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📍 Jhajjar, Haryana · Delhi NCR

Reliance MET City, Jhajjar

An 8,250-acre integrated township by Reliance’s Model Economic Township Ltd. — industrial, residential and commercial development in one planned corridor.

Reviewed September 2026 · sourced from METL/metcity.in and official HRERA disclosures

At a Glance

Location

Jhajjar district, Haryana

Developer

Model Economic Township Ltd.

Parent

100% Reliance Industries Ltd.

Planned Area

8,250 acres

RERA Sectors

1–5, 7A, 7B, 8, 10

Type

Industrial + Residential + Commercial

Overview

What Is Reliance MET City?

Reliance MET City is an integrated township built by Model Economic Township Limited (METL), a wholly owned Reliance Industries subsidiary, across 22 villages in Jhajjar district — on the western edge of Delhi NCR’s industrial belt.
METL structures it as three linked layers: an industrial base (600+ companies, incl. a dedicated Japanese Industrial Township), plotted residential development, and a commercial layer built around Highway Mart and SuperMart retail formats. For plot-specific details, see Residential Plots.
Industrial600+ companies
ResidentialPlotted + villa
CommercialHighway Mart, SuperMart
CertificationIGBC Platinum (claimed)

Residential

Residential Plots

METL’s residential offering is plotted development — a registered plot, built independently. Portals report premium villa plots roughly 350–600 sq yd alongside smaller residential plots; we have not been able to verify an exact, current size list.

Full Plots Guide →

1

Registered Plots

Buy a titled plot and build independently — different diligence than a builder-delivered unit.

2

Villa Plots

Portal-reported sizes ~350–600 sq yd in premium pockets. Not independently confirmed.

3

New vs. Resale

Both new-booking and resale inventory are reported across sectors by brokers; verify status per unit.

4

Pricing

Rates vary by sector, size and phase. See Plot Price & Payment Plan.

Listings

Current Availability

We only publish listings we can verify. Here’s the current state of our MET City inventory.

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No verified MET City listings in our system right now

Availability at MET City changes frequently and directly through the developer/brokers rather than a public feed. Rather than show stale or unverified units, we’ve kept this section empty until we have listings we can stand behind.

Directory

MET City Sectors

Sectors 1–5, 7A, 7B, 8 and 10 carry official HRERA registrations on METL’s own disclosure page. Status notes beyond the registration are portal-reported, not METL-confirmed.





RERA Registered

Sectors 1, 2 & 3

243.456 acres — Reg. 110(a)/2017, HRERA-PKL-JJR-1-2018, corrected by HRERA-112-2020.

Portal-reported

Development status

Sector 2A described as “successfully developed,” with plotted residential inventory largely sold. Not independently verified.

RERA Registered

Sector 4

66.081 acres — Reg. HRERA-PKL-JJR-195-2020.

Portal-reported

Development status

Not separately detailed by the portals we checked. Verify directly.

RERA Registered

Sectors 5, 7A & 7B

560.38 acres — Reg. 135/2017, HRERA-PKL-JJR-6-2018, corrected by HRERA-95-2020.

Portal-reported

Development status

Not separately detailed by the portals we checked. Verify directly.

RERA Registered

Sector 8

Included within the 560.38-acre registration above.

Portal-reported

Development status

Described as MET City’s largest premium residential neighbourhood; “Pocket L” cited for builder floors, “Pocket E” for plots. No dates from METL directly.

RERA Registered

Sector 10

Listed among METL’s registered sectors; a standalone registration number wasn’t separately broken out on the page we reviewed.

Portal-reported

Development status

Not separately detailed by the portals we checked.

Metropolis: a mixed-use sub-brand at Daryapur village. Broker portals cite “Sector 21,” but METL’s own HRERA disclosures don’t list that number, and we found no Metropolis-specific RERA registration. Treat its regulatory status as unconfirmed — see the full Metropolis breakdown.

Location

Location & Connectivity

Jhajjar district, Haryana — west of Gurugram, outside its municipal limits, at approximately 28.61°N, 76.66°E.

