See DLF apartments for sale across Gurugram, Mumbai and Panchkula, from new launches to homes under construction. Many launches sell out fast, so we show waitlist and resale options too.
DLF is known for large, well-planned homes. Most of its recent apartment launches are in Gurugram, with one in Andheri West, Mumbai, and low-rise homes near Chandigarh. This page lists them by stage so you can see what is new, what is coming and what is already being built.
Here is what to expect. DLF launches usually sell out quickly. The Arbour, Privana South, Privana West and Privana North were each reported sold out within days. So a search for DLF apartments for sale often ends in a waitlist, a resale deal or a wait for the next phase.
That is why this page is useful. We show you the status of every project, the stage it is at, and what to do next. If a home is still open, we say so. If it is sold out, we tell you how to reach resale owners or join a waitlist.
Most homes here are 3 BHK, 4 BHK or larger, and DLF's current launches focus on these sizes. DLF has no 1 BHK or 2 BHK launch right now. A 3 BHK floor in Gardencity is the nearest compact option, and we can set up an alert for smaller homes.
These are DLF's latest launches in Gurugram and Mumbai. Several are sold out, so read the status line on each card.
New LaunchSector 63DLF's first senior living tower. One tower of 172 homes, ground plus 45 floors, with a medical centre on site. HRERA registration came in September 2026 and the homes were reported sold out in October 2026. Join the waitlist for returns or resale.
New LaunchSector 63AAge-friendly luxury homes set beside The Arbour. The project has over 7.5 lakh sq ft of saleable area and a RERA completion date of October 2033 (GGM/1092/824/2026/64). Ask us what is still available.
New LaunchSector 63Many buyers search for this project under the Arbour name. It sits on about 4.2 acres with three car parks for every home and staff quarters inside the project. Use this listing to get floor and payment details.
New LaunchSector 76Six towers of stilt plus 50 floors with 1,164 homes on 17.7 acres. DLF reported every home sold within about a week of the June 2025 launch. HRERA: RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/954/686/2025/57. Ask about waitlist and resale.
New LaunchAndheri WestThis is The Westpark, built with Trident Realty. All 416 homes of Phase 1 were sold within a week of the July 2025 launch. MahaRERA PR1181012500079. Phase 2 is expected next.
New LaunchSector 54Nine towers with about 420 homes on 17 acres, across the road from The Camellias. About 65% was sold by August 2026, so a few homes remain. HRERA Reg. 99 of 2024, completion December 2031.
Tell us the project. We will check what is left, and add you to the waitlist if needed.
Prices marked with a star come from portals or press reports and are not an official price list.
These projects are in DLF's plans but are not open for booking yet. Dates and prices are not final, and no RERA number may be out.
Pre-LaunchSector 54The next round of homes at The Dahlias. Analysts expect fresh inventory and an experience centre around Diwali 2026. No separate RERA number is out yet, so treat dates as plans.
Pre-LaunchDLF City Phase 4DLF calls it Hamilton 2. It is planned for the second half of FY27 (October 2026 to March 2027) with a sales value near ₹9,000 crore. No RERA number or floor plans are public yet.
Pre-LaunchAndheri WestDLF says Phase 2 should open in the October to December 2026 quarter, subject to approvals. Phase 1 sold 416 homes in a week, so early registration helps. No MahaRERA number for Phase 2 yet.
Pre-LaunchSectors 76–77DLF has listed a further Privana phase in its plans but has not named it or filed a RERA number. The Privana township spans 116 acres, and its earlier phases sold out in days.
We will tell you when registration opens and share the first price sheet we can get.
These homes are already being built. Most are sold out, but resale units and returns can come up from time to time.
Under ConstructionSector 76Five towers with 795 homes on 12.6 acres. Sold out in three days in May 2024 for about ₹5,590 crore. Each floor has four apartments and two penthouses. HRERA Reg. 46 of 2024.
Under ConstructionSector 77Seven towers with 1,113 homes on about 25 acres. Ground coverage is under 15%, so most of the land stays green. Sold out in 72 hours for about ₹7,200 crore. RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/772/504/2023/116.
Under ConstructionSector 63Five towers with 1,155 apartments on 25 acres, formerly named The Sixty Three. It sold about ₹8,000 crore in three days in March 2023. HRERA form shows completion by March 2030.
Under ConstructionPinjore–Kalka512 low-rise homes (stilt plus four floors) on 15.8 acres, about 10 km from Chandigarh, with views of the Kaushalya river and the Shivalik foothills. Launched in December 2023 and reported sold out, so ask us about resale. HRERA-PKL-PKL-524-2023.
