DLF plots are few and sell fast. Alameda Central has 40 plots, Privana Enclave 41, and Gardencity Central 122 SCO plots. See each project's status and the checks to do first.
DLF is best known for apartments and offices, so plots are a small part of its range. When DLF does sell plots, they are usually few, in planned colonies and sold quickly. That makes a search for DLF plots for sale different from a normal plot search.
On this page you will find residential plots such as Alameda Central and Privana Enclave. You will also find commercial plots and SCOs at Gardencity Central and Arcade 68. A last group lists names that people search for that are not yet in DLF's official plot launch list.
We try to be clear about what each listing is. Some are open and registered. Some are registered but may be sold out. Some are pending approval. Where details are not yet public, we note it and share them as soon as DLF releases them.
Plots need more checks than flats. You buy land, so the title, licence and approvals matter more. The sections below explain these checks in plain words.
Residential plots from DLF are rare and small in number. Alameda Central and Privana Enclave are the two plotted residential projects listed here.
Under ConstructionSector 73Only 40 plots on 2.98 acres inside the larger DLF Alameda colony. This is plotted land, not flats. HRERA GGM/632/364/2022/107, likely completion September 2027.
Pre-LaunchSectors 76–77A small plotted pocket of 41 plots on 4.66 acres inside the Privana township. DLF filed the HRERA application in May 2026, a portal quotes GGM/1079/811/2026/51, and possession is shown from April 2033.
Tell us your size and budget. We will check status, price and the papers you should see.
Prices marked with a star are portal figures and may be out of date.
These are commercial plots, mainly SCOs, in Gurugram. They suit shop owners and investors who understand the commercial market.
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.
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.
We will check what is open, the plot sizes and the documents to ask for.
These searches come up often. They are currently listed as early names, not yet in DLF's official plot launch list. Read each card for the current position.
Early ListingSriperumbudurA 2022 report named Sriperumbudur as a planned DLF residential location. DLF has not published a plot project or TNRERA number here yet.
Send it to us. We will say whether it matches a real DLF project.
DLF Alameda Central is a plotted project of 40 plots on about 2.98 acres. It sits inside the larger Alameda colony, which is about 114 acres. A portal lists plots of 930 to 1,466 sq ft and quotes Rs 3.23 Cr for a 930 sq ft plot. This figure is undated, so please treat it as a guide only. The HRERA number is GGM/632/364/2022/107, with likely completion in September 2027.
Privana Enclave is a pocket of 41 plots on 4.66 acres inside the Privana township. Plot sizes are 2,196 and 3,078 sq ft. DLF filed the HRERA application in May 2026. Possession is shown from April 2033, which is a long wait. There is no published price.
Both projects are plotted land, not ready homes. After buying, you may need to build a house, get plan approval and wait for services. Ask what DLF provides and what you must do yourself.
Alameda also appears on portals as a plots and villas colony, but DLF has not announced a current villa launch there. Ask us for the latest.
An SCO, or shop-cum-office plot, is a small commercial plot. You can build shops on the lower floors and offices above, within the approved plan. It differs from a shop inside a mall, where you buy only built space.
Gardencity Central has 122 SCO plots of 69 to 175 sq yd on about 8 acres. It has about 220 m of frontage on the Dwarka Expressway, and NH-48 is about 2 km away. No price is published. The RERA number is RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/512/244/2021/80.
Arcade 68 has 16 commercial plots on about 2 acres near Airia Mall on Sohna Road. DLF shows buildings of basement plus ground plus four floors. Plot sizes are mostly 122.4 sq m. RERA completion is shown as November 2027, and prices are not published.
A commercial plot earns only after you build and rent or sell. Another DLF SCO project, Central 67, sold all its 75 plots in December 2023 at Rs 7 to 25 Cr each, which shows how fast good commercial plots go.
This table shows the plots side by side. Use it as a starting point, not as a price list.
| Project | Use | Plots | Size | Status note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DLF Alameda Central | Residential | 40 plots, 2.98 acres | 930-1,466 sq ft (portal) | Under construction, completion likely Sept 2027 |
| DLF Privana Enclave | Residential | 41 plots, 4.66 acres | 2,196 and 3,078 sq ft | RERA pending, possession from Apr 2033 |
| DLF Gardencity Central | SCO plots | 122 plots, 8 acres | 69-175 sq yd | Under construction, price not published |
| DLF Arcade 68 | Commercial plots | 16 plots, about 2 acres | Mostly 122.4 sq m | Completion shown as Nov 2027 |
| DLF Plots Sriperumbudur | Plots | Ask us | Ask us | Early name, not yet in DLF's launch list |
Plot sizes and RERA details come from DLF pages, HRERA forms and portals. Please verify before you pay.