Connectivity as stated by METL (metcity.in) — routes not independently timed
Link Stated connectivity
NH-8 (Delhi–Jaipur) Direct access
KMP Expressway Direct access
Dwarka Expressway Planned/upcoming link cited
Farukh Nagar Railway Station Stated proximity, exact distance not published
Dedicated Freight Corridor / DMIC Within stated influence zone
IGI Airport, Delhi Stated proximity, exact distance not published

Full distance/time comparison: Reliance MET City vs New Gurgaon

Pricing

Plot Price Snapshot

Rates vary by sector, size, phase and new-booking vs. resale status. We don’t publish a single “starting price” because we can’t currently verify one figure that applies site-wide.

View Detailed Plot Price →

Enter a plot size and a rate you’ve independently verified to see an illustrative total.

Illustrative calculation only — we don’t prefill a rate because we don’t have one confirmed rate that applies across MET City. This is not a quote or listing price.

Considerations

Why Buyers & Investors Research MET City

Fact8,250-acre integrated township with industrial, residential and commercial components in one planned corridor.

FactMETL states 600+ operating companies on site, including a dedicated Japanese Industrial Township.

Market consideration

An active industrial base near residential sectors is a different demand driver than a purely residential launch — worth weighing against your own use case.

Market consideration

Ownership here is a registered plot, not a built unit — construction timeline and cost sit with the buyer.

Not stated

We haven’t published a return/appreciation estimate — we don’t have reliable historical transaction data to support one.

Due Diligence

Before Buying at MET City

✓

Verify RERA

Ask for the registration number covering the exact sector and phase — a project-level registration doesn’t cover every later sub-phase.

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Confirm the sector

Sector numbers reported by portals (e.g. Metropolis) don’t always match METL’s own disclosures — confirm before booking.

✓

Confirm dimensions

Get the exact plot size and boundary from the current site plan, not a portal listing.

✓

Check development status

Ask what’s actually built on-ground for that specific pocket, not just the sector.

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Verify the seller

Confirm whether you’re buying from METL directly or a resale party, and check their documentation.

✓

Legal review

Have title and RERA documents reviewed before any payment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Reliance MET City?

An 8,250-acre integrated township in Jhajjar, Haryana, developed by Model Economic Township Limited (METL), a 100% Reliance Industries subsidiary — combining industrial, residential and commercial development.

Where exactly is MET City located?

Jhajjar district, Haryana, approximately 28.61°N, 76.66°E — west of Gurugram, outside Gurugram’s municipal limits.

Who developed MET City?

Model Economic Township Limited (METL), a 100% subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, per METL’s own site.

What types of properties are available?

METL’s residential offering is plotted development and villa plots. We don’t currently have verified listings to show live — see Current Availability above.

Are residential plots available?

Yes — plotted residential development is one of METL’s three stated development streams. See Residential Plots for sizes and how to evaluate a plot.

Which sectors have residential development?

Sectors 1–5, 7A, 7B, 8 and 10 carry HRERA registrations. Sector 8 is portal-described as the largest premium residential pocket. See the Sectors directory above.

What are the plot sizes?

Portals report roughly 350–600 sq yd for premium villa plots alongside smaller plots; we have not been able to independently confirm an exact, current size list.

What is the current plot price?

Rates vary by sector, size and phase — see Plot Price & Payment Plan for the full breakdown.

Is MET City RERA registered?

METL’s disclosure page lists HRERA registrations covering sectors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7A, 7B, 8 and 10. Always ask for the registration number for your specific sector and phase.

How can I check current availability?

Use the Request Current Inventory button above — we don’t publish unverified listings on this page.

Explore More

Continue Researching MET City

Considering a plot at Reliance MET City?

We’ll walk you through current sector-wise availability and what to verify before you book.

Sources: metcity.in (official METL site) · METL Haryana RERA disclosure page · property portal listings (relianceplots.com, jhajjarproperties.com) for portal-reported, unverified details as marked above. Reviewed September 2026.

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