Current price bands, active projects, rental yield, and connectivity for buyers and investors evaluating Sector 90.
A mid-segment pocket inside New Gurgaon NPR trading at corridor average rates, with DLF delivered stock providing a proven rental floor and SS Group premium launches as the forward repricing catalyst.
Sector 90 sits inside the New Gurgaon NPR micromarket of the wider New Gurgaon corridor — an actively developing residential pocket with a buyer base that skews mid-upper. It reflects the corridor's defining character: high supply depth, mid-segment-heavy inventory, and group housing as the dominant stock type.
The sector has DLF delivered stock providing a proven rental and resale floor, and SS Group under-construction premium launches adding a segment upgrade layer. The 3.3% YoY move is a consolidation read — a sector holding its corridor-average position ahead of the infrastructure triggers that lift the eastern NPR belt.
Sector 90 trades at the corridor average — neither the discount entry of the western value belt nor the premium of the 88B active core. DLF delivered stock anchors the floor; SS Group and MRG under-construction product defines the upside trajectory.
Indicative 2026 pricing for Sector 90 sits near ₹10,900 per sq ft, sourced from portal and named-project references. This places the sector in line with the New Gurgaon corridor average of ₹10,800 per sq ft — consistent with the mix of delivered mid-segment DLF stock and under-construction premium pipeline here.
The latest year-on-year movement is 3.3 percent — a measured pace consistent with a sector where the delivered stock provides a stable floor and the new construction pipeline has not yet run ahead of absorption.
These are indicative bands compiled from public listing panels such as Square Yards, 99acres and JLL, not quotations.
Exact configuration-level rates must be cross-verified against real-time live inventory. Project pricing and registration status must be verified via hrera.org.in prior to transaction execution. Amber TBD cells indicate entries where per-configuration numbers remain pending audit verification.
Live, upcoming, and delivered assets inside Sector 90, drawn from the verified ZYN33 register. Confirm configuration, price band and RERA status before sharing with a client.
| Project Asset | Developer Entity | Segment Class | Current Development Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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MRG Primark |
MRG | Affordable / Mid | Under Construction |
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MRG Ultimus |
MRG | Affordable / Mid | Under Construction |
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SS Whitewater |
SS Group | Premium | Under Construction |
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SS Camasa |
SS Group | Premium | Under Construction |
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Regal Gardens |
DLF | Mid-Premium | Delivered (Ready) |
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DLF New Town Heights |
DLF | Mid-Segment | Delivered (Ready) |
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Mapsko Mount Ville |
Mapsko | Mid-Segment | Delivered (Ready) |
Civic, social and transit infrastructure supporting the sector's long-term liveability. Active construction items are noted separately from planned catalysts — present these to buyers accordingly.
The 84 to 104 belt carries DPS, Euro International, RPS International, and GD Goenka within the catchment. School proximity is a consistent rental floor driver for the end-user family segment — the dominant buyer and tenant profile in Sector 90's mid-segment delivered stock.
Aarvy Hospital (Sector 88), Park Hospital, Genesis, and the CK Birla catchment serve the immediate cluster. The healthcare layer is functional and sufficient for the family end-user segment that defines Sector 90's primary demand base.
Reach 3 Roads and NH-8 retail serve daily convenience needs. Elan and AIPL high streets are developing along sector arterials, scaling in step with residential absorption. The DLF delivered townships bring their own ground-floor retail layers which are already operational.
Dwarka Expressway interchanges, metro spur civil works, and internal sector roads are actively under construction. These works improve Sector 90's access profile and are the near-term delivery items most relevant to buyers evaluating entry timing.
Sector 101 metro station (2026–27), GISBT bus terminus, and a dedicated heliport hub are planned. The Delhi-side diplomatic enclave at Sector 24 Dwarka is a long-range demand context item. Present all planned items to buyers as forward upside, not current infrastructure.
The proposed metro spur runs Basai to Dwarka Expressway with a Sector 101 station at the eastern edge of the micromarket. Civil works are underway on the broader spur; the station timeline is 2026–27. Ground assets not yet operational — treat as staged upside. Source: GMRL.
Real-world travel times across primary employment nodes and regional transit hubs. Metro is proposed; present as such to buyers.
Sector 90 is served by the NPR / Pataudi Road belt with direct Dwarka Expressway and Central Peripheral Road access, providing linkage to the airport corridor and the Delhi border.
No operational rapid transit currently serves Sector 90. The primary forward trigger is the proposed Sector 101 metro station (2026–27 timeline) on the Basai to Dwarka Expressway spur, complemented by a proposed New Gurgaon metro loop. Civil works are underway on the broader spur but the station is not yet operational. Ground assets not yet functional are presented strictly as forward development upside.
