Eldeco Group Projects

Eldeco Group projects in New Delhi

A Builder Built on North India, Now Planting Roots in the Capital

Eldeco Group's story begins not in Delhi but in Agra. Founded in 1975 by S. K. Garg, the group spent its first decade building a reputation in Uttar Pradesh towns before expanding into Lucknow — where, among other milestones, it developed a 200-acre township in joint development with the Lucknow Development Authority, cited as one of the first public-private partnerships in Indian real estate. Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd. (EHIL), the group's listed arm, has been on the Bombay Stock Exchange since the 1980s with an uninterrupted dividend-paying record. The unlisted arm, Eldeco Infrastructure and Properties Ltd. (EIPL), was formed specifically to pursue large NCR and North India projects, and it is through EIPL that the group's Delhi chapter is being written.

Across both entities, the group has delivered more than 200 projects aggregating over 60 million square feet of residential, commercial, industrial, and township development. Active projects in various stages of execution add a further 35 million square feet to that pipeline. The group's institutional credibility was underscored in 2025 when HDFC Capital Advisors — the real estate private equity arm of HDFC Bank — formed a ₹1,500 crore co-investment platform with EIPL targeting 18 residential projects across Panipat, Sonipat, Ludhiana, Rudrapur, Rishikesh, and Kasauli, with a combined revenue potential of ₹11,000 crore.

Eldeco's Commercial Presence in Delhi Came First

Before launching a residential address in Delhi, Eldeco established two commercial touchpoints in the city that reflect its institutional approach. Eldeco Centre in Malviya Nagar is a mixed office-retail complex developed on more than 3 acres of land sourced from the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation — described by the group as the only DMRC land parcel available in South Delhi for office development. Positioned at the junction of Saket and Malviya Nagar Metro stations on the Yellow Line, it sits alongside Select City Walk, DLF Place, and Anupam Cinema in one of the capital's most active commercial corridors.

Eldeco Junction is a transit-oriented retail and F&B hub at Kashmere Gate — the interchange station connecting the Red, Yellow, and Violet Metro lines and the gateway between Old Delhi and New. The project draws on daily footfall from one of Delhi's busiest multi-modal transport nodes, within minutes of Delhi University's North Campus and Chandni Chowk.

These two projects established Eldeco's credibility with Delhi's institutional and commercial tenants before the group brought a residential product to the city's DDA-planned sub-city of Dwarka.

Eldeco Camelot: Eldeco's First Residential Address in Delhi

Eldeco Camelot in Sector 17, Dwarka marks the group's entry into Delhi's residential market under M/s Eldeco Green Park Infrastructure Limited, a subsidiary registered at Jasola District Centre, New Delhi. The project carries Delhi RERA registration number DLRERA2026P0001, with the certificate dated 3 February 2026.

The project occupies approximately 1.87 acres in Pocket A-2, Sector 17, Dwarka. The design philosophy is one of deliberate restraint on density: two high-rise towers of G+20 floors, with Tower 1 configured at just 2 apartments per floor core and Tower 2 at 3 apartments per floor core. The total inventory across both towers is limited to 95 residences.

Configuration and Scale

  • 3 BHK + Servant: approximately 2,800 sq. ft.
  • 4 BHK + Servant: approximately 3,600 sq. ft.
  • Simplex Penthouses: approximately 5,900 sq. ft.
  • Pricing: from ₹7.42 crore onwards

Every residence is designed for natural light and cross-ventilation, with large balconies and Vastu-compliant layouts. The 25,000 sq. ft. clubhouse anchors the amenity block, which includes a swimming pool, fitness centre, spa, landscaped gardens, jogging and cycling tracks, a reflexology path, a children's play zone, and a senior citizen deck. On the sustainability side, the project integrates rainwater harvesting, waste management systems, and energy-saving infrastructure. Security layers include CCTV coverage, video door phones, smart gate access, booming barriers, trained guards, and an earthquake-resistant structure.

Why Sector 17, Dwarka — and Why Now

Dwarka is one of Asia's largest planned residential sub-cities, developed by DDA in southwest Delhi. Sector 17 sits within its Pocket A-2 cluster — a low-density pocket of wider roads and open green buffers that distinguishes it from the more densely developed inner sectors. Over the past year, apartments in Sector 17 Dwarka recorded a price movement of approximately 23.8%, with average transacted rates around ₹15,350 per sq. ft. for the broader locality. Over a five-year horizon, the sector has seen price growth of around 86%. Eldeco Camelot, priced at a significant premium to the locality average, is positioned as the first true luxury inventory play in a market dominated by DDA flat stock and CGHS societies.

The infrastructure case for the location is multi-layered:

  • Metro: Dwarka Sector 21 station — served by both the Blue Line and the Airport Express Line — is a 7–10 minute drive, providing a one-seat connection to Connaught Place and direct rail access to IGI Airport.
  • Road: Direct access to Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB) within approximately 5 minutes. NH-48 connects south to Gurugram's DLF Cyber City in 25–30 minutes.
  • Airport: IGI Airport Terminal 3 is approximately 15–20 minutes by car; Terminal 1 is around 13 km away.
  • Upcoming infrastructure: The Diplomatic Enclave, Yashobhoomi Convention Centre (12-minute drive), and a proposed AIIMS 2 campus each add institutional gravity to the western Delhi corridor.

Social infrastructure is already in place. Within a short drive are Delhi Public School Dwarka, The Shri Ram School, GD Goenka School, Venkateshwar Hospital, Akash Healthcare, Vegas Mall, Pacific D21 Mall, Unity One Mall, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, and National Law University Delhi. Bharat Vandana Park, one of Delhi's largest urban parks, adds recreational weight to the location.

