Gurgaon's South City 1 Tops Haryana's Real Estate Market with Rs 90,000 per Square Yard
Gurgaon’s South City 1 has become the most expensive locality in Haryana with a new collector rate of Rs 90,000 per square yard, marking a significant increase from the previous rate of Rs 82,000. This hike, effective from Friday, ranges from 10% to 50% across both urban and rural areas.
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The hike in collector rates ranges from 10% to 50% in both urban and rural areas. While dealers claim that the increase in circle rates may stall the real estate market in the state, a revenue official said that the new collector rates are the result of a well-thought-out process, leaving little room for changes.
Apart from South City 1 in Gurgaon, Nirvana Country has also seen a substantial increase. From the earlier Rs 70,000 per square yard, collector rates have now gone up by Rs 10,000 per square yard. The Millennium City’s Sector 42, which includes luxury developments such as DLF Camellias and properties along Golf Course Road, now has a collector rate of Rs 79,970 per square yard, up from Rs 72,700 per square yard.
In DLF Phase II, the circle rate is now Rs 72,000 per square yard, and in DLF Phase III, one has to pay Rs 66,000 per square yard. Developments near the Southern Peripheral Road and Dwarka Expressway, which continue to see expanding infrastructure, seem to still be in an affordable ambit.
With a per square yard collector rate of Rs 2,830, Sector 95A remains the least expensive in Gurgaon. Licensed colonies in Sectors 68 to 71 are close behind, with an increased circle rate of Rs 4,800 per square yard. For Sectors 76 to 80, the rate has been set at Rs 5,000 per square yard. It is followed closely by licensed plots in Sectors 91 and 92, where the rate has been marked at Rs 5,600 per square yard.
Sectors 81 to 84 now have a circle rate of Rs 6,000 per square yard. In Panchkula, Mansa Devi Complex’s Sectors 4, 5, and 6 are the most expensive residential areas, with circle rates now touching Rs 99,000 per square metre, up from the earlier Rs 66,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new collector rate in South City 1, Gurgaon?
The new collector rate in South City 1, Gurgaon, is Rs 90,000 per square yard, up from the earlier rate of Rs 82,000.
How often have the collector rates been revised in Haryana?
This is the second hike in collector rates in Haryana in eight months. The rates were last revised with effect from December 1, 2024.
What is the impact of the increase in circle rates on the real estate market?
Dealers claim that the increase in circle rates may stall the real estate market in the state. However, a revenue official stated that the new collector rates are the result of a well-thought-out process, leaving little room for changes.
Which other localities in Gurgaon have seen significant increases in collector rates?
Apart from South City 1, Nirvana Country and Sector 42 in Gurgaon have seen substantial increases. Nirvana Country’s rates have gone up by Rs 10,000 per square yard, and Sector 42’s rates have increased from Rs 72,700 to Rs 79,970 per square yard.
What are the least expensive sectors in Gurgaon according to the new collector rates?
Sector 95A remains the least expensive in Gurgaon with a collector rate of Rs 2,830 per square yard. Licensed colonies in Sectors 68 to 71 have an increased circle rate of Rs 4,800 per square yard.
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