulars of the Privana phases.
  • HARERA Gurugram public notice for DLF Privana North, for phase and area particulars.
  • DLF Limited regulatory filings and results disclosures for the Privana West sellout (May 2024), Privana North sellout (June 2025) and FY26 results.
  • Contemporaneous press reporting at the three Privana launches, for unit counts, sellout values and market-quoted sizes and prices.
  • Mapped coordinates from public place data for the distance table. All distances are straight-line and approximate.
  • Haryana stamp duty, registration fee and GST positions as generally applicable at the time of writing, both subject to revision.

Projects by DLF in Dwarka Expressway and Nearby Adjacent


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