Sector 4 is Gurgaon's first HUDA sector — wide roads, 22 parks, a market that's stood since the 1970s, and a metro finally on the way. Full 2026 guide.

Builder floor and DDJAY plot prices, Blue Line metro status, and the Stilt+4 vs DDJAY distinction buyers on Dwarka Expressway, Gurgaon need to know. An honest 2026 buyer's guide.

One is DLF's sold-out pre-launch now trading only on resale near ₹20,000-31,000/sq ft. The other is TARC's newer, still-open-for-booking four-side-open tower at ₹20,700-21,500/sq ft. An honest 2026 side-by-side of DLF The Arbour and TARC Ishva.

Club Arbour is billed at 1.25 lakh sq ft with an exclusive creche and three elevators per core. Here's what's actually confirmed about DLF The Arbour's amenities, how the clubhouse compares to Sobha Crescent, TARC Ishva and M3M Golf Estate, and what still needs verifying.

No official price list, a sector number that doesn't match the developer's own disclosure, and marketing language promising fast appreciation. The specific things to verify before you buy at MET City.

MET City plots cost roughly half of New Gurgaon's on a per-sq-yard basis, but you're buying very different things. A dated, sourced comparison across price, connectivity, jurisdiction and liquidity.