Godrej Habitat Gurgaon

Most new Godrej launches in Gurgaon are out in the newer sectors, and Habitat breaks that pattern. It's in Sector 3, part of old Gurgaon, on about 8 acres. The plan has 4 high-rise towers with 380 apartments in total, and the project is under construction. It is registered under RERA with registration number GGM/317/49/2019/11, which you can check on the state RERA portal before booking.

The homes on offer are 3 and 4 BHK, from 2,078 to 2,650 sq.ft. The amenities are built around a 20,000 sq.ft clubhouse and a sports hub, and the society has five-tier security.

Living in Sector 3 means you're in a settled part of the city, not waiting for one to grow around you. Schools and colleges nearby include Blue Bells Modern School, Lady of Fatima Junior School, ICFAI University and MDI Gurgaon. For shopping you have the HUDA Sector 14 market, Ansal Plaza, Star Mall and Ambience Mall, so daily errands tend to be short trips.

Getting around is straightforward too. You're close to the Gurgaon bus stand and railway station, about a 15-minute drive from the IFFCO Chowk metro station, and you have easy access to NH-48, the old NH-8, and to IGI Airport.

There's plenty here for every age group. Families get an amphitheatre, a swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, badminton and tennis courts, a cricket arena, a yoga lawn, a skating rink and a kids' play area. The clubhouse includes a party hall, and the parks and gardens give older residents somewhere to sit and relax. Security runs 24x7 with CCTV, backed by fire fighting, power backup, water storage, lifts, parking, housekeeping and maintenance staff.

On sizes and prices, the 3 BHK (Premium) is 2,078 sq.ft and the 4 BHK is 2,650 sq.ft. Indicative prices start around ₹2.5 Cr and go up to around ₹2.8 Cr for the 4 BHK, though prices move during construction, so check the current sheet.

Habitat is a good fit if you want a modern society without giving up the convenience of old Gurgaon. Being near the railway station, bus stand and markets makes life easy for older parents, and established neighbourhoods like this tend to draw steady tenant interest. For an NRI, the Godrej name gives some comfort on an under-construction purchase, but you'll still need to keep an eye on progress and payments from abroad.

Before you buy, confirm the HRERA registration and the current possession date with the developer, and get the payment plan in writing.

Godrej Properties is the real estate business of the Mumbai-based Godrej Group, the house many families know from locks, almirahs and soap. It began in 1990 and builds across most large Indian cities. In Gurugram, much of its work is along the Dwarka Expressway and in the New Gurugram sectors around NH-48, ranging from ready societies to fresh launches.