Buying in Gurgaon

Is the asking price fair? A one-hour check, with real numbers from one Gurgaon sector

Even inside one sector, asking prices for flats differ a lot: in Sector 56, Gurgaon, the 25th to 75th percentile ran from ₹12,678 to ₹18,583 per sq ft across 534 listings. For a 1,300 sq ft flat that is a ₹77 lakh spread. Here is how to tell where yours sits.

Rent or buy? Start with one number: what rent is as a share of the price

A flat with a median asking price of ₹1.43 crore in Gurgaon rents for about ₹31,900 a month, roughly 2.7% of the price a year. A 9% loan on three-quarters of it costs about 2.5 times that in interest alone in year one.

Noida vs Gurgaon: Noida is about 23% cheaper per sq ft. Here's what the gap buys you, and what it costs.

Across thousands of listings, Noida's median asking price is about 23% below Gurgaon's, and rents return under 3% of the price in both. But 72% of Noida's active registered projects are past their own completion date, against 39% in Gurgaon. Here's how to choose for your budget and commute.

Rent or buy? In five Indian cities, it comes down to one race: house prices against your investments

We ran a rent-vs-buy model on real asking prices and rents in Gurgaon, Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Mumbai. With rents at roughly 3% of prices, buying only wins if home prices grow about as fast as your investments would. Here's the grid, city by city.

What's a fair price in Gurgaon? What 9,769 listings say, and a surprise on rents

We grouped 9,769 Gurgaon sale listings into 17 localities where property portals agree on price. Median asking rates run from about ₹9,000 to ₹20,000 per sq ft, and rents return only 2–3% a year on almost all of them. Here's how to use that to test a quote.