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DLF, India’s largest listed real estate developer, has achieved a record-breaking sellout of its latest luxury residential project, Privana North, with sales worth approximately ₹11,000 crore in just one week. The success marks one of the highest-ever sales for a single luxury housing phase in India.

Part of the 116-acre integrated DLF Privana township in Sectors 76 and 77, Gurugram, Privana North spans 17.7 acres and includes 1,152 four-bedroom residences and 12 penthouses across six towers — the tallest built by DLF to date at stilt + 50 storeys.

The apartments feature large carpet areas (~2,236 sq ft for 4 BHKs and ~4,847 sq ft for penthouses), multiple car parking slots, and high-end amenities including lifestyle kitchens and oversized master bedrooms. Each tower offers premium lobbies, community services, and is equipped with eight high-speed elevators.

Designed by a global team of firms including HB Design (Singapore), Thornton Tomasetti (New York), and Surbana Jurong (Singapore), the project emphasizes low-density living, privacy, open spaces, and panoramic views of the Aravalli range and surrounding green zones.

According to DLF, the project drew interest from buyers across India and overseas, reaffirming strong demand for high-end housing in Gurugram. The launch follows earlier successful phases — Privana South and West — and strengthens DLF’s position as a leader in the luxury residential market.

Located near SPR, NH-48, and Dwarka Expressway, and close to major corporate campuses, Privana North is positioned as a future-ready, globally benchmarked address in Gurugram’s fast-evolving real estate landscape.

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