DLF Regal Gardens Sector 90 Gurgaon Price, Rent, Resale

Before you pay anything

1. The area on the deed. Asks run Rs 11,000 to Rs 13,000 per sq ft; check the super and carpet areas on the conveyance deed, not the listing.
2. The occupation certificate for the tower, the seller's conveyance deed and the maintenance no-dues letter.
3. The transfer charge the maintenance company levies on a resale, in writing, and who pays it.
4. The rent the flat has earned, from a bank statement, if the seller let it.
5. The stamp duty. In Haryana it is 7 per cent for a man, 5 per cent for a woman and 6 per cent jointly: on a Rs 2.15 crore flat, about Rs 15 lakh against Rs 10.75 lakh. The detail is on the registration charges page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of a flat in DLF Regal Gardens Sector 90 Gurgaon?

Read on 4 October 2026, DLF Regal Gardens averages about Rs 12,100 to Rs 12,250 per sq ft on resale. A 3 BHK of 1,737 to 1,760 sq ft asks about Rs 2.1 crore to Rs 2.15 crore, and one portal puts 3 BHK flats from Rs 2.07 crore. A 4 BHK of 2,225 sq ft asks Rs 2.45 crore to Rs 2.9 crore. Divided by their areas, the asks run from about Rs 11,000 to Rs 13,000 per sq ft.

What does a 3 BHK in DLF Regal Gardens cost?

Most 3 BHK flats here are 1,737 to 1,760 sq ft, and they ask Rs 2.1 crore to Rs 2.15 crore: a 1,760 sq ft flat at Rs 2.1 crore is Rs 11,930 per sq ft, and a 1,744 sq ft flat on the 14th of 29 floors at Rs 2.15 crore is Rs 12,330. A larger 3 BHK of 1,967 sq ft would be about Rs 2.38 crore at the building's average rate.

What is the price of a 2 BHK in DLF Regal Gardens?

The smallest plan the developer publishes is 1,438 sq ft, and the building has only a few 2 BHK flats. No 2 BHK ask could be tied to a size on the day this was checked. At the building's average of about Rs 12,100 per sq ft, a 1,438 sq ft flat works out to about Rs 1.74 crore; treat that as arithmetic, not an ask.

What is the rent in DLF Regal Gardens?

Rents run from about Rs 30,000 to Rs 49,200 a month. A 3 BHK lets for Rs 38,000 to Rs 41,400, and a 4 BHK averages about Rs 49,200. One 3 BHK listed at Rs 39,000 asked a deposit of two months, Rs 78,000. With 70-plus flats listed to let on one portal, a landlord here is competing for tenants rather than choosing them.

What rental yield does DLF Regal Gardens give?

About 2.1 to 2.4 per cent gross. A 1,744 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 2.15 crore let at Rs 40,000 earns Rs 4.8 lakh a year, 2.2 per cent. A 2,225 sq ft 4 BHK at Rs 2.85 crore let at Rs 49,200 earns Rs 5.9 lakh, 2.1 per cent, and the same flat bought at Rs 2.45 crore yields 2.4 per cent. After maintenance and a vacant month, expect closer to 2 per cent.

When was DLF Regal Gardens completed, and is it RERA registered?

The towers were completed in late 2016, with listings giving December 2016 or January 2017 for possession. That is before Haryana's RERA rules of 28 July 2017, which do not require registration of a project that already had its completion certificate, and one portal lists the building as not registered. The launch date is not settled by anything read for this page. For a resale flat, check the occupation certificate, the seller's conveyance deed and a maintenance no-dues letter.

Is DLF Regal Gardens overpriced against Sector 90?

It carries a premium of about 8 to 12 per cent. One portal puts Regal Gardens at about Rs 12,100 per sq ft against Rs 11,200 for Sector 90; another puts the sector at about Rs 10,900. For that you get a DLF-built, finished society of 3 and 4 BHK flats. The premium is modest, and the old pages' Rs 13,000-plus starting rate was above what the building trades at.

About DLF Regal Gardens Sector 90 Gurgaon

DLF Regal Gardens is a finished society, not a new launch: eight towers of 29 floors on about 11 acres in Sector 90, Gurugram, inside DLF Garden City, completed in late 2016 and lived in since. Six separate one-unit pages for it used to sit on this site, each labelled New Launch and each printing a band such as "Rs 2.27 Cr to Rs 3.23 Cr (est.)" for a 1,744 sq ft flat. Those bands were the area times Rs 13,000, with about 42 per cent added for the top. The page that replaced them said only that no price was on record. Both were wrong, in opposite directions.

Read on 4 October 2026, the listings put DLF Regal Gardens at about Rs 12,100 to Rs 12,250 per sq ft on resale. A 3 BHK of 1,737 to 1,760 sq ft asks about Rs 2.1 crore to Rs 2.15 crore; a 4 BHK of 2,225 sq ft asks Rs 2.45 crore to Rs 2.9 crore. Flats in Sector 90 average about Rs 10,900 to Rs 11,200 per sq ft, so the building sits 8 to 12 per cent above its own sector. That is the price of a DLF name and a finished tower, and it is a small premium.

What the old pages printed, size by size

The six one-unit pages fold into this one. Here are the sizes they named, what each printed, and what each size implies at the rate the building trades at today.

The bottom of every old band is about 7 per cent above what the building trades at, and the top is about 50 per cent above it. A seller who read the old page for a 1,744 sq ft flat would have expected up to Rs 3.23 crore; the same size on the listings asks Rs 2.15 crore. A buyer reading the consolidation page after it got nothing at all. The listings do not all say which area they quote, and the four 3 BHK sizes between 1,737 and 1,760 sq ft are almost certainly variants of one plan, so a buyer comparing them should compare floor, facing and condition before the 20 sq ft.