Current price bands, active projects, rental yield, and connectivity for buyers and investors evaluating Sector 24.
An established, resale-led residential pocket within the MG Road micromarket. Builder floors and plots, anchored by DLF Cyber City adjacency and the city's best metro access.
Sector 24 sits in the MG Road micromarket of the MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor — an established, developed residential pocket of Gurugram with a buyer base that skews mid-upper.
The corridor reads as a mature, resale-led base, and Sector 24 reflects that character within the MG Road cluster. Stock here is led by builder floors and plots rather than large-format condominium launches.
Sector 24 is part of the MG Road micromarket within the MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor. For the parent micromarket view, see the MG Road page.
Sector 24 sits below the MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor average, offering a value entry into an established, metro-linked pocket with consistent rental demand.
Indicative 2026 rate, corridor-aligned. Below the MG Road and Sushant Lok average of ₹20,000 per sq ft — a value entry into one of Gurugram's best-connected pockets.
Year-on-year price movement for Sector 24 — steady, income-led pricing in line with the mature MG Road belt rather than a speculative new-launch cycle.
Compiled from public listing panels including Square Yards, 99acres and JLL. Configuration-level rates should be confirmed on live listings and RERA registration verified at hrera.org.in.
Live and delivered projects in Sector 24, drawn from the ZYN33 project register. Confirm configuration, price band and RERA status before committing.
| Project | Developer | Segment | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| DLF Cyber City | DLF | Commercial | Delivered |
| DLF Cyber Hub | DLF | Commercial | Delivered |
Sector 24 is embedded in the MG Road corridor's mature civic and social infrastructure — schools, hospitals and retail that are already delivered, not promised.
DPS, Scottish High and Shri Ram are all within the Sector 24 social catchment — a meaningful draw for family end-users in a sector that competes on liveability as much as rate.
Max, Fortis, Paras and Artemis are all within practical reach, giving Sector 24 access to Gurugram's full tertiary care network without a significant commute.
MGF Metropolitan, Sahara Mall, DLF Grand and Cyber Hub serve the belt. Rapid Metro upgrades and MG Road corridor improvements are under construction; a metro loop interchange at Millennium City Centre is planned.
The best-connected pocket in Gurugram — operational metro on two lines, direct highway access, and Cyber City within minutes by road or rail.
Sector 24 is served by MG Road and NH-48, putting IGI Airport roughly 20 to 25 minutes away. Cyber City is minutes from the sector, making this a natural address for corporate and professional tenants who commute frequently.
The Delhi Metro Yellow Line (MG Road, Sikanderpur) and Rapid Metro are both operational — among the strongest transit combinations available anywhere in Gurugram. Anything not yet operational is proposed and should be presented to buyers as such.
Sector 24 tracks the MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor yield band, with demand driven by working professionals and corporate tenants drawn to Cyber City proximity and metro access.
Indicative gross rental yield for Sector 24, in line with the MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor band. Net yield runs roughly half a point to a full point lower after vacancy, maintenance and management costs.
Rental demand comes from working professionals and corporate tenants drawn by Cyber City adjacency and the operational metro — a consistent, deep occupancy base that makes Sector 24 one of the more dependable income addresses on the MG Road belt.
A mature, income-led corridor with a moderated forward view. The case here is rental depth and liquidity, not a capital re-rating cycle.
The MG Road and Sushant Lok corridor has compounded at roughly 10 percent historically, with the forward view moderating to near 8 percent as the belt matures. Recent movement reads as steady, income-led pricing rather than speculative re-rating — Sector 24 moved about 4 percent year on year.
At ₹14,000 per square foot, Sector 24 sits below the corridor average of ₹20,000, which positions it as a value entry for buyers who want MG Road metro-linked exposure without the premium Sushant Lok resale ticket.
"Sector 24's case is metro access and Cyber City adjacency at below-corridor-average pricing — an income entry into the best-connected belt in Gurugram."
All forward-looking statements are views, not guarantees, and depend on delivery, absorption and the infrastructure triggers noted above. Verify project pricing and RERA registration at hrera.org.in before committing.
A sharp, objective framework to isolate whether Sector 24 fits your portfolio — or whether a different product or corridor is the right match.
You want a value entry within MG Road and Sushant Lok — Sector 24 sits at ₹14,000 per sq ft, below the corridor average of ₹20,000, offering metro-linked exposure at a lower ticket.
You want ready possession and an established social ecosystem — schools, hospitals and retail are all delivered, with no liveability dependence on future infrastructure.
You want MG Road exposure with the Delhi Metro Yellow Line and Rapid Metro both operational today — the city's strongest transit combination as a medium-term income and liquidity anchor.
Your budget forces a compromise on configuration or project quality within Sector 24 — it is better to look at a different product or corridor than to stretch into an undersized unit here.
Indicative 2026 pricing sits near ₹14,000 per sq ft — corridor-aligned rather than a portal figure, and below the MG Road and Sushant Lok average of ₹20,000. Configuration-level rates should be confirmed against live listings before committing.
Active and delivered stock includes DLF Cyber City and DLF Cyber Hub — both commercial, both delivered. Sector 24's residential stock trades as builder floors and plots on a resale basis. Verify status and RERA registration before committing.
It suits a preservation and rental thesis within MG Road and Sushant Lok, which carries a forward CAGR view near 8 percent. Sector 24 offers a value entry into the corridor at ₹14,000 per sq ft — below the ₹20,000 corridor average — with the city's best metro access already operational.
Gross yield tracks the MG Road and Sushant Lok band of around 3.0 percent, with net yield running roughly half a point to a full point lower after costs. Demand comes from working professionals and corporate tenants — consistent occupancy driven by Cyber City proximity and the operational metro.
IGI Airport is roughly 20 to 25 minutes via NH-48, with Cyber City minutes away by road. On rapid transit, the Delhi Metro Yellow Line and Rapid Metro are both operational via MG Road and Sikanderpur — the strongest transit combination available in Gurugram today.
Ready to evaluate Sector 24? ZYN33 will shortlist current availability, map the right configuration to your budget, and arrange a site visit — matched to an income or preservation hold thesis on the MG Road belt.