See DLF commercial projects in one place: high-street shops, SCO plots, leased office campuses and new malls. We explain who each suits and how to buy or lease.
DLF commercial projects cover more than one kind of property. Some are shops you can buy. Some are shop-cum-office plots, called SCO plots. Some are office towers that DLF keeps and leases to companies. Others are malls that DLF builds and rents out to brands. This page puts all of them in one place so you can see the full picture.
The projects here are new, upcoming or still under construction. We have left out finished and fully open properties, because this site is about what is coming next. Each card below shows the location, the stage and the facts we could check. Where a price is not published, the card says so. We do not guess numbers.
Most searchers fall into three groups. Some want to buy a shop or SCO as an investment. Some run a business and want a place to trade from. Others look for office space for a company. The right DLF commercial project is different for each group, so we start by sorting them out.
If you already know your budget and city, jump straight to the project lists. If not, read the next few sections first. They explain the basics in plain words and take about five minutes.
These projects offer shops or shop-cum-office plots that you can buy. Prices are mostly on request, and some figures come from a single portal, so we ask you to verify them.
Under ConstructionSector 91A single tower of about 72 shop and apartment units on 0.89 acre in DLF Gardencity, facing a 60 m road. The HRERA form shows completion on 31 March 2028. HRERA GGM/806/538/2024/33.
Under ConstructionSector 91Portals use this name for DLF's Sector 91 shop project, whose official name is Club Arcade. It shares the same HRERA number. The original DLF Galleria in Phase 4 is a separate, older market.
Under ConstructionSector 68DLF's own page shows 16 commercial plots near the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway link. RERA registered in February 2023 (GGM/698/430/2023/42) with completion shown as November 2027. Plot sizes and prices are not published.
Under ConstructionSector 84Shop-cum-office plots on an 8-acre site with 220 m of Dwarka Expressway frontage and NH-48 about 2 km away. RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/512/244/2021/80.
Tell us your budget and city. We will share the latest sizes, prices and payment plans.
These are large office campuses built to be leased to companies. They are rental assets, so the question is usually about leasing space, not buying it.
Under ConstructionUdyog ViharA 12-acre campus with a 25 m high atrium, built with Hines. Towers 1–3 received their occupancy certificate in September 2025, and Tower 4 was due around mid-2026. LEED Platinum pre-certified.
Under ConstructionNH-48The second round at Downtown adds four office towers and a proposed Mall of India. DLF guides completion by FY29. Tower 7 is reported fully leased.
Under ConstructionTaramaniTowers DT4 and DT5 with pocket terraces every two floors and a 2.7-acre plaza planned. DLF lists the handover as March 2027.
Under ConstructionNoida ExpresswayPhase 1 of this 25-acre campus is open with IT offices and data centres. Phase 2 is being built (UPRERAPRJ385951/08/2024) and the campus holds LEED Platinum ratings.
Early ListingCyber CityThis is not an official DLF project name. DLF's new office campus beside Cyber City is Downtown, and Atrium Place is the latest office address nearby.
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These are mall and retail projects in Gurugram, Goa and Delhi. They are meant for shoppers and for brands that want retail space, not for home buyers.
Under ConstructionGurugramA planned super-regional mall of about ₹2,200 crore, with construction reported as ongoing. DLF's Downtown plan also shows a Mall of India, so confirm the exact site and RERA number with us.
Under ConstructionPanajiFormerly called DLF Avenue Goa. About 220 brands are signed, with Shoppers Stop and PVR as anchors and 201 open parking spaces. Reports point to a February–March 2027 opening.
UpcomingVasant KunjA planned luxury retail addition listed in DLF's retail pipeline. Dates are not published.
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A shop is a small retail unit, often on a ground or first floor facing a road. You buy it, then run it yourself or give it on rent. DLF Club Arcade in Sector 91 is an example, with about 70 units in a single tower. DLF Arcade 68 on Sohna Road is different: it offers 16 commercial plots, not built shops.
An SCO is a shop-cum-office plot. You buy a small plot and build on it as the rules allow, with shops below and offices above. DLF Gardencity Central on Dwarka Expressway lists 122 SCO plots from 69 to 175 sq yd. SCOs suit buyers who want a whole building they can use or lease floor by floor.
Office towers are another kind. DLF Atrium Place in Gurugram, DLF Downtown Phase 2 in Gurugram and Chennai, and DLF Tech Park Noida Phase 2 are leased campuses. Companies rent space from DLF. For most people the route here is leasing, not buying. Ask us how it works for each tower.
Malls are the fourth type. DLF Mall of India Gurgaon, DLF Promenade Goa and the Vasant Kunj luxury retail expansion are retail projects. Brands lease space inside them. If you are a brand or an operator, these are worth a look. If you are a home buyer, they are simply useful to know about.
Pick the line that sounds most like you. It tells you where to start.
Shops and SCO plots in growing areas such as New Gurugram suit buyers who want rent over time. Think about the tenant mix before the price.
If you will run your own store, look for road frontage, parking and foot traffic. Ask each project for frontage, parking and access details.
