In a jaw-dropping record for India’s luxury real estate market, a Delhi-based industrialist has purchased four ultra-luxury apartments at DLF’s The Camellias in Gurugram for a staggering ₹380 crore, making it the most expensive apartment transaction in the country’s history.
Located on the posh Golf Course Road, The Camellias is DLF’s crown jewel; home to India’s billionaire elite, offering massive layouts, private decks, and panoramic golf-course views.
The buyer reportedly plans to merge all four apartments into one colossal residence spread over nearly 35,000 square feet, transforming it into one of the largest private homes in North India.
The deal, finalized earlier this month, has sent shockwaves through the property market, with prices touching nearly ₹1 lakh per sq. ft, setting a new benchmark for Indian luxury housing.
Industry insiders reveal the buyer already owns property within DLF’s premium enclave and wanted a larger, more exclusive space befitting his status.
The Camellias has consistently been India’s most desirable residential address, housing top industrialists, CEOs, and celebrities.
With amenities rivaling global five-star resorts; from temperature-controlled pools and private spas to in-house art galleries; it’s where luxury meets lifestyle at an unprecedented level.
This record-smashing sale comes amid a broader boom in India’s ultra-luxury real estate market, proving that while affordability may be a challenge for most, the super-rich are only going bigger, higher, and glossier.
One thing’s clear; when it comes to India’s richest, the sky’s no longer the limit. It’s the penthouse.
