A 1,500 sq ft 3 BHK costs Rs 1.53 crore in Sector 84 and Rs 1.75 crore in Sector 86, and stamp duty adds Rs 7.7 to 11.2 lakh on top depending on who registers. The belt yields about 2.6 percent, which is better than the New Gurgaon average of 2. This maps every sector from 82 to 95 with the all-in cost attached, and flags where the published growth figures need a source.
Written by Mansi Joshi, Marketing Intelligence Lead, ZYN33 Investment Desk. Reviewed by Ritesh Arora, Founder, ZYN33 and Strata Capital Holdings, Gurugram. Advising on Gurugram residential capital allocation since 2023, with mandates ranging from Rs 3 Cr to Rs 50 Cr. Published 23 July 2026. Last reviewed 26 September 2026.
Disclosure: ZYN33 distributes residential projects in Gurugram and is paid a transaction fee when a purchase completes, including on projects we discuss with you. We do not give tax advice. This post is general information. Take it to your chartered accountant.
A 1,500 sq ft three bedroom costs about Rs 1.53 crore in Sector 84. Stamp duty adds Rs 7.7 to Rs 11.2 lakh on top, depending on who registers it.
That second number decides whether a purchase fits under the ceiling, and most maps of this belt leave it out. Here is every sector, with the all-in cost attached.
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Sector |
Asking |
1,500 sq ft 3 BHK |
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Sector 88B |
Rs 12,250 |
Rs 1.84 Cr |
|
Sector 86 |
Rs 11,650 |
Rs 1.75 Cr |
|
Sector 83 |
Rs 11,500 |
Rs 1.73 Cr |
|
Sector 89 |
Rs 11,050 |
Rs 1.66 Cr |
|
Sector 90 |
Rs 10,550 |
Rs 1.58 Cr |
|
Sector 84 |
Rs 10,200 |
Rs 1.53 Cr |
|
Sector 92 |
Rs 9,500 |
Rs 1.43 Cr |
|
Sector 95 |
Rs 7,850 |
Rs 1.18 Cr |
The belt average is Rs 10,950, up 4.8 percent over twelve months. Sector 95 at Rs 7,850 is the floor, and it sits well below where most published maps of this belt start.
From Sector 95 to Sector 88B is a gap of 56 percent within a few kilometres. Sector selection alone changes what your budget buys more than any other decision here. Our wider Rs 2 crore map covers the rest of the city.
Roughly Rs 1.64 to Rs 1.72 crore for that Sector 84 flat once registry is paid, and more again if it is under construction.
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On a Rs 1.53 Cr purchase |
Cost |
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Stamp duty, male buyer, 7 percent |
Rs 10.71 L |
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Stamp duty, joint registration, 6 percent |
Rs 9.18 L |
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Stamp duty, female buyer, 5 percent |
Rs 7.65 L |
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Registration, about 1 percent |
Capped at Rs 50,000 |
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GST, under construction only, 5 percent |
Rs 7.65 L |
Registering in a woman's sole name saves Rs 3.06 lakh against a male buyer on this ticket. That is a real saving and it takes no negotiation, as the ten mistakes read sets out.
Duty applies to the higher of your agreed price or the tehsil collector rate. Pull that document before you assume your number holds.
About 2.6 percent gross, which is better than the New Gurgaon average of 2 and worth knowing before you plan around it.
Two bedroom units in Sector 82 let for around Rs 26,750 a month and three bedroom units near Rs 36,800. At Sector 82's rate of about Rs 11,100, a 1,100 sq ft two bedroom costs Rs 1.22 crore. It returns Rs 3.21 lakh a year, which is 2.6 percent. A 1,500 sq ft three bedroom works out at 2.7.
That is before maintenance, vacancy and slab tax. It also will not service a loan, so the rental yield supports the purchase rather than funding it. Our New Gurgaon read covers the wider market.
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If you want |
Sectors |
Trade-off |
|
Township living, schools and shops on campus |
83, 85, 86 |
Pay Rs 20 to 30 lakh more |
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Proven occupancy and active resale |
84, 89, 90 |
Fewer on-campus amenities |
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The most floor area per rupee |
92, 95 |
The social ecosystem is still filling in |
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Rental support |
82, 89 |
2.6 percent, not an income stream |
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A prestige address |
None of them |
This is the value belt. Look east instead |
The township premium is the one most worth thinking about. Paying Rs 20 to 30 lakh more for in-campus schools, retail and clinics is either excellent value or wasted money. It depends entirely on whether your household will use them.
New Gurugram as a whole rose 4.8 percent over twelve months, 65.9 over three years and 133.0 over five.
Figures of 87 percent over three years and 180 over five circulate for Sector 89 specifically. A single sector can outperform its belt, and Sector 89 is among the more established here. But that is a wide gap, and it deserves a source before you underwrite on it.
