See DLF new launch projects in Gurugram and Mumbai with status, launch prices and RERA details. Most recent launches sold out fast, so we show how to join a waitlist.
A new launch is the first public sale of a project. Before that day the builder is planning, getting approvals and talking to a small group of interested buyers. On launch day the homes open for booking, a price is set and the sale starts. For DLF, this has usually meant a single big weekend of bookings.
People often mix up three words. A pre-launch is the stage before the sale opens. A new launch is the sale itself. An under-construction project is one that was launched earlier and is now being built. The same tower can be all three at different times, which is why dates matter when you read a listing.
This page covers the projects that DLF has launched most recently. It does not cover homes that are ready to move in. Every project here is either newly opened or still being built, and we show its status in plain words so you do not waste a trip.
Why does this matter to you? Because the stage decides your rights, your price and your risk. At a true launch, the project is registered, the plans are approved and the payment schedule is fixed. That is a stronger base than a promise made before filing.
These are the most recent DLF launches we track, from Sector 63 in Gurugram to Andheri West in Mumbai. Check the status line on each card before you shortlist.
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.
Join the waitlist and we will tell you if a home comes back through a cancellation or a new phase.
Prices on cards marked with an asterisk are portal or press figures and may be out of date.
These projects opened a little earlier and are still in construction. They are a useful guide to how DLF prices and delivers.
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.
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 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.
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.
Sold-out launches sometimes come up for resale from original buyers. Tell us what you want and we will ask around.
The Valley Orchard is reported sold out, so ask us about resale. Shop projects are retail units, not homes.
Here is the part many websites skip. Most of DLF's recent launches have sold out within days. The Aureva was reported sold out in October 2026. Privana North sold out within about a week of its June 2025 launch. All 416 homes in Phase 1 of the Andheri West project were taken in a week.
That means a new launch page is often a page about homes you cannot book today. We still list them, because they show where DLF is building, how fast demand moves and what a typical launch looks like. They also help you prepare for the next launch.
The Dahlias is the exception in this group. A press report says about 65 percent was sold by August 2026, so a few homes may remain. Senior Living in Sector 63A also needs a fresh check on what is left. Ask us before you plan a site visit.
There is a useful side to this. A sold-out launch gives you real data. You can see the date it opened, how long it took to sell and what the owners paid. Use that to judge the next DLF launch and to set a sensible budget in advance.
DLF sets a launch price for each project, and it is usually the lowest rate the project will ever see. Later phases and resale homes tend to cost more if demand stays strong. That is why buyers compete to get in on launch day.
The price you read online is rarely a full price list. The Aureva shows Rs 12 crore onwards on a portal. Andheri West shows Rs 6.2 crore onwards. Privana North has a press estimate of about Rs 9.5 crore on average. The Dahlias has press reports of Rs 60 to 90 crore onwards. All of these are figures at launch, not today's rates.
The price in an advert is also not what you finally pay. Add GST on under-construction homes, stamp duty and registration, parking, club membership and other charges. Ask for the all-in cost sheet before you decide, and ask what is included in the base rate.
Launch material is made to sell. These six points help you read it with a calm mind.
Stars next to prices and areas lead to terms. Read them before you read the headline.
Multiply area by rate, then add taxes and extras. Compare it with the total in the cost sheet.
A launch price, a RERA date and a possession date are three different things.
A promise of a discount or a gift counts only if it is in the agreement.
Check what a similar tower in the same area is asking before you decide.
Confirm that the seller is authorised and the money goes to the builder's account.
A quick view of the recent launches. Prices are the figures shown at launch by portals or press, so please check the current figure with us.
| Project | Location | Homes and type | Price shown at launch | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Aureva | Sector 63, Gurugram | 172 senior living homes, 4 BHK | Rs 12 Cr onwards (portal) | Reported sold out, Oct 2026 |
| Senior Living, Sector 63A | Next to The Arbour | 4 BHK senior living | Ask us | RERA completion Oct 2033 |
| Privana North | Sectors 76 to 77, Gurugram | 1,164 homes, 4 BHK and penthouses | About Rs 9.5 Cr average (press) | Sold within a week, Jun 2025 |
| Andheri West (Westpark Phase 1) | Near Infiniti Mall, Mumbai | 416 homes, 3 and 4 BHK | Rs 6.2 Cr onwards (portal) | Phase 1 sold out in a week |
| The Dahlias | DLF Phase 5, Gurugram | About 420 homes, ultra-luxury | Rs 60 to 90 Cr onwards (press) | About 65% sold by Aug 2026 |
Figures come from portals and press reports. Check current availability and price with us before acting.
