
Dwarka Expressway is Gurugram's best-performing residential corridor in H1 2026, with completed property values rising 6% year-on-year and residential plot values up 16%, according to Savills data reported by Business Today. Rental…
Dwarka Expressway is Gurugram's best-performing residential corridor in H1 2026, with completed property values rising 6% year-on-year and residential plot values up 16%, according to Savills data reported by Business Today. Rental values surged 22% YoI, far outpacing Golf Course Road (11%) and other Gurugram corridors. The corridor also concentrated nearly 70% of Gurugram's new luxury supply, though overall luxury launches in the city fell 28% to 4,549 units.
Noida-Greater Noida Expressway tells a different story: completed property values rose just 3%, but under-construction values jumped 28% YoY, the highest in Noida. The corridor accounted for 73% of Noida's luxury launches, which overall dropped 33% to 400 units. Savills expects Delhi-NCR's luxury market to stay stable in H2 2026, with buyers prioritising connectivity, timely delivery and established developers.
The usual real estate chest-thumping misses the point. Dwarka Expressway's rental boom (22% YoY) is real demand, not speculation. Noida's under-construction spike (28%) sounds impressive but rests on regulatory promises and future metro lines. The test is whether rents on Noida Expressway catch up, or if buyers sit on empty flats waiting for infrastructure that always takes longer than promised. Which corridor delivers tangible growth, not just paper gains, by mid-2027?
Source: businesstoday.in
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