DLF Limited — originally Delhi Land & Finance — was founded by Chaudhary Raghvendra Singh in 1946 and is headquartered in New Delhi. When the Delhi Development Act of 1957 barred private developers from operating within Delhi proper, DLF moved its focus to the suburb of Gurgaon in Haryana, where it saw potential for large-scale residential and commercial development. That decision shaped the city: DLF City, launched in the 1980s, spans Phases 1 through 5, offering residential plots, apartments, and gated communities across 3,000 acres, transforming Gurgaon from farmland into a metropolis. Today, DLF has developed around 155 real estate projects covering an area in excess of 330 million square feet.
Sector 93 sits within what the market broadly calls New Gurgaon — the newly developing sectors beyond the Kherki Daula Toll Plaza on NH-48, ranging from Sectors 76 to 95. DLF's move into this corridor follows the same logic it applied to earlier Gurgaon phases: enter when infrastructure is being laid, anchor a township, and build the retail and social layer around it. Following the success of Garden City Phases II, III, IV, and the earlier Garden City Independent Floors, DLF brought its next chapter to Sector 93 through Garden City Enclave.
Spread across 26.9 acres, Garden City Enclave is a well-planned plotted development offering luxury independent floors, connected with three expressways and located in Sector 93. The product format — low-rise independent floors rather than high-rise towers — is deliberate. The project is low-density, with limited independent floors per building and ample spacing between structures, enhancing privacy, ventilation, and reducing crowding in common areas.
Garden City Enclave is a ready-to-move residential project by DLF Homes in Sector 93, Gurgaon, featuring 3 BHK independent floors. Each home occupies one floor with a dedicated lift, is close to schools, hospitals, retail and entertainment hubs, features imported marble flooring, and overlooks 90 acres of open space, with underground electrification throughout the development.
The project carries RERA registration from the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority. The RERA registration number on record is RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/603/335/2022/78. Within the gated community, amenities include an outdoor playing area, indoor playing room, yoga area, pool, jogging track, gymnasium, and clubhouse — all within a secure, well-planned environment.
DLF's strategy in every township phase has been to pair residential with a retail and commercial layer. Sector 93 is no exception. The DLF Sector 93 High Street Retail development brings organised retail frontage directly into the Garden City catchment, serving the existing and incoming residential population across the sector. This mirrors DLF's established approach elsewhere in New Gurgaon — DLF SCO plots in the corridor offer the best of retail and office, and after successfully delivering luxury residential projects, DLF is bringing commercial investment options for investors in the form of street-front commercial units. The adjacent sector context reinforces the opportunity: the residential catchment surrounding Sector 93 includes communities such as Raheja Navodya, Ansal Heights, Sare Homes Crescent Parc, and DLF Garden City, with an existing base of over 6,000 housing society units in the immediate vicinity.
DLF's retail credentials in Gurgaon date back to the early 2000s. The company expanded into retail development in Gurgaon in 2002. DLF Emporio, launched in 2008, marked the company's entry into organised luxury retail, becoming India's first mall dedicated to high-end brands. That retail experience informs how DLF designs street-level commercial formats in its township sectors — products engineered for both occupier performance and investor yield, not just ground-floor filler.
Sector 93 is a fast-developing, strategically located sector in New Gurgaon, with proximity to the Dwarka Expressway, NH-48, and the industrial hub of IMT Manesar — making it a preferred destination for families and professionals. For DLF buyers specifically, this connectivity matters because it places Garden City Enclave within reach of three major employment corridors without requiring a city-centre address.
Over the past five to seven years, this corridor has seen steady appreciation, driven by improving infrastructure, better road connectivity, and growing demand for mid-to-premium housing. For DLF buyers, that trajectory is reinforced by the developer's own scale: in 2024, DLF deepened its NCR footprint, with its Gurugram launch Privana South generating bookings of ₹7,200 crore within days. Across FY25, the company recorded ₹21,700 crore in pre-sales. A developer operating at that velocity does not leave township infrastructure half-finished.
Garden City Enclave is part of the larger DLF Garden City township, which is home to a well-established residential community and modern urban infrastructure. That township association matters for resale, rental, and everyday living: DLF Garden City has been operational across multiple phases since the 1980s, creating a recognisable address with maintained common areas, internal road networks, and a resident community that pre-dates the Sector 93 enclave by decades.
One of the defining characteristics of DLF properties is the company's emphasis on planned urban environments — many developments are designed around integrated infrastructure, landscaped open spaces, and access to commercial and business districts. In Sector 93, that philosophy translates into the 90-acre open-space buffer adjoining Garden City Enclave, the High Street Retail node within the same township fabric, and underground utilities across the development — infrastructure commitments that smaller plotted developments in the same sector do not replicate.
