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Dwarka Expressway

Land on the Dwarka Expressway belt, Gurugram, estimated at ₹6–15 crore per acre*: the 19 km Haryana section, licence and CLU checks, PLPA and groundwater limits.

  • ₹6–15 cr/acre*

    Estimated price*

  • 19 km

    Haryana section

  • 11 Mar 2024

    Opened

  • ₹8,662 cr

    Project cost

*Indicative range across districts and land types. Stamp duty, registration and conversion charges are additional. Local measurement units vary — every listing states the unit it is priced in. Not a valuation or an offer.

Micro-market record — {{Dwarka Expressway}}

Rev. 2026 · Farmland India desk

District

Gurugram (Badshahpur and Kadipur side; tehsil to confirm)

Corridor

Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB): 19 km Haryana section opened 11 March 2024 (The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 Jul 2024)

Rail

No rail line on the expressway; Gurugram and Delhi metro links not checked

Terrain

Flat plain, now largely urbanised sector land

Distance from Gurugram city

Adjacent; the Haryana section ends at Kherki Daula on NH-48

Groundwater

Gurugram blocks reported over-exploited by the Haryana Water Resources Authority (31 Mar 2024; CONFIRM)

Estimated land price*

₹6–15 crore per acre*

Sub-area overview

Dwarka Expressway — a sector-and-licence belt along a new expressway, not a classic farm market

The Dwarka Expressway belt in Gurugram is the most urbanised of the micro-markets in this set. The 19 km Haryana section, from the Delhi border to Kherki Daula on NH-48, was opened by the Prime Minister on 11 March 2024 (The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 July 2024). Much of the land along it is already licensed or planned as sectors, so what is left as true agricultural land is limited, and pricing is far above the plains markets (our estimate is ₹6–15 crore per acre*).

Buyers here are mostly holding for development or looking for the few parcels outside licensed colonies, not farming. The expressway has 8 lanes plus service lanes and a cost reported at ₹8,662 crore for the whole project; the Delhi section was still under construction when that page was last updated, and the 5 km airport-link tunnel was awaiting a re-tender (same source). Check what is open today with NHAI before relying on any travel time.

Our estimate of ₹6–15 crore per acre* is wide and indicative only, so check it against registered sale deeds and the collector rate from the Sub-Registrar. Read the Gurgaon district page and the Haryana agricultural land rules first, and ask DTCP whether each khasra is inside a licence, a sector or the controlled area.

  • Expressway belt
  • Sector land
  • Urban fringe
  • CLU and licence check
  • NRI barred
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Connectivity

How the Dwarka Expressway belt connects

The Haryana section of the Dwarka Expressway runs from the Delhi border to NH-48 at Kherki Daula. Distances and timings are not route-checked.

By road and rail

Expressway19 km Haryana section, opened 11 Mar 2024 (The Metro Rail Guy)
NH-48Cloverleaf interchange at Kherki Daula (same source)
BasaiRailway overbridge at Basai, with an additional bridge reported as planned (same source)
Delhi sideDelhi section was under construction at last report; confirm with NHAI
MetroDMRC proposed a metro line along the corridor, pending Haryana approval (same source; CONFIRM)
AirportIGI Delhi is close, but the 5 km airport tunnel link was awaiting re-tender; confirm with NHAI

Read this before relying on distances

An expressway interchange helps a sector or a licensed plot, but a khasra inside the belt can still sit on a narrow village road. Check how the plot reaches the service lane and whether it is inside a notified road, sector or green belt.

Growth catalysts

Upcoming infrastructure & developments

Status labels maintained by the Farmland India research desk. Government-announced timelines — not guaranteed.

01Expressway

Haryana section open

02Pipeline items

Confirm status

Operational · Haryana section opened 11 Mar 2024 Dwarka Expressway (Haryana section)
Under construction · confirm with NHAI Dwarka Expressway (Delhi section)
Proposed · pending Haryana approval Metro line along the corridor
Operational · Haryana section opened 11 Mar 2024

Dwarka Expressway (Haryana section)

The 19 km Haryana section, from the Delhi–Haryana border to Kherki Daula on NH-48, was inaugurated on 11 March 2024. The full project is an 8-lane road with service lanes, estimated at ₹8,662 crore, and was planned in 2006 as the Northern Peripheral Road before transfer to NHAI in 2016.

Source: The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 Jul 2024; NHAI to be confirmed

Length

19 km (Haryana)

Opened

11 Mar 2024

Project cost

₹8,662 cr (est.)

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Basai
  • Bajghera
  • Kherki Daula
Under construction · confirm with NHAI

Dwarka Expressway (Delhi section)

At the last update we read (8 July 2024), packages 1 and 2 of the Delhi section, from Mahipalpur to the Delhi–Haryana border, were under construction, and package 5, the 5 km airport tunnel link, was awaiting a re-tender. The current status is not confirmed.