Income generation performance across mid-segment and premium group housing blocks. End-user family demand and corporate lessees drive absorption — with DLF delivered stock providing live rental comparables buyers can verify before underwriting a yield case.
The aggregate gross rental yield across the New Gurgaon corridor ranges between 3.8% and 4.5%. Net returns sit half a point to a full percentage point lower once maintenance outlays, asset management fees, and recurring civic costs are accounted for.
Sector 90 tracks within this corridor band. Demand is driven by end-user families and corporate lessees, with DLF New Town Heights and Regal Gardens providing delivered-stock rental comparables that buyers can verify on live listing panels before committing to an underwrite. This distinguishes the sector from purely under-construction pockets where rental yield remains forward projection only.
The 3.3% YoY move reflects a sector consolidating at corridor average rates — neither running ahead on new-launch momentum nor lagging from supply overhang. The infrastructure trigger is the variable most likely to change that pace.
The New Gurgaon corridor has compounded at roughly 12 percent annually over the past five-year cycle. The forward view moderates toward 10 percent annually as the micromarket matures. Recent performance shows resilient pricing in high-absorption nodes and softer movement where supply density is heaviest — Sector 90 sits in the firm middle ground of that range.
The 3.3% year-on-year move is consistent with a sector where the delivered DLF stock has established a stable floor and the SS Group and MRG under-construction pipeline has not yet generated the absorption data that lifts the rate. The Sector 101 metro station (2026–27) is the forward trigger most likely to reset pricing from the current corridor-average position.
"All forward-looking statements, growth trajectories, and market projections constitute analytical assessments and are not commercial guarantees. Realized outcomes depend on developer execution timelines, sub-market absorption rates, and the activation of municipal infrastructure triggers."
Sector 90 is the corridor's stable mid-segment pocket — DLF delivered floor, SS Group premium under-construction upside, and a metro trigger that could reprice both layers when it lands.
You can hold through the build-out and want to enter before the Sector 101 metro trigger moves from proposed to operational — the event most likely to reprice a sector currently sitting at the corridor average.
You want a verifiable rental yield floor backed by DLF delivered stock — not a forward projection only. DLF New Town Heights and Regal Gardens provide live comparables you can check before underwriting.
You want exposure to the New Gurgaon NPR micromarket at corridor-average rates, with the SS Group premium pipeline (SS Whitewater, SS Camasa) providing a segment upgrade layer above the current DLF mid-segment floor.
You need quick resale liquidity or a fully mature social ecosystem from day one. The sector's mid-segment delivered stock offers a functional base, but the premium under-construction pipeline is not yet at the absorption stage that creates deep secondary market liquidity.
Your available capital forces a compromise on configuration sizing or developer quality. The corridor's supply depth means weak project selection produces below-corridor returns — the DLF and SS Group names here matter, not just the sector address.
Indicative 2026 pricing sits near ₹10,900 per sq ft, sourced from portal and named-project references — broadly in line with the New Gurgaon corridor average of ₹10,800. Configuration-level rates must be confirmed against live listings. DLF New Town Heights and Regal Gardens provide delivered-stock comparables buyers can verify directly.
Delivered stock includes Regal Gardens and DLF New Town Heights (both DLF, mid to mid-premium) and Mapsko Mount Ville. Under construction: MRG Primark, MRG Ultimus (affordable/mid), SS Whitewater, and SS Camasa (both SS Group, premium). Verify RERA status via hrera.org.in before committing to any project.
It suits a yield-with-growth thesis within New Gurgaon, which carries a forward CAGR near 10%. The DLF delivered floor provides a verifiable rental base; the SS Group premium pipeline provides the forward repricing layer. The Sector 101 metro trigger is the variable most likely to change the current 3.3% pace. Match the entry to your hold window and project selection discipline.
Gross yield tracks the New Gurgaon corridor band of 3.8% to 4.5% annually, with net lower after costs. DLF New Town Heights and Regal Gardens provide live rental comparables that buyers can verify on listing panels before underwriting — a meaningful advantage over purely under-construction pockets where yield remains forward projection only.
IGI Airport is roughly 25 to 35 minutes via NPR and the Dwarka Expressway. DLF Cyber City sits about 35 to 45 minutes under standard conditions. No operational rapid transit currently serves the sector. The proposed Sector 101 metro station (2026–27) and a New Gurgaon metro loop are the forward transit triggers — present these to buyers as proposed, not operational.
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