Gurugram's Luxury Apartments Priced At Rs 75 Crore Leave Social Media Stunned
NDTV
The starting price for these apartments has prompted comparisons to the costs of properties in iconic global locations, with many searching for Burj Khalifa apartment prices for context.
A recent social media post by a man describing himself as a "recovering founder" on X (formerly known as Twitter) has sparked widespread disbelief among social media users regarding the exorbitant prices of luxury apartments in Gurugram. Abhinav Kukreja shared images of DLF's latest high-end project, showcasing extravagant amenities such as a private theatre, games room, ice bath area, and spa facilities. DLF launched their new project, The Dahlias on Golf Course Road, Gurgaon today.Smallest apartment configuration is 9500 sqft. Expected selling price is ₹80k per sqft.This means that there is now a building in Gurgaon where the cheapest home costs ~ ₹75Cr ($9m) https://t.co/SUqUMgNKWc
What astonished people the most was the initial price of Rs 75 crore for the smallest apartment in the development. Mr Kukreja emphasised the shock value by commenting, "Can't believe they cooked this in Gurugram," while unveiling the luxurious features of the project. The starting price for these apartments has prompted comparisons to the costs of properties in iconic global locations, with many searching for Burj Khalifa apartment prices for context.
According to Mr Kukreja, the smallest unit spans an impressive 9,500 square feet and is expected to sell for around Rs 80,000 per square foot. He added, "This means that there is now a building in Gurgaon where the cheapest home costs ~ Rs 75 crore ($9 million)."
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