The belt-level numbers are the safer basis. At 4.8 percent a year this is a steady market, not an explosive one. It suits a five to six year holder and punishes anyone expecting a quick move.
Anyone commuting daily to Cyber City or Golf Course Road. The belt trades distance for price, and that bargain gets worse every year fuel and traffic get worse.
Anyone needing an exit inside three years. Entry costs near 8 percent against growth near 4.8 means roughly two years to break even. Anyone wanting premium specification, which no sector here delivers. And anyone planning to let the rent cover an EMI, at 2.6 percent gross.
Two of these are specific to this belt rather than generic buying advice.
Visit and count occupied balconies at night, because some societies here photograph beautifully while sitting half empty, and low occupancy depresses both rent and resale. Then compare ready against under construction stock in the same sector. Finished units in Sector 82 average Rs 12,150 against Rs 11,550 unfinished. Our risk framework prices that gap.
Third, check the HARERA registration and filed completion date at haryanarera.gov.in, noting that hrera.in and hrera.org.in are not government domains. Fourth, get the carpet area and recompute the rate on it. Fifth, confirm the developer's current construction pace rather than their reputation. Sixth, check the collector rate for your tehsil.
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Risk |
Where it bites |
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Low occupancy |
Any society, and it hurts rent and resale together |
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Thin social ecosystem |
Sectors 92 to 95, still filling in |
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Commute |
The whole belt. This is the trade you are making |
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Slow growth against entry costs |
4.8 percent a year against 8 percent to enter |
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Belt average masking sector gaps |
A 56 percent spread from Sector 95 to 88B |
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Unsourced project claims |
Single-project growth figures circulating without evidence |
Price based: measure against registered comparables in your own society, not the belt. The spread across these sectors makes any belt-wide average close to meaningless.
Event based: the cheapest sectors have most room to converge upward. Sector 95 at Rs 7,850 has further to travel than Sector 86 at Rs 11,650.
Time based: five to six years at minimum, given steady rather than explosive growth. Hold beyond 24 months so gains are long term rather than taxed at slab.
This belt still buys a real family home rather than a compromise. Just budget the duty before you fall in love with a floor plan.
Among flats under 2 crore in Gurgaon, Sector 84 at Rs 10,200 gives a 1,500 sq ft three bedroom for Rs 1.53 crore. That is Rs 1.64 crore all in for a female buyer. Sectors 83, 85 and 86 add township amenities for Rs 20 to 30 lakh more. Sectors 92 and 95 give the most space, from Rs 7,850 per sq ft. The belt grows about 4.8 percent a year and yields 2.6, so hold five to six years and fund the EMI from salary.
Buying your first home with Rs 1.2 Cr to Rs 2 Cr? Send your shortlist. We return the filed completion date and registration for each project, plus the rate recomputed on carpet. The collector rate floor and an honest read on occupancy come with it.
Strata Capital Holdings tracks price band shifts, infrastructure timelines and inventory movement across Gurugram's corridors. ZYN33 brings that into every allocation conversation. We are paid a transaction fee when a purchase completes. That is why we would rather you count the occupied balconies yourself.
Published sector material for the belt: Sector 88B around Rs 12,250 per sq ft, Sector 86 Rs 11,650, Sector 83 Rs 11,500, Sector 89A Rs 11,250, Sector 82 Rs 11,100, Sector 91 Rs 10,650, Sector 84 Rs 10,200 to 10,750, Sector 95A Rs 9,700. Ready stock in Sector 82 averaging Rs 12,150 against Rs 11,550 for under construction. Two bedroom rents in Sector 82 near Rs 26,750 a month and three bedroom near Rs 36,800
Yield and ticket arithmetic is ZYN33 calculation on the rates and rents stated above, at unit sizes of 1,100 and 1,500 sq ft super built up. Claims of 87 percent growth over three years and 180 percent over five for Sector 89 specifically, and about 20 percent in one year for a single project, could not be traced to a published source and are not adopted here
Stamp duty in Haryana: inside municipal limits 7 percent for a male buyer, 5 percent for a female buyer and 6 percent for joint registration. Outside municipal limits the rates are 5, 3 and 4 percent. Registration adds about 1 percent capped at Rs 50,000. GST of 5 percent applies to under construction units only. Duty applies to the higher of transaction value or collector rate
Disclaimer
This article is general information about tax and property mechanics in India. It is not tax advice, investment advice or a recommendation to buy a specific property, and it does not account for your personal circumstances. Rates, thresholds and deadlines change. Verify every figure against the source listed above and take your liquidation plan to a qualified chartered accountant before you sell anything. ZYN33 distributes residential projects in Gurugram and is paid a transaction fee when a purchase completes. We do not act as your tax adviser or your adviser on the equity side.
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