1. Unmatched Luxury and Size
The Dahlias is DLF’s second ultra-luxury project after The Camellias, located in Sector 54, Golf Course Road, Gurgaon. This is the prime location of Gurgaon. It offers huge 4, 5, and 6 BHK apartments and penthouses, with sizes between 9,500 to 16,000 sq. ft. The average price of a home here is more than ₹100 crore. Two penthouses were sold for ₹150 crore each, showing how much interest it has from affluent buyers and NRIs. Buyers can design the interiors themselves but include premium finishes, tall ceilings, large glass windows, and smart home features. The design is modern, beautiful, and made for comfortable living.
2. Top Location
The Dahlias are located on Golf Course Road, which is one of the most expensive and well-connected areas in the city. There are metro stations available, such as the 54 and 53-54 Metro stations. It is close to Cyber City, which is a business hub. High-end shopping malls like Ambience Mall and South Point Mall. Indira Gandhi International Airport is just 20 km away. The area is green and peaceful, yet right in the middle of the city, which makes it perfect for luxury buyers who want both comfort and convenience.
3. World-Class Amenities
You will get direct access to the golf and country club. No cars or vehicles will move inside the society, so it’s a clean and pollution-free area. The clubhouse is very big, around 400,000 sq. ft., and famous architect Hafeez Contractor designed it. It has a restaurant, dining area, and a beautiful view of the lake. There is also an artificial lake and modern, high-tech security to keep everything safe. These features are designed for rich buyers who want a peaceful, healthy, and high-end lifestyle.
4. Strong Market Response
The market response was very good. In just nine weeks after the launch in October 2024, 173 homes were sold, and the total amount earned was ₹11,816 crore. We can say that in a very short time, 41% of the homes were sold.
Most buyers were very wealthy people, business leaders, top professionals, and NRIs. This strong interest shows that after COVID-19, people want bigger and better homes from trusted brands. On average, each home sold for around ₹70 crore. The price per square foot is ₹64,000 and ₹105,000. The total expected revenue from the project is between ₹26,000 and ₹35,000 crore, more than DLF had first planned.
5. DLF’s Strong Brand Name
DLF has already established its legacy in Gurgaon. It has delivered luxury projects. It is known for its top-quality developments like The Camellias, The Aralias, and The Magnolias. All these projects are near the golf course road. The Camellias project was completely sold out and earned ₹12,500 crore. The Dahlias project was completely sold out and earned ₹11,816 crore. The Dahlias continues this strong reputation by offering well-designed homes with eco-friendly features like rainwater harvesting and solar power. These green features are great for buyers who care about the environment. Also, the project is officially approved under RERA (registration number GGM/872/604/2024/99), which gives more safety and trust to home buyers and investors.
6. Great Investment Opportunity
Because of its great location and luxury design, The Dahlias has strong potential to give good returns in the future. Even before the official launch, prices went up by more than 20%. Experts believe the remaining 247 homes, worth around ₹23,000 crore, will become even more expensive as DLF sells them slowly over the next 4 to 5 years. The project is expected to be finished by December 2031, making it a smart and valuable long-term investment.
7. Changing Market Trends and Buyer Interest
The demand for luxury homes in Gurgaon has been increasing since the time of the coronavirus. Many luxury residential projects have been launched, and most of them have been sold out either on the launch day or within a week. Nowadays, people are always waiting for luxury projects that offer a good location and connectivity.
Most buyers are wealthy Indian families, people moving up from earlier DLF projects like The Camellias (about 40% of buyers), and NRIs (Non-Resident Indians). Also, many of these home-buying decisions are made by the whole family, not just one person, showing that people are thinking long-term and seriously about quality living.