DLF Central 67

DLF Central 67 is for investors and business owners, not homebuyers. It is a set of SCO plots in Sector 67, under construction, where you own a plot and build your own commercial building on it. If you want your own storefront, or a rent-earning commercial asset with DLF's planning behind it, it belongs on your list. It is registered under RERA with registration number RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/768/500/2023/112, and you can check it on the state RERA portal before booking.

A quick word on how SCO works, since it is different from buying a shop in a mall. SCO means shop-cum-office. You own the plot and put up your own building on it, usually with retail at ground level and offices or other uses above. That gives you control over design and tenants, but the construction cost and time sit with you, on top of the plot price.

Sector 67 is on the Golf Course Extension Road side of Gurgaon, a corridor that has filled up quickly with residential communities, and those homes drive demand for local shops, clinics, cafés and services. Improvement work is under way nearby, including wider internal roads and new fibre cables, the kind of upgrades that make a commercial address more practical over time.

The area links to Delhi and Gurugram via NPR, SPR, NH-48 and CPR. Medanta, The Medicity is about 6 km away, Rajiv Chowk about 7.5 km and Millennium City Centre Metro about 8 km. DLF Cyber City is about 12.5 km, Ambience Mall about 13.5 km and IGI Airport (T3) about 19 km.

The core appeal is land ownership, which gives you control over your own building and tenants. There are eight plot sizes, from 142 to 491 sq.yd, all on the Golf Course Extension Road corridor with its growing residential catchment, and the booking amount is ₹10 lakh across plot sizes.

Specifically, plots are available in 142, 149, 155, 160, 188, 264, 335 and 491 sq.yd. That range lets you choose anything from a compact frontage to a larger commercial footprint. Prices start around ₹7.5 Cr, with exact plot prices and payment plans shared on request, and the booking amount is ₹10 lakh for each plot. Prices move, so check the current sheet. Building norms for each plot are also available on request.

Commercial plots in a busy residential corridor can work well, because footfall builds as the neighbourhood fills up, and DLF's planning brings some discipline to the wider scheme. For an NRI, owning the whole building rather than a single shop can mean a more valuable asset, but it also means managing a construction project from abroad, so you would want a reliable local team.

Go in with measured expectations. Returns depend on the tenant mix, how the area matures and your own build plans. Since this is off-plan, the paperwork is the key check, covering approved plans, FAR, height limits and the uses allowed on each floor.

DLF started in Delhi in 1946 building residential colonies, and later put together the land that became DLF City in old Gurugram, with its Phases, Cyber City and Golf Course Road. Projects such as The Camellias and The Aralias set the top of the city's housing market. For a commercial buyer, the relevant point is that DLF plans large parts of the city, so its schemes tend to sit inside an organised layout rather than on a stray plot.