We will check if any owner is selling and share what we find, with the documents to ask for.
These names appear on portals and in early reports. They are currently listed as early names, not yet in DLF's official launch list, and our team verifies the status of each on request. Read each card for the latest position.
Early ListingGolf Course RoadReports in 2024 used this name for DLF's next super-luxury project at DLF Phase 5. The project that actually launched in October 2024 is The Dahlias. Tell us which one you want and we will point you right.
Early ListingGolf Course RoadDLF has not announced anything by this name. The Magnolias is an existing DLF 5 community. Register your interest and we will tell you the day a new phase is confirmed.
Early ListingSector 63HRERA shows two filing IDs for The Arbour, but they cover the same 25-acre project, not a new one. Ask us about The Arbour or a later phase.
Send us the name you saw. We will tell you which real DLF project it matches, if any.
Not every DLF apartment is the same. Here are the main kinds, with examples from the listings below.
Privana North, West and South are tall towers with 4 BHK homes and penthouses on a large green township site.
The Dahlias in DLF Phase 5 has homes of about 9,500 to 16,000 sq ft. Prices are reported in the tens of crores.
The Aureva and the Sector 63A project are made for older buyers, with a medical centre on site at The Aureva.
The Valley Orchard has stilt plus four floors. Gardencity Enclave Phase 2 has four-storey 3 BHK floors.
Andheri West, near Infiniti Mall, has 3 and 4 BHK homes. Phase 1 sold out and Phase 2 is expected.
Phase 2 of The Dahlias and Westpark, Hamilton Court 2 and Privana Phase 3 are planned but not yet open.
A DLF launch is often an event. The company opens bookings to registered buyers first, and homes can go in days. Privana South sold out in 72 hours. Privana West sold out in three days in May 2024. Privana North was reported sold out within about a week of its June 2025 launch.
For a buyer, this means timing matters. If you wait for a public launch, you may find the project already full. Early registration helps because you hear about the launch date, the size options and the booking amount before most people do.
It also means the real market for many projects is secondary. Early buyers sometimes sell their allotments. Prices for these resale homes are set between the buyer and the seller, so they can be higher or lower than the launch price. Never trust a number without a written quote and a look at the documents.
We suggest a simple plan. Register for pre-launch projects now. Join waitlists for sold-out ones. Keep your documents and funds ready, so you can move when a good unit appears.
This table puts the main projects side by side. All prices are indicative and come from portals or press reports, so please verify them.
| Project | Area | Stage | Homes | Price note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DLF Privana North | Sectors 76-77, Gurugram | Launched June 2025 | 1,164 homes, 17.7 acres | About Rs 9.5 Cr average (press estimate) |
| DLF Privana West | Sectors 76-77, Gurugram | Under construction | 795 homes, 12.6 acres | About Rs 7 Cr average (from sales) |
| DLF Privana South | Sectors 76-77, Gurugram | Under construction | 1,113 homes, about 25 acres | About Rs 6.5 Cr average (from sales) |
| DLF The Arbour | Golf Course Extension Road | Under construction | 1,155 homes, 25 acres | Rs 10.5 Cr onwards (undated listing) |
| DLF The Dahlias | DLF Phase 5, Gurugram | Launched Oct 2024 | About 420 homes, 17 acres | Rs 60-90 Cr onwards (press reports) |
| DLF Andheri West | Andheri West, Mumbai | Phase 1 sold out | 416 homes in Phase 1 | Rs 6.2 Cr onwards (portal) |
| DLF The Valley Orchard | Zirakpur-Panchkula-Kalka | Under construction | 512 homes, 15.8 acres | About Rs 9,000 per sq ft at launch, Dec 2023 |
| DLF Gardencity Enclave Phase 2 | Sector 93, Gurugram | Under construction | About 291 homes | Rs 1.70-1.93 Cr (undated portal figure) |
Average prices are worked out by dividing reported sales by the number of homes. They are not price lists.
Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram, is home to The Arbour, The Aureva and the Sector 63A senior living project. It is a busy residential belt that many Gurugram families already know. Check the road and metro plans before you buy, and ask us about current travel times.
Sectors 76 and 77 hold the Privana township. DLF has spread several phases over about 116 acres, so the area is built as one large community. If you like a green, planned address with many amenities, this is the cluster to study.
DLF Phase 5 is the older, prime part of Golf Course Road. The Dahlias sits here, and it suits buyers who want a central, established address and can afford the price. Supply is small, and each launch is closely watched.