With plots, the paper trail is everything. Start with the colony licence. In Haryana, a colony needs a licence from the town planning department. Ask for the licence number and check that the plot falls inside the licensed area.
Next, check the RERA entry. Match the project name, promoter, area, number of plots and completion date. Registered projects must disclose these, so mismatches are a warning sign.
Then check the title. Ask for the chain of ownership, and make sure the land is free from loans, disputes and attachments. A lawyer can read the papers and tell you if there is a gap.
Finally, check the agreement. Look at the plot number, area, price, payment dates, possession date and the penalty if work is late. In a resale, also check the builder's permission to transfer. Do not pay in cash.
Buying land is a bigger step than booking a flat. Follow these steps in order.
Choose between a plot to build a home, a commercial plot for rent or a long-term hold.
Add the plot price, taxes, building cost and approvals. Plots rarely come with a home loan as easily as flats.
Ask whether the plot is open, sold out or only a resale. We share what we know.
Check licence, RERA and title with a lawyer. Ask for plot maps.
Ask for price, charges, payment plan and possession terms in writing.
Pay by cheque or bank transfer. Keep every receipt and the signed agreement.
Costs on a plot are different from costs on a flat. Stamp duty and registration depend on the state and may change. Haryana has its own rates, and so do other states. Ask for the latest figures from the registry or from us.
GST rules for land differ from those for built homes, and they are different again for commercial buildings. Because the rules can be complex, ask a tax adviser how they apply to your case. We do not quote rates here.
After you buy, you may pay for external development, plot maintenance and building plan approval. Add the cost of construction and interiors. A plot that looks cheap can become costly once you build.
Ask for a full list of charges before you book. A clear list helps you compare projects fairly.
A flat is ready to use once built, and a home loan is usually easier. A plot gives you land, and the freedom to design, but it needs time, money and care. You will deal with plans, builders and approvals.
DLF has more apartments than plots. If your goal is to move in soon, a ready apartment may suit you better. If you want to build a home to your taste and can wait, a plot like Privana Enclave may fit, although possession is shown from April 2033.
Think about cost too. A plot of 2,196 sq ft or 3,078 sq ft needs a big budget for land alone, and building adds more. Compare the full cost with a ready apartment before you decide.
Think about time. Plot projects often run for many years. Make sure your plans can wait.
Buying the plot is only the first step. Before building, you need an approved building plan from the local authority. DLF colonies often have design rules about height, setbacks and looks, so ask for the rules early.
Ask when possession will be given and in what state. Will roads, sewer and power lines be ready? Who pays for connections? Written answers prevent disputes later.
For commercial plots and SCOs, ask about the allowed use, the number of floors and parking rules. Shops need parking and fire approvals, which can add time and cost.
Keep a file with the agreement, receipts, the plan and all letters. It will help if you sell later.
Land can grow in value, but there is no promise. Plots do not give rent, so your return depends on a later sale. The holding period can be long, as Privana Enclave possession is shown from April 2033.
Commercial plots can earn rent once built, but you pay for construction first. Check the market for shops and offices in the area before you commit.
Liquidity is another point. A plot may take time to sell, and resale needs clean papers. Keep other funds ready so that you are not forced to sell early.
If you buy for investment, compare the plot price with similar nearby land and with built homes. We can share what we know, but we cannot predict prices.
Do not buy on a photo or a WhatsApp map. Ask for the approved layout plan, and compare the plot number with the plan.
Do not skip the lawyer. A small fee for a document review can save you from a big loss.
Do not assume a portal price is current. Many are old. Do not pay a booking amount before you see the RERA and licence details.
Do not trust a project name without checking. Names like Sriperumbudur or Sector 61 appear online, but DLF has not announced a plot project there.
DLF plots suit buyers with a long time frame and a large budget. They suit families who want to build their own home in a planned colony, and shop owners who want a commercial plot on a major road.
They do not suit anyone who needs possession soon or wants a small ticket size. Plot supply is tiny and prices are high. If an apartment fits your plan better, we will say so.
Send us your needs and we will give you a clear view.
Tell us if you want a residential or commercial plot, your budget and the city. We will share status, plot sizes and the documents to check.
