Delhi ⇄ Gurugram,
now a 20‑minute run.

Everything on the Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB / NH 248-BB) in one place — construction history, sector‑wise prices, featured launches, and traffic & metro status — pulled from NHAI, government and verified real‑estate sources.

27.6

KM controlled‑access corridor (sources vary 27.6–29 km)

8

Elevated lanes + service roads (16 total)

₹9,000cr

Total project cost (estimated, cost varies by source )

2025

Year full route became operational

Route data sheet
Official name
NH-248BB / NH 248-BB
From
Shiv Murti, Mahipalpur
To
Kherki Daula, Gurugram
Delhi stretch
10.1 KM
Haryana stretch
~18.9 KM
Foundation laid
8 Mar 2019
Haryana section opened
11 Mar 2024
Delhi section opened
17 Aug 2025
IGI Airport tunnel
5.1 KM · Mar 2025

Projects along the Dwarka Expressway

Central Park

Central Park Dwarka Expressway

₹15,500 – 18,000 / sq ft

Premium residences positioned with golf‑course‑facing units; one of the higher‑priced launches on the 102–109 belt.

Adani Realty

Adani The Marq

Mid‑to‑premium segment

A newer entrant on the Sector 102 micro‑market, part of the wave of large‑format launches since 2025.

Experion

Experion Heartsong

Ready to move

A completed, ready‑to‑move community — one of the few handed‑over addresses in the 108–113 belt.

Sector band
Relative range
₹ / sq ft
102–109
₹13,000–15,000
111
₹15,000–17,500
113–114
₹15,500–18,000
104 (premium)
₹15,500–18,000
Mid‑segment corridor‑wide
₹9,000–11,000
Corridor average (flats)
~₹14,000

Sector bands: AssuredGains, 2026 · Corridor average & mid‑segment: 99acresMoneyTree Realty. Figures are indicative market ranges, not listing quotes — verify against RERA/builder pricing before buying.

₹14,000

Average flat rate per sq ft across the corridor

2–4%

Typical residential rental yield · commercial runs 6–7%

Traffic, metro & connectivity

🚦 Traffic status

Demo panel — wire to Google Maps Traffic API for real‑time flow

🚇 Metro connectivity

Blue Line extension status

Source: Realty Applications · Verify against delhimetrorail.com

 

✈️ Airport link

IGI Airport (T3) tunnel

*From key sectors, per Khushi Housing Solutions

 

12 sectors worth knowing

36A

luxury

Junction with NH-48

₹15,500 – 18,000 / sq ft

Right at the Dwarka Expressway–NH-48 junction; anchored by Krisumi Waterfall Residences, a lakeside luxury township.

88A

value

New Gurugram

₹7,000–15,000/sqft

Fastest YoY price growth of any sector on the corridor; adjoins the upcoming 1,000-acre Global City CBD.

99 / 99A

affordable

Affordable belt

₹7,000–15,000/sqft

Entry-level 3BHKs from ~₹30 lakh; a launchpad micro-market for first-time buyers.

102

value

Airport-adjacent

₹11,000–16,000/sqft

~15–20% cheaper than comparable micro-markets; closest major sector to IGI Airport and Cyber City.

103

luxury

Premium lifestyle hub

₹14,000–20,000/sqft

Branded-residence territory — home to Whiteland The Westin Residences and similar hospitality-tied projects.

104

core

Villas & low-rise

₹12,000–17,000/sqft

Villa-led development; ATS Triumph and Triumph Villas anchor a lower-density stretch of the corridor.

106

value

Institutional favourite

₹15,000–22,000+/sqft

Went from ₹2,000–3,000/sqft farmland in 2006 to SOBHA selling at ₹22,000+/sqft today.

107–109

core

The corridor's core

₹13,000–19,000/sqft

Most-built-out, most end-user-driven stretch — steady resale demand and the least speculative pricing on the route.

110A

affordable

Mid-segment

₹8,500–12,000/sqft

Balanced connectivity to both Delhi and Gurugram with schools, hospitals and retail already in place.

111–112

luxury

Premium residential

₹15,000–21,000/sqft

High-rise led development with strong demand from corporate tenants and NRI buyers.

113–114

luxury

Delhi-border luxury

₹18,000–25,000+/sqft

Strongest near-term appreciation on the corridor; border launches saw 40–60% inventory absorption at launch.

113–114

luxury

Gateway sectors

₹6,000–10,000/sqft

Entry point into the corridor from Dwarka/Delhi side — a mix of affordable and mid-rise housing.

Central Park

A first-time buyer's guide to the Dwarka Expressway corridor

Everything to understand before you shortlist a project — from sector zones to possession risk.

Central Park

A first-time buyer's guide to the Dwarka Expressway corridor

Everything to understand before you shortlist a project — from sector zones to possession risk.

Central Park

A first-time buyer's guide to the Dwarka Expressway corridor

Everything to understand before you shortlist a project — from sector zones to possession risk.

Common questions

Is the Dwarka Expressway fully open?

Yes. The Haryana section (~18.9–19 km) was inaugurated in March 2024, and the remaining Delhi section (10.1 km, including the airport tunnel) opened in August 2025, completing the full ~29 km Dwarka Expressway from Shiv Murti to Kherki Daula. Sources: MoRTH/PIB — March 2024 Haryana inauguration · PIB — August 2025 Delhi section inauguration

Not yet directly. A Blue Line extension from Dwarka Sector 21 to Udyog Vihar, Gurugram has been proposed under Delhi Metro’s Phase V — no confirmed construction timeline has been announced.
Sources: Delhi Metro Blue Line — Wikipedia · verify current status at delhimetrorail.com

Flat rates average roughly ₹14,000 per sq ft corridor-wide, with a spread from around ₹9,000–11,000 in the mid-segment belt up to ₹15,000–18,000 in premium sectors like 104, 111, 113 and 114.
Source: 99acres — Dwarka Expressway property rates — cross-check current listings, as portal figures shift month to month

The full project was developed at a total cost of ₹9,000 crore over a 29 km corridor, built across multiple packages spanning Delhi and Haryana, with contractors including J Kumar Infraprojects and Larsen & Toubro under NHAI oversight.
Sources: PIB/MoRTH — official project cost statement · Dwarka Expressway — Wikipedia (contractor detail)

Cross-check any Haryana project against the Haryana RERA portal, and Delhi-side developments against the applicable state RERA authority, rather than relying on a builder’s brochure figure alone.

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