Eldeco's NCR Credentials Beyond Delhi

Buyers evaluating Eldeco Camelot can reference the group's existing residential portfolio across the National Capital Region. EIPL expanded rapidly in Noida and Greater Noida with several completed residential projects, including Eldeco The Castle in Sector Pi, Greater Noida. The group's 2-million-sq.-ft. Eldeco Live by the Greens in Noida is among its largest single NCR residential developments. Simultaneously, Eldeco has active projects in Sector 80 Gurugram, Sector 12 Greater Noida West, Sector 150 Noida, and Sector 22D on the Yamuna Expressway — each registered with their respective RERA authorities. This NCR-wide track record contextualises the Dwarka launch: it is not Eldeco's first large-format NCR project but its first residential project within Delhi's municipal limits.

The group's co-investment platform with HDFC Capital, expanded through multiple funding rounds to a total corpus of ₹850 crore under an earlier tranche, and more recently to the ₹1,500 crore platform announced in April 2025, indicates that institutional capital views Eldeco's execution pipeline as credible. The Jasola District Centre office serves as the group's Delhi NCR corporate headquarters, reinforcing its operational commitment to the capital region.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I invest in real estate in New Delhi right now?+
New Delhi combines the structural advantages of India's capital — concentrated government employment, a large corporate base, and limited land supply — with measurable price momentum. Residential property values across the city grew 8–15% annually in recent years, and Delhi's gross rental yield stands at 5.81%, the highest among India's major metros. Housing sales in Delhi-NCR reached ₹1.53 lakh crore in 2024, surpassing every other Indian metro, underlining the depth and scale of demand.
Which are the best residential localities to buy property in New Delhi?+
New Delhi offers distinct micro-markets for every buyer profile. South Delhi localities — Greater Kailash, Hauz Khas, Vasant Vihar, Defence Colony, and Saket — command ₹25,000–₹40,000 per sq ft and attract NRIs, diplomats, and business professionals. Dwarka, a well-planned DDA sub-city divided into over 20 residential sectors, sits in the ₹12,500–₹14,000 per sq ft range and draws steady demand from government employees and airline staff due to its direct Blue Line Metro and Airport Express connectivity. Mid-segment buyers gravitate toward Janakpuri and Rohini in West and Northwest Delhi, where prices run from ₹9,000 to ₹15,000 per sq ft and metro access is mature.
What are the current property price trends in New Delhi?+
Across New Delhi, residential prices range from roughly ₹7,000 per sq ft in emerging peripheral pockets to ₹40,000 per sq ft in prime South Delhi addresses, with a city-wide median of approximately ₹18,000 per sq ft. In Q3 2025, Delhi-NCR recorded a 19% year-on-year price rise — the highest among India's top eight cities — with average NCR prices moving from ₹7,479 per sq ft in Q3 2024 to ₹8,900 per sq ft in Q3 2025. Luxury homes in South and Central Delhi have seen appreciation of 12–15% year-on-year, while established mid-market corridors like Lajpat Nagar have registered roughly 11.7% growth between 2023 and 2025.
How does New Delhi's metro and transport infrastructure support property values?+
The Delhi Metro currently operates 12 lines spanning approximately 395 km across 289 stations, recording 235.8 crore passenger journeys in 2025, with a single-day peak of 81.87 lakh on August 8, 2025. Phase IV — covering 111 km and 83 stations across six corridors including Janakpuri West–RK Ashram Marg, Majlis Park–Maujpur, and Aerocity–Tughlakabad — is approximately 80% complete on its three priority corridors, with staged completion targeted by December 2026. Phase V(A), approved in December 2025 at a project cost of ₹12,014.91 crore, adds three new corridors totalling 16 km, connecting Central Delhi and the domestic airport terminal, and is expected to benefit approximately 60,000 office-goers and 2 lakh daily visitors once operational.
What lifestyle and livability advantages does New Delhi offer homebuyers?+
New Delhi functions as India's administrative, cultural, and educational capital, concentrating institutions — from AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital to St. Columba's and Modern School — within a city that also houses Connaught Place, Khan Market, and landmark heritage precincts. South Delhi localities like Hauz Khas blend proximity to the Hauz Khas forest and Siri Fort Park with a dense ecosystem of fine-dining restaurants, galleries, and educational institutions. Vasant Vihar and Shanti Niketan offer wide, tree-lined streets, proximity to the Chanakyapuri diplomatic enclave, and quick access to both Indira Gandhi International Airport and Gurugram.
Is New Delhi a good city for NRI property investment?+
New Delhi draws consistent NRI interest, particularly in South Delhi addresses such as Panchsheel Park, Greater Kailash, and Defence Colony, which offer premium homes, a cosmopolitan community, and established resale markets. Rental yields in Delhi at 5.81% outperform Mumbai's 3.84% and the national average of 5.09%, making the city structurally attractive for yield-seeking overseas buyers. Land scarcity within municipal limits, combined with DDA's Master Plan 2041 focus on transit-oriented redevelopment, further supports long-term capital preservation.
How does the Delhi Development Authority's planning framework affect real estate in New Delhi?+
The Delhi Development Authority remains the primary land-use authority in New Delhi, and its Master Plan 2041 focuses on redevelopment of old colonies, higher residential density along metro corridors, and infill housing without requiring new land acquisition. DDA's Transit-Oriented Development policy is concentrating new housing supply around metro stations, which tends to concentrate price appreciation in well-connected corridors rather than distributing it uniformly across the city. This planning structure, combined with the finite supply of freehold land within Delhi's boundaries, underpins the sustained upward pressure on property values in established localities.
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