The city is easier to understand as a set of corridors than as a list of sectors. Each guide covers where the road actually runs, what is built there, who builds it, and what daily life involves.
Schematic corridor map. Select a corridor to read its guide.
Established luxury corridor · Sectors 42–56
Golf Course Road is Gurgaon's original luxury address. It runs behind the NH-48 corridor, from Sikanderpur down to Sector 55–56, with the DLF phases, Sushant Lok and the golf course arranged…
View area guide
The newer luxury corridor · Sectors 58–74
Golf Course Extension Road is where most of Gurgaon's new luxury supply has gone. It picks up where Golf Course Road stops and runs south-east through the 60s and 70s sectors, with the Arava…
View area guide
Growth corridor toward Delhi · Sectors 99–113
The Dwarka Expressway is a multi-lane link between Dwarka in Delhi and NH-48 near Kherki Daula, with residential sectors laid out along both sides. It has been the city's most-discussed grow…
View area guide
The connector belt · SPR
SPR is the road that ties Gurgaon's southern sectors together — from Vatika Chowk on Sohna Road across to the Golf Course Extension corridor. It was a connector before it was an address, and…
View area guide
Sectors 76–95
New Gurgaon sits west of NH-48, around Kherki Daula and out toward Pataudi Road. Larger land parcels here have allowed lower-density layouts, more open space and more villa and plotted stock…
View area guide
Value and access
Sohna Road is one of Gurgaon's older working corridors. People already live here, work here and send their children to school here — which sounds obvious until you compare it with corridors …
View area guide
The old core · Sectors 14–46
Central Gurgaon is the part of the city that existed before the corridors did: Old Gurgaon, the numbered inner sectors, and the MG Road spine running toward Delhi. It is fully serviced, clos…
View area guideTell us the budget, the city you're calling from, and roughly what you have in mind. We'll come back with a shortlist and an honest view of it.