Dwarka Expressway: From Peripheral Corridor to Prime Real Estate Hotspot
Housing prices along Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram have surged 3.5 times over five years due to high consumer demand and improved infrastructure. The expressway has become a coveted residential destination, with significant interest from both end-users and investors. Major developers have projects in the area.
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Housing prices along Gurugram's Dwarka Expressway have skyrocketed by approximately 3.5 times in the past five years, driven by increasing consumer demand and infrastructure enhancements, according to a report issued by real estate consultant Square Yards.
Square Yards' report details how the Dwarka Expressway has evolved into one of Delhi-NCR's most promising micro-markets. Average property prices rose from Rs 6,300 per sq ft in 2020 to about Rs 21,700-24,000 per sq ft in 2025. This 28 percent annual growth rate emphasizes the corridor's transformation into a sought-after residential hub.
The 29-km, 16-lane expressway greatly enhances connectivity to vital areas such as IGI Airport and major business centers in Gurugram, generating significant interest among end-users and investors. Developers like DLF Ltd, Signature Global, and Godrej Properties have seized opportunities in this highly active market, with 28 new launches and around 115 active projects.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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