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Three different HRERA registration numbers for DLF Camellias circulate on property portals. None of them is what you should rely on. The due diligence that actually protects a ₹70 crore resale purchase.
On a ₹70 crore resale at Camellias, stamp duty alone runs to roughly ₹4.9 crore — and that is before TDS, brokerage, transfer charges and legal fees. The full cost stack, with the numbers that surprise buyers.
The Rapid Metro is under 1.5 km away and Cyber City is 6–8 km. But none of the three metro corridors currently being built in Gurugram will serve Sector 42. What that means for the commute, and for the address.
What genuinely justifies the premium at DLF Camellias, and the five drawbacks worth taking seriously before committing ₹65 crore or more.
Rents at Camellias run ₹5-20 lakh a month, which sounds enormous until you divide by a ₹70 crore purchase price. The yield math, the tenant pool, and why the number is low by design.
What a 4, 5 and 6 BHK at DLF Camellias actually costs in 2026, why the headline penthouse numbers mislead, and the costs beyond the sticker price.
Aralias is the address that started Gurugram's luxury market in 2008. Camellias is what replaced it at the top. Roughly ₹40,000 per sq ft against ₹90,000 — and what that gap actually buys.
Camellias trades around ₹85,000-1,00,000 per sq ft against roughly ₹71,000 at Magnolias. But Magnolias yields close to double on rent. Here is the head-to-head as of mid-2026.