Andheri West in Mumbai suits people who work in the western suburbs. Panchkula and Zirakpur suit families who want a calmer life near Chandigarh. Sector 93 in Gardencity suits buyers who want a lower entry price than DLF's tower projects.
The choice between a tower and a low-rise floor is about how you want to live. A tall tower such as Privana North has 1,164 homes, big shared facilities and a skyline view. You get a strong community, but also more people sharing lifts and amenities.
A low-rise project has fewer floors and fewer neighbours. The Valley Orchard is stilt plus four floors on about 15.8 acres, with views of the Shivalik foothills. Gardencity Enclave Phase 2 is a four-storey project with three-bedroom floors. Low-rise living often feels calmer and more private.
Think about price too. Tower homes with large clubs and sky decks tend to cost more in total, and maintenance charges can be higher. Low-rise homes may cost less to run, but they may offer fewer facilities.
Think about resale. A tower in a well-known township can be easier to sell in a rising market. A low-rise home in a quiet pocket may attract families who want to live there. There is no single right answer, so match the home to your next ten years.
DLF does not publish its payment schedules openly for each launch. Most under-construction homes in India use a construction-linked plan. You pay a booking amount first, then pay in stages as the building reaches set milestones. Ask for the exact schedule in writing before you pay anything.
Ask whether the plan is construction-linked, time-linked or a mix. Ask what happens if you miss a payment, and what the cancellation rules are. Also ask which banks have approved the project for home loans.
Beyond the price, plan for other costs. GST applies to under-construction homes at the rate set by law. Stamp duty and registration charges depend on the state: Haryana, Maharashtra and Punjab each have their own. There can also be parking, club membership, maintenance deposits and legal fees.
Rates and rules change, so we do not quote fixed numbers here. Ask us for the latest cost sheet and a total cost estimate. A good cost sheet lists every charge, so you know the full amount before you commit.
Buying a home is easier when you follow clear steps. Here is a simple path.
Decide how much you can pay in total, including taxes and fees. Choose the BHK size and the city.
Pick two or three projects from the listings. Note the stage, the area and the status of each.
Look up the project on the state RERA site. Match the name, promoter, dates and units to what the seller tells you.
Get the base price, taxes, charges and payment schedule in writing.
Visit the sales office or site. Look at the area, the road, the plans and the sample details.
Pay through banking channels only. Keep the receipt, the allotment letter and the agreement safe.
Print this list or keep it on your phone when you talk to any seller.
DLF is a large, listed developer, and its projects sell fast. That strength attracts investors. But strong demand does not guarantee a profit. Prices can rise, stay flat or fall, depending on the market, the location and the time you buy.
If you plan to rent out the home, check the local rental demand and the likely monthly rent against the price. High-value homes can have low rental yields compared with their cost, so do the sums with real numbers.
If you plan to sell later, be careful about early resale rules. Some projects restrict transfers or charge a fee. Ask about the transfer policy before you buy an allotment from another person.
Spread your risk. Do not put all your savings into one launch. Keep funds for taxes, interiors and possible delays. We can share what we know, but we cannot promise returns.
The first mistake is trusting a portal price as if it were final. Portal and press prices are useful guides, but they can be old. Always ask for the current cost sheet.
The second is paying a token amount to a person who cannot show the booking process. Pay only through approved banking channels, and get a receipt. Be careful of anyone who claims a guaranteed allotment.
The third is confusing similar names. Portals use names like The Arbour 2 or Magnolias 2 that are not official projects. Ask us which official project a name refers to, before you spend time on it.
The fourth is ignoring the total cost. Parking, club fees and taxes can add a large amount to a high-value home. The fifth is skipping the RERA check, which takes only a few minutes.
DLF apartments suit buyers who want a large, branded developer, big homes and planned communities. If you can afford a 3 BHK or 4 BHK in the crore range, the listings here give you real choice, even if some need a waitlist.
They suit upgraders who want more space, families who prefer low-rise living near Chandigarh, and senior buyers who want age-friendly homes with a medical centre. They also suit investors who understand the risks and can wait.
They do not suit buyers who need a small, low-priced flat. DLF's current launches focus on 3 BHK and larger homes, with no 1 BHK, 2 BHK or under-Rs-1-crore launch right now. If that is your need, tell us your budget. We will show the closest options and set up an alert.
Tell us your budget, preferred city and size. We will share status, price lists and waitlist options for the DLF apartments that fit.