Firms that need desks, not ownership, can look at leased campuses. Leasing keeps your cash free for the business.
Brands can look at the new malls for leasing. Early talks often give better choice of floor and position.
Buyers with larger funds may prefer a full SCO plot, since it gives a whole building to lease out.
Start with a smaller shop and a clear budget. Learn the lease and tax rules before you stretch.
Rental income is the main reason people buy commercial property. You buy a shop or SCO, find a tenant, and collect rent every month. The yield is the yearly rent divided by what you paid. We do not quote a yield for any DLF project, because none is promised in the sources we checked. Treat any number you hear from a seller as a claim to test.
What decides rent is simple. Location comes first. A shop on a busy road with homes and offices around it gets more footfall. Size and layout come next, since a shopfront that is easy to see rents better. Then comes the tenant. A well-known brand on a long lease is steadier than a small trader on a short one.
Leasing terms matter as much as the rent. Look at the lock-in period, the yearly rent rise, the security deposit and who pays maintenance. Ask whether the unit is rented at purchase or empty. An empty shop can sit unlet for months, and that time costs you the loan interest or the cash you tied up.
Under-construction commercial projects also carry timing risk. You pay in stages, but rent starts only after the building opens and a tenant moves in. Plan for the gap. Do not count on rent to pay your instalments.
Use this table to match your goal with a property type.
| Type | What you get | Main use | Where to see it on this page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shop | A built retail unit, often ground to second floor | Own trade or rent out | DLF Club Arcade (about 70 units, ground + 2) |
| SCO plot | A small plot you build on as rules allow | Own building, lease floors | DLF Gardencity Central (122 plots, 69-175 sq yd) |
| Commercial plot | A plot in a shop block | Build and lease | DLF Arcade 68 (16 plots) |
| Office tower | Floor space in a leased campus | Company offices | DLF Atrium Place, Downtown Phase 2, Tech Park Noida Phase 2 |
| Mall space | Brand space in a mall | Retail brands | DLF Mall of India Gurgaon, DLF Promenade Goa |
Prices and sizes for individual units: ask us for the latest. Portal figures can be old.
New Gurugram is the centre of the shop and SCO supply on this page. DLF Gardencity Central sits on Dwarka Expressway with about 220 m of frontage and NH-48 about 2 km away. DLF Club Arcade is in Sector 91 on a 60 m road, as per portals. These areas are still filling with homes, so shops here depend on new residents arriving.
DLF Arcade 68 is on Sohna Road next to Airia Mall, close to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway link. Commercial plots here suit buyers who want to build their own retail block near an existing mall.
The office projects follow where companies already sit. DLF Atrium Place faces Cyber City in Phase 5 Gurugram. Downtown Phase 2 is next to Cyber City. DLF Downtown Phase 2 Chennai is on the OMR IT corridor, and the DLF Tech Park Noida Phase 2 campus is near the Noida Expressway metro. Offices cluster near metro stations and IT jobs.
For retail, Gurugram gets the large Mall of India Gurgaon. Goa gets DLF Promenade at Patto Plaza in Panaji. Delhi's Vasant Kunj has a luxury retail expansion in the pipeline. Pick the city where you can really manage the property.
The price on a card is only the start. Add stamp duty and registration, which depend on the state and on who the buyer is. Add GST, which usually applies to under-construction commercial property. Rules and rates change, so ask a chartered accountant before you pay. We give no tax advice here.
Add maintenance, parking and other charges. Ask what is in the base price and what is extra. For rented property, remember that rent is income and may be taxed, and that GST can apply to commercial rent in some cases. Keep a full sheet of every cost.
Payment plans differ by project. Under-construction units are often paid in stages linked to construction. Some plans offer a lower first payment with the rest later. We do not list a plan unless it is published, so ask us for the current one for the project you choose.
Loans for commercial property are usually harder to get than home loans, and the rate and down payment can differ. Talk to your bank early so you know what you can borrow.
Follow these six steps in order.
Own and trade, buy to rent, or lease for a company. This one choice removes most of the list.
Include tax, fees and fit-out in the budget, not only the base price.
Send an enquiry. We ask for the current price list, layout, payment plan and stage.
Check the RERA number on the state RERA site and match the project name, promoter and completion date.
Read the allotment or lease draft with a lawyer. Check dates, penalties, charges and exit terms.
Pay only against the plan. Keep receipts, and visit or ask for photos before each large payment.
Tick each item before you pay any booking amount.
The first mistake is to trust a yield number without proof. Ask for the rent of real units nearby. If a seller will not show it, take that as a warning.
The second is to ignore the stage. A project that is still being built carries timing risk, and the opening date can move. Check the RERA completion date, not only brochures.
The third is mixing up names. Portals call DLF Club Arcade by the name DLF Galleria 2, and call some leased projects by names that are not official. Always match the name to the RERA record.
The fourth is skipping the legal read. Allotment letters and lease drafts contain dates and charges that matter later. Last, do not stretch your budget to the limit. Keep cash for fit-out, empty months and costs you did not expect.
Tell us if you want to buy a shop, build on an SCO plot or lease an office. An advisor will call with the latest details.
