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DLF The Arbour is under active construction, with Ahluwalia Contracts executing a roughly ₹744.68 crore build order — but public sources still disagree on the possession date itself, quoting anywhere from August 2029 to March 2030. What's actually confirmed, September 2026.
Read ArticleDLF has committed Rs 2,089 crore to a contractor with a 44-month build window, but the RERA filing lists possession as December 2031 while several portals still quote 2029-2030. Here's what's actually confirmed about The Dahlias' construction timeline.
HRERA Gurugram ordered Ansal Phalak Infrastructure to pay 10.8% annual interest after a 10-year possession delay on an independent floor in Sector 67's Esencia project. What the order says, and what it means for builder floor buyers.
Every source agrees DLF The Crest is complete and occupied. Almost nothing else about it is consistently reported — not the floor count, not the unit count, and not the RERA registration number. What's actually settled, and what a resale buyer should verify directly.
HRERA Gurugram extended completion deadlines by four months on August 11, 2026, citing West Asia war supply-chain disruption. Which projects qualify, and what it means for your possession date and existing agreement.
DLF Aralias has been complete and occupied since December 2008 - on that, every source agrees. What they don't agree on is the project's own scale: 11 towers or 10, 254 units or 264, 12 acres or 22. Here's what that discrepancy does and doesn't mean for a resale buyer.
Portal listings put DLF Magnolias' possession anywhere from 2011 to 2023. It has been standing and occupied for over a decade. Here's what's actually settled about its completion status, and what a resale buyer should verify.
Search for the DLF Camellias possession date and you will get 2017, 2018 and 2019 from three different sources. What is actually settled about the project's completion, what is not, and the two certificates a resale buyer should ask to see.