The exact steps depend on the project, but most launches follow this path.
Share your name, budget and preferred size. Registered buyers are usually called first when a launch date is set.
Ask for the floor plan, the payment schedule and the full cost sheet in writing. Compare the base rate and the extras.
Search the project on the state RERA website. Match the project name, the promoter and the completion date.
A booking amount holds your unit. Ask for a receipt and a clear refund rule in writing before you pay.
After allotment, you sign the agreement for sale. Under RERA, a builder cannot take more than 10 percent before a registered agreement.
Pay as per the plan. Keep every receipt and ask for updates on construction at each stage.
Understanding demand helps you plan better for the next one.
Large lists of registered buyers book before the public even hears of the launch.
Golf Course Extension Road, Privana and Andheri West attract steady end users.
Buyers expect later phases and resale to cost more, so they act early.
A large listed builder with a record of delivery gives some buyers comfort.
Booking often opens for a few days, and a big share is sold in that time.
Towers with few homes, such as The Aureva, run out almost at once.
First, do not panic and do not pay a stranger who promises a unit at launch price. If a project is sold out at the builder, any offer you get is either a cancellation, a transfer from an owner or a scam. Treat each one with care.
Join the waitlist. Cancellations happen when a buyer fails to arrange funds or changes plans. The builder may then offer that unit to the next person on the list. It is not common, but it does happen, and a waitlist costs nothing.
Look at resale. An owner who booked at launch may sell before possession. The price will include a premium over the launch rate. Ask the owner for the allotment letter, payment receipts and the builder's transfer rules, and check that the builder will approve the transfer.
Finally, plan for the next phase. The Westpark Phase 2 and a further Privana phase are expected. Registering early puts you ahead of those who start looking only on launch day.
Be ready to move quickly but not carelessly. When a unit does come back, it may be gone in a day. Keep your documents, loan approval and funds ready so that you can act, and still do the RERA check before you pay.
The headline price is only part of what you pay. A new launch under construction normally carries GST on the sale. Once the occupancy certificate is issued, GST is not charged. The rate depends on the type of property, so ask your advisor to show the tax line in the cost sheet.
Stamp duty and registration are state taxes. Haryana, Maharashtra and Goa each have their own rates, and some states give a lower rate to women buyers. Check the current rate for your state on the government website, not from a broker's chat message.
Then come the project charges. These may include parking, club membership, power backup, maintenance deposit and a corpus fund. They are often shown in a separate line and add up quickly in a luxury project. Ask for each item in writing.
If you take a home loan, add the processing fee and the interest during construction. Many banks pay the loan in stages as the builder completes work, so you pay interest only on the amount released.
Tick each point before you pay a booking amount.
The biggest mistake is buying only because others are rushing. A launch can feel urgent, but a booking you cannot fund causes more trouble than a missed one. Set your budget first and stay inside it.
The second mistake is trusting a price from a portal without checking its date. Many figures on the web were posted at launch and never updated. Ask for the current number and the date it was given.
The third mistake is skipping the RERA page. It takes a few minutes and shows the registered area, the completion date and any complaints. If a seller cannot give you the RERA number, step back.
Last, do not treat a new launch as a quick profit. Prices can rise, but delays, taxes and a weak market can reduce gains. Plan to hold the home for several years, and treat any resale gain as a bonus.
One more point: do not ignore the carpet area. A launch is often advertised by super area, which includes shared space. Ask for both numbers, and compare homes on carpet area when you can.
If you plan to live in the home and can wait for possession, a new launch gives you a fresh layout and a staged payment plan.
A launch can suit buyers who accept the wait and the risk of a delay, and who do not need the cash soon.
The Aureva and Senior Living in Sector 63A target older buyers who want care and comfort on site.
A staged plan lets you pay over time. Share your time zone and we will call at a suitable hour.
Tell us your budget and city. We will share launch status, waitlist options and the latest cost sheets that are available.
