For nearly two years, real estate circles in Gurugram have been buzzing about a single project — the sequel to India's most iconic luxury address, DLF The Camellias. That project has now taken shape, and the wait is largely over. What the market long referred to as DLF Camellias 2 has been officially launched by DLF Limited as The Dahlias, positioned directly opposite the original Camellias on Golf Course Road in DLF Phase 5, Sector 54, Gurugram.
The scale of the development matches the hype. Spread across 17 acres in DLF Phase 5, Gurugram, directly opposite the original DLF The Camellias on Golf Course Road, The Dahlias comprises 420 ultra-luxury residences across 9 towers, with a total saleable area of approximately 4.5–5 million square feet. Some listings peg the land parcel at a slightly different figure, with DLF The Dahlias lavishly spread across 16.5 acres of land and offering only about 421 residences — either way, the density is deliberately kept extremely low for a project of this stature.
Size is where The Dahlias goes a step further than its predecessor. Located on the highly sought-after Golf Course Road, DLF The Dahlias Sector 54 Gurgaon promises a refined lifestyle in one of the city's most upscale neighborhoods, with expansive residences ranging from 9,500 to 16,000 sq. ft., thoughtfully designed for those who value privacy, elegance, and spacious living. Configurations span 4, 5 and 6 BHK apartments and penthouses, catering exclusively to ultra-high-net-worth buyers.
On pricing, multiple market sources converge around a similar band. The premium 4 BHK apartments are priced from ₹65 Cr onwards, while the grand 5 BHK residences start at ₹70 Cr onwards. At the top end, prices reportedly starting from ₹65–75 crore for a standard 4 BHK reach well above ₹100 crore for the largest penthouses, with select south-facing units and penthouses commanding a further premium. This places The Dahlias firmly at the top of Gurugram's luxury pyramid, ahead of even the resale rates commanded by the original Camellias.
On the regulatory front, the project is not a rumour or a pre-launch concept — it is formally registered. The RERA number for DLF The Dahlias is GGM/872/604/2024/99, giving buyers the legal clarity typically missing from ultra-luxury launches at this price point. Backed by this RERA registration, possession is expected by December 2030, though some broker listings extend the delivery window to 2031.
Demand signals so far have been extraordinary. DLF launched Phase 1, approximately 50 units, in Q3 FY25 between October and December 2024, recording ₹13,744 crore in sales bookings during FY2024-25 alone — a figure cited in DLF's official investor disclosures. That single number underscores just how deep the appetite is among India's wealthiest buyers for a trophy address on Golf Course Road. Construction momentum is also picking up, with ground-level civil work underway, the project in an early construction stage as of mid-2025.
For buyers tracking the corridor, timing matters. Act before The Dahlias' experience centre opens around Diwali 2026 and pricing steps up further, according to recent market commentary, and industry trackers estimate approximately 40% of inventory remains, roughly 168 units as of mid-2026. Location advantages remain a core draw: Golf Course Road provides direct access to Cyber City within 15–20 minutes, NH-48/Delhi–Gurgaon Expressway within 10 minutes, IGI Airport roughly 22 km away, and the Rapid Metro's DLF Phase 5 station is within walking distance, connecting to Sikandarpur and the Delhi Metro Yellow Line.
The pedigree buyers are betting on is the original Camellias itself. The original DLF Camellias launched at ~₹25,000–30,000/sq ft and now trades at ₹85,000–1,00,000+/sq ft on resale — a 3–4x appreciation over roughly 12–15 years on Golf Course Road. Whether The Dahlias can replicate that trajectory from a much higher entry point remains the key question for long-term investors, but the address, the developer, and the demand so far all point to sustained interest through 2026 and beyond.
