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Gurugram Overtakes Mumbai as India’s New Ultra-Luxury Real Estate Hub

Gurugram has overtaken Mumbai as the new ultra-luxury real estate hub. The year 2024 has been a landmark period for the luxury market, with Gurugram emerging as the go-to destination for the ultra-wealthy seeking exceptional living spaces.

DLF’s Camellias project in Gurugram is currently the talk of the real estate world. It made headlines when Rishi Parti, CEO of Info-x Software Technology, set a national record by purchasing a 16,290-square-foot penthouse for ₹190 crore. This purchase, at ₹1,80,000 per square foot, has cemented DLF Camellias as India’s most expensive high-rise condominium, marking a significant milestone in the city’s real estate journey. This record-breaking deal has put Gurugram firmly in the spotlight, surpassing other significant transactions in cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru. High-profile deals in Mumbai include Great White Global’s ₹225 crore acquisition at Oberoi Three Sixty West, and Shreegopal Kabra’s ₹198 crore purchase in the same building. Yet, it is Gurugram that now stands as the new face of luxury living.

Samir Jasuja, Founder of PropEquity, noted that Gurgaon has surpassed Delhi and Mumbai in luxury real estate, driven by startup entrepreneurs and industrialists seeking homes closer to their workplaces. The iconic DLF Aralias, launched 25 years ago, set the groundwork for luxury properties in the region, with prices now reaching an astonishing ₹1,80,000 per square foot in DLF Camellias. According to real estate consultancy Anarock, 2024 saw 25 ultra-luxury residential transactions, each valued above ₹40 crore, across major Indian cities. While Mumbai continues to dominate in volume, Gurugram’s signature projects like Camellias have put the city on the map as an emerging luxury real estate powerhouse.

Industry experts suggest the growth of ultra-luxury homes is fueled by increasing wealth, a desire for lavish lifestyles, and the appeal of iconic developments. As more high-net-worth individuals seek exclusive living spaces, this trend is expected to continue well into 2025, with Gurugram at the forefront of this evolution. For now, DLF Camellias symbolizes Gurugram’s transformation into the country’s luxury real estate capital, setting new benchmarks for opulent urban living that rival the best in the world.

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