In a deal that has stunned even seasoned real estate watchers, a penthouse at DLF Camellias on Gurugram's Golf Course Road has changed hands for a staggering Rs 190 crore. A luxury penthouse at DLF Camellias, located in Gurgaon's prestigious Golf Course Road area, has been sold for Rs 190 crore. This transaction sets a new benchmark as the most expensive high-rise condominium deal in the National Capital Region, and ranks among the largest such deals ever in India, both in terms of total price and price per square foot.
The buyer behind this landmark purchase is Info-x Software Tech Pvt Ltd, led by its director, Rishi Parti. Based in Gurugram, the company provides logistics and digital transformation solutions, with a workforce of around 150 employees spread across 15 countries. The unit itself spans an enormous 16,290-square-foot footprint, and the company has paid Rs 13 crore in stamp duty for the property, with the deal officially registered on December 2, 2024, according to documents accessed by real estate analytics firm IndexTap.
What makes this transaction particularly noteworthy is the price achieved per square foot. Samir Jasuja, CEO of Propequity, confirmed that the sale has set a new record for the highest per square foot price ever recorded for a high-rise apartment in India, with the penthouse selling for an eye-watering Rs 1.2 lakh per square foot on the super area, and Rs 1.8 lakh per square foot on the carpet area. To put that in perspective, when DLF first sold units in The Camellias in 2014, the complex's apartments were marketed as bare-shell units at Rs 22,500 per square foot — meaning values here have risen more than five-fold in a decade.
The location itself explains much of the premium. The penthouse is located in the sought-after Golf Course Road area, often referred to as North India's 'billionaires' row.' Within this micro-market, Camellias occupies a rarefied tier: the project has 429 units in 16 towers, with only one unit per floor and residences of 6,290-7,350 sq ft, and it also has 14 penthouses. The Camellias covers 17.5 acres and has become one of India's most premium residential areas, with a lifestyle that is like living in a seven-star hotel every day of the year.
This isn't an isolated spike — it's part of a sustained pattern of headline transactions at the address. In February 2024, a Singapore-based NRI sold a 10,000 sq ft apartment at The Camellias to Smiti Agarwal, wife of Hemant Agarwal, CMD at V Bazaar Retail Pvt Ltd, for Rs 95 crore, while in 2023 an 11,000-square-foot apartment in the development was resold for a record Rs 114 crore. The momentum has only continued into 2025: the ₹270 crore milestone adds to a long list of headline-making transactions at The Camellias — earlier this year British businessman Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia purchased an 11,416 sq. ft. unit for ₹100 crore, while Zomato's Deepinder Goyal and Info-X Software's Rishi Parti also made high-profile purchases. In fact, by September 2025, DLF's The Camellias in Gurugram saw four premium apartment deals, including two penthouses, valued at more than ₹270 crore, in a single month.
Industry voices see this as more than a one-off record. Sanjeev Singh, Managing Director of SKJ Landbase, said the recent deals at The Camellias reaffirm Gurugram's position as India's most aspirational address, noting that luxury homebuyers today aren't just investing in real estate but in a lifestyle matching their global aspirations. Real estate agents tracking the segment believe values will keep climbing: several real estate agents are of the view that the present market prices for penthouses in The Camellias may be anywhere from ₹150 crore to ₹200 crore, pointing to a significant increase in value and continuous demand for prestigious properties.
The ripple effects are already visible across the road, where DLF's newer super-luxury project is capitalising on this demand. The sale also highlights the growing interest in high-end real estate in Gurgaon, with DLF's Dahlias project, located just across the road, already having sold over 100 apartments during its pre-launch phase, with prices ranging between Rs 60 crore and Rs 100 crore, at around Rs 65,000 per square foot on super area terms. For homebuyers and investors watching the Gurugram luxury segment, the Camellias Rs 190 crore deal is a clear signal: scarcity, location on Golf Course Road, and branded ultra-luxury living continue to command a price that few other Indian addresses can match.
