New Chandigarh, Mohali

New Chandigarh, also called Mullanpur, is a master-planned satellite township developed by the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) as a northern extension of the Chandigarh Tricity. Spread across the Shivalik foothills, it connects seamlessly to Chandigarh via the wide, six-lane MDR-B arterial road and sits close to the Chandigarh-Kurali road, making it a strategically positioned northern extension of the Chandigarh tricity. The city is now divided into sectors numbered 1 to 27, with Eco City I and Eco City II serving as flagship residential townships spread across 806 acres.

What sets this locality apart is its focus on institutional infrastructure. The Education City covers 1,700 acres housing university campuses, while the Medicity features a 100-bed Tata Memorial Centre's Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital spread over 50 acres. Residents also remain within easy reach of the PGI Hospital, Punjab's leading multi-specialty referral hospital in Chandigarh, giving New Chandigarh families access to genuinely world-class medical care without ever needing to travel to Delhi.

Unlike the older, denser sectors of Chandigarh, New Chandigarh has been planned with generous open space. Green spaces, including protected forest land, make up about 33% of New Chandigarh's total area, with roughly 27% earmarked for residential use, while around 900 hectares are reserved for parks, recreation and open spaces. This low-density, nature-first character has made the township attractive to a specific kind of buyer. For many, New Chandigarh has quietly become the preferred address for a peaceful retirement, with several diplomats, IAS and PCS officers and sitting judges choosing to make this township their home.

DLF's presence here is anchored by Hyde Park Estate, a low-rise plotted township on Kurali-Chandigarh Road offering residential plots and independent floors alongside a dedicated commercial precinct, giving the locality a rare mix of ready infrastructure and long-term appreciation potential.