DLF's presence in Mullanpur Garibdass, the locality also known as New Chandigarh, rests on two distinct offers. Hyde Park Estate is a large integrated township of low-rise homes, while Central Avenue is a compact plotted scheme at Village Devi Nagar. Together they give a DLF buyer a choice between a gated community with its own clubhouse and school land, and a single plot to build on.
Central Avenue covers 1.477 acres, or about 0.5977 hectares, at Village Devi Nagar in Tehsil Majri, within the S.A.S Nagar district of Punjab. It is registered with the Punjab Real Estate Regulatory Authority under PBRERA-SAS80-PR0845, and the promoter named in that registration is M/s DLF Home Developers Limited, a DLF group company. The project's licence is recorded under memo 5112 CTP (Pb.) SP-432 (M) dated 18.11.2022, and its layout carries the approval 792 STP (S) SS-11 (GR) dated 16.05.2024.
For a buyer, the appeal of a scheme of this size is the control it offers over a single parcel. The surrounding township is planned around it, with wide roads and open land nearby, so a plot here sits within the same growth corridor that DLF has built out at Hyde Park.
DLF's largest holding in the locality is Hyde Park Estate, which the developer describes as an integrated township spanning 95.49 hectares with about 1,400 community-style low-rise residences. Internal roads are 40, 60 and 80 feet wide, and five acres inside the township are set aside for a school. The mix covers residential plots, G+2 independent floors, villas, and shops, booths and showrooms for daily needs.
The township clubhouse covers 30,000 square feet and houses a swimming pool, gymnasium, library, indoor games room, multi-cuisine restaurant, banquet hall and a children's play area. The developer lists underground cabling and rainwater harvesting among its infrastructure choices, and the site looks toward the Shivalik hills. Ready-to-move independent floors are offered alongside plots, and one broker listing describes 3BHK G+2 floors with a servant room on 350 square yard plots.
DLF's commercial offer in the township is Central Square, a RERA-registered scheme of shop-cum-office (SCO) and booth plots. The developer positions it on Dakshin Marg and Madhya Marg, two arterial roads that carry traffic through the area, and gives the township office address as DLF Hyde Park, Near Mullanpur, Punjab 140901. Its target buyers are businesses that need a footprint close to residential demand in a district that is still filling in.
The township is reached along Madhya Marg and NH-24, with the operational Chandigarh-Baddi road nearby. PGIMER and Punjab University are about 6 to 8 km away, and Chandigarh International Airport is roughly 20 to 22 km off. A Chandigarh metro station is planned near the township but is not yet running. Two further corridors, the Zirakpur Bypass and the Chandigarh Airport-Aerocity greenfield highway, are designed to take inter-state and freight traffic off local roads.
Medicity, a planned multi-specialty health hub, sits adjacent to the DLF township. The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh cricket stadium is close by, and a PCA stadium is coming up in Mullanpur. Sukhna Lake, the Botanical Garden and the Siswan forest range for ecotourism and treks are all within reach, and the township's own five-acre school plot anchors education on site.
99acres records average New Chandigarh flat rates near ₹8,400 per sq ft, with a 13.5 per cent rise over the last year and about 95 per cent over five years. Other portals report lower averages, between roughly ₹7,300 and ₹7,400 per sq ft, so figures should be compared by source and by product type. Land rates in the wider locality are reported at about ₹10,500 to ₹16,650 per sq ft. DLF's own township listing shows prices on request, while a DLF New Chandigarh FAQ cites plots from around ₹1.25 crore and builder floors from around ₹1.75 crore.
The choice here is between product types more than locations. Hyde Park suits families who want a clubhouse, a school plot and a planned community with independent floors. Central Avenue suits buyers who want a plot in a smaller scheme within the same corridor. Commercial buyers have Central Square as a separate route into the same market.