Gurugram: Gurugram continued to attract strong real estate investment during 2025, reaffirming its status as one of India’s most sought-after property markets. Data released by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), Gurugram, shows a sharp rise in project approvals and investment value, reflecting sustained investor confidence and robust market demand.
According to Gurugram RERA, headed by chairman Arun Kumar, the authority approved 131 real estate projects during the calendar year 2025, involving a cumulative investment of ₹86,588 crore. These projects together propose the development of 35,455 units across residential and commercial segments. Notably, 28 of the approved projects alone accounted for an investment of around ₹59,360 crore, underlining the scale of large-format developments being taken up in the city.
Residential projects dominated the approvals, with 31,455 units planned across various categories. Group housing formed the largest share with 17,405 units, followed by 5,720 units under mixed land use developments and 4,040 residential floor units. The portfolio also included 2,122 affordable group housing units, 1,954 units under the Deen Dayal housing scheme and 214 residential plotted colony (RPC) units, indicating a focus on a diversified and inclusive housing supply.
Commercial development also remained strong, with around 4,000 commercial units receiving approval during the year. Of these, 168 units are earmarked for IT parks, reinforcing Gurugram’s growing role as a major commercial and technology hub in the National Capital Region.
To strengthen transparency and credibility in the regulatory process, Gurugram RERA introduced several institutional reforms during 2025. These included stricter scrutiny of information submitted by developers, mandatory site inspections by domain experts, and making public consultation through public notices a compulsory step before project registration.
Industry observers say the combination of high-value investments, diversified housing options and tighter regulatory oversight has helped Gurugram retain its appeal among both developers and homebuyers, positioning the city for continued growth in the coming years.
