Gurugram’s real estate sector continues to witness strong momentum, with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), Gurugram approving 35 projects involving investments worth nearly Rs 27,000 crore during January-April 2026.

The approvals, dominated by residential developments, underline the city’s growing stature as one of India’s most active and preferred real estate destinations. Alongside robust project registrations, Gurugram RERA has also strengthened transparency and accountability measures while significantly reducing complaint backlogs, offering greater confidence to homebuyers and investors alike.

Out of total 35 projects, 23 projects fall in the residential category.

In terms of number of units, a total 11513 units are to be built in all the 35 projects of which 10630 units fall in the residential category and 883 units are commercial.

As per the RERA implementation status report of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, as many as 1057 projects have been so far approved by the Authority of which 825 projects are of residential category.

Last couple of years have been significant.

To enhance the robustness and credibility of the project registration process, Gurugram RERA has implemented several institutional reforms. These reforms include rigorous scrutiny of information submitted by real estate promoters at the time of registration of the projects, the introduction of mandatory project site inspections by domain experts, mandatory filing of the quarterly progress reports (QPR), and, in the interest of greater transparency, making public consultation through the issuance of public notices a mandatory prerequisite for project registration.

The RERA Gurugram is the highest in terms of the disposal of the registered complaints. The Authority has cleared all pending complaints filed up to 2024, significantly reducing its backlog and streamlining dispute resolution bringing relief to homebuyers, as per Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs tracker.