DLF's story begins in 1946, when Chaudhary Raghvendra Singh established Delhi Land & Finance in New Delhi. A significant shift came with the Delhi Development Act of 1957, which prompted DLF to expand beyond city limits — and in the mid-1970s, the company began acquiring land in Gurgaon, laying the groundwork for its future large-scale developments. That land-banking decision, taken decades before Gurgaon's transformation into a corporate capital, is the single most consequential reason DLF Phase 4 exists as a residential address today.
In the early 1990s, DLF launched its flagship project, DLF City, in Gurgaon — an ambitious development aimed at creating a self-sustaining ecosystem with integrated residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Phase 4, part of that master plan, emerged as one of the more established residential belts within the DLF City framework, bounded by Golf Course Road to the east and with direct road access to MG Road and NH-48.
The launch of DLF Cyber City in the late 1990s transformed Gurgaon into a major commercial centre, attracting global corporations and establishing DLF's presence in Grade-A office spaces and organised retail. Companies such as IBM, Google, and Microsoft set up their offices in Cyber City, creating thousands of jobs and boosting the local economy. For residents of Phase 4 and Sector 28, that employment cluster sits within a short drive — a structural demand driver that has underpinned the micro-market's resilience across property cycles.
Today, DLF is the largest real estate company in India by market capitalisation, operating in 15 states and 24 cities, with a broad portfolio including residential, commercial, and retail properties. The total developable potential of DLF stands at 227 million square feet, with 7.4 million square feet under construction presently and 17 million square feet of planned projects underway. Sector 28 and Phase 4 sit at the historical and geographical centre of that portfolio — the neighbourhood where DLF first proved what large-format residential development in Gurgaon could look like.
DLF has operated in Phase 4 long enough for its earlier projects here to become the benchmark against which newer ones are measured. The original Hamilton Court — a 25-storey condominium completed in 2000 — sits in DLF City Phase 4 and is well-connected to IFFCO Chowk metro station, with premium shopping at DLF Galleria and Crosspoint within walking distance. The covered area runs from 2,640 sq ft up to 4,000 sq ft penthouses, with six towers — each with a penthouse on the top floor. That project set the tone for what Phase 4 buyers would come to expect: scale, amenity depth, and a managed community environment.
DLF Hamilton Court has recorded 23.9% year-on-year price growth in DLF Phase 4 — the highest among tracked projects in the locality, and a figure that contextualises why DLF is choosing to return to the same address with a successor project.
Other popular DLF societies for buying an apartment in Phase 4 include DLF Regency Park 1, DLF Ridgewood Estate, and DLF Regency Park 2. Across these projects, DLF has established a consistent product language in the locality: gated communities, significant landscaping, multi-sport amenities, and managed building operations — a standard that has defined Phase 4's residential character for over two decades.
DLF Hamilton Court 2 is an upcoming luxury residential project by DLF Limited, located in Sector 28, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon. Building upon the legacy of the original Hamilton Court, this new development offers exclusive 4 BHK apartments and opulent 5 BHK penthouses, with prices starting at ₹15 crore.
The project is positioned as a limited, high-end offering with spacious 4 BHK residences and select 5 BHK penthouses, aimed at buyers who want a quieter, more private lifestyle close to Golf Course Road's social and business ecosystem. The residential community provides top-tier lifestyle facilities which include indoor and outdoor sports courts, jogging tracks, landscaped gardens, fitness areas, yoga spaces, retail options, and five levels of security within a gated community.
Smart home living features a mix of automation and energy-efficient building amenities. The project carries forward the identifiable characteristics of DLF's Phase 4 vocabulary — low density, generous floor plates, and a community managed to a consistent standard — while addressing the expectations of buyers who today compare Gurgaon's new ultra-luxury stock with projects like The Camellias and The Dahlias on Golf Course Extension Road.
DLF Hamilton Court 2 is located close to Golf Course Road, providing seamless connectivity to Gurgaon's major commercial districts. The project is well connected to DLF Cyber City, MG Road, Rapid Metro stations, and NH-48, making commuting convenient for working professionals.
The Rapid Metro is a relevant part of this story. Real estate developer DLF wanted to provide metro connectivity to its Cyber City, and a DLF-IL&FS consortium emerged as the only bidder on the project. The Rapid Metro is the first fully privately financed modern metro system in the world. That earlier investment in transit infrastructure now benefits Phase 4 residents directly — Sikanderpur station on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line, which interchanges with the Rapid Metro network, brings Cyber City and Connaught Place within a single connected corridor.
Indira Gandhi International Airport is approximately 30 minutes from Sector 28. For the HNI and CXO buyer profile that DLF Hamilton Court 2 is aimed at, that proximity to both the airport and Cyber City — without the congestion of newer fringe sectors — is a practical differentiator.
Leading hospitals such as Sitaram Bhartia, Max Hospital, and Sidhesh Hospital are located in and around the area. Residents enjoy access to shopping and recreational hubs including MGF Metropolitan, Gurgaon Central Mall, and DT Cinemas. DLF Galleria, the high-street retail destination at the heart of Phase 4, is within walking distance of Hamilton Court Road.
Apartments in DLF Phase 4 are available at an average price of ₹22,250 per square foot. DLF City Phase 4, situated near Sector 27 and Sushant Lok Phase 1, has witnessed a surge of over 100 per cent in property prices over the past five years. That appreciation curve positions DLF Hamilton Court 2 — entering at ₹15 crore and upward for residences of approximately 4,000 sq ft — as a product calibrated to the upper end of an already high-value market.
In FY25, the success of ultra-luxury projects like The Dahlias in Gurugram contributed ₹13,744 crore to DLF's new bookings, highlighting the company's innovation in catering to the high-net-worth segment. DLF recorded sales bookings of ₹21,223 crore in FY25 — a corporate performance that speaks directly to execution capacity and post-purchase delivery confidence, which matter considerably for buyers at the Hamilton Court 2 ticket size.
DLF Phase 4 is not a speculative address — it is a fully built-out neighbourhood that DLF itself assembled over forty years, from the first residential launches of DLF City in the early 1990s through to Hamilton Court 2 today. The social infrastructure (schools, hospitals, retail) is operational, the road network is mature, and the metro corridor is established. A buyer at DLF Hamilton Court 2 is not betting on a locality's future; they are purchasing into one of the few addresses in Gurgaon where the developer, the product, and the surrounding infrastructure share a common, decades-long lineage.
From developing 22 major colonies in Delhi, DLF is now present across 15 states and 24 cities in India. Within that national portfolio, Sector 28 and DLF Phase 4 remain among the addresses most closely identified with the company's residential identity — the neighbourhood where DLF's ambitions for Gurgaon first took physical form, and where they continue with Hamilton Court 2.