Source: The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 Jul 2024; confirm with NHAI

Delhi section

About 15 km

Airport link

5 km tunnel

Status

Confirm with NHAI

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bijwasan
  • Basai
  • Dwarka
Proposed · pending Haryana approval

Metro line along the corridor

The same page said the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation had proposed a metro line along the Dwarka Expressway, pending Haryana government approval. We found no confirmed approval, cost or date.

Source: The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 Jul 2024; confirm with DMRC

Proposer

DMRC

Status

Pending approval

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bajghera
  • Basai
  • Sector 99–113 belt

Agriculture & terrain

Soil, crops & water in Dwarka Expressway

Land on the Dwarka Expressway belt in Gurugram was historically wheat and mustard farmland; much is now sector or licensed land.

Soil & crops

Gurugram district has loamy-sand alluvium with wheat, mustard, bajra and jowar as the main crops (older CGWB district-level description; we found no village-level crop data for this belt). Farming here is now mostly interim use of land held for development. Data: Soil Health Card site.

  • Wheat
  • Mustard
  • Bajra
  • Fodder

Water

Gurugram blocks were reported as over-exploited in a Haryana Water Resources Authority notice as on 31 March 2024 (we did not re-read the notice; CONFIRM). Borewell permission and depth are tightly regulated, so ask for the water source and a borewell report. Groundwater categories: CGWB.

Mandi price reference

The nearest regulated markets report to Agmarknet; we did not read current prices. Farm income is a small part of the value of land on this belt. Live prices: Agmarknet.

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Micro-market report — Dwarka Expressway

Farmland India view

Why buyers look at Dwarka Expressway

Reasons buyers look at this micro-market, stated with the evidence we have. Not a price forecast.

An expressway already open

The 19 km Haryana section has been open since 11 March 2024, a delivered road rather than a plan.

Sector and licence structure

Land inside licensed colonies and sectors has a clear planning framework, which cuts one kind of risk (but check each licence).

Next to Gurugram and Delhi

The belt links the Delhi–Haryana border to NH-48 at Kherki Daula, with Gurugram city on one side.

Pricing reflects it

Our estimate of ₹6–15 crore per acre* is wide and indicative only; check the collector rate with the Sub-Registrar.

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Listing data is not legal advice. Confirm title, licence, CLU and PLPA status with DTCP, the Forest Department and the Sub-Registrar.

STRAIGHT TALK

Risks & challenges specific to Dwarka Expressway

Specific to this micro-market, beyond the Gurgaon and Haryana-wide points.

Sector, licence and green-belt status

Much of the belt is licensed or earmarked for sectors under the Gurugram master plan. Land outside licences can sit inside a sector road, green belt or development plan. Ask DTCP in writing for each khasra's status.

Change of Land Use and building

In an agricultural zone a farmhouse or any structure needs Change of Land Use permission from DTCP, and a licence for colonies. Read the current Haryana policy notification, not a summary, and ask for permissions per khasra.

Land taking and unfinished sections

The Delhi section was still under construction at last report and the airport tunnel was awaiting re-tender (The Metro Rail Guy, Jul 2024). Price the road you can drive today.

Aravalli and PLPA exposure

Parts of Gurugram carry PLPA notifications, and the Supreme Court approved a uniform Aravalli definition in November 2025 (Business Standard; critics say it leaves low ridges outside protection). Ask the Forest Department in writing whether the khasra is PLPA-notified.

Over-exploited groundwater

Gurugram blocks were reported over-exploited in March 2024; borewell permission, depth and quality can limit farming and construction. Ask for the water source and a borewell report.

Stamp duty and the collector rate

The Haryana government told the media in August 2025 that sale-deed duty has stayed at 7% for men and 5% for women since 2008 (The Tribune, 28 Aug 2025). Duty is charged on the higher of the deal value and the collector rate. Ask the Sub-Registrar which rate applies to the village.

NRIs and OCIs cannot buy this land

FEMA bars NRIs and OCIs from buying agricultural land, plantation land or a farmhouse anywhere in India, Haryana included. They can buy residential and commercial land in approved areas, so a farmhouse or farm-land listing is not a route for them. Confirm your status with a lawyer before paying a token amount.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Everything buyers, NRIs and investors ask before their first reviewed farmland purchase in Dwarka Expressway.

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What does land on the Dwarka Expressway cost?

Our estimate is ₹6–15 crore per acre*, a wide indicative range. Prices vary by licence, sector status and road access; check the collector rate with the Sub-Registrar and recent registered deeds.

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Sources for this page

  • Expressway length, opening date, cost, Delhi section and metro proposal — The Metro Rail Guy, page updated 8 Jul 2024; current NHAI status to be confirmed
  • Prices — Farmland India estimate*; collector rate to be obtained from the Sub-Registrar
  • Groundwater — Haryana Water Resources Authority notice, 31 Mar 2024 (carried from the Pataudi page; confirm); soil and crops — CGWB Gurgaon district profile (older data)
  • Aravalli definition — Business Standard, Dec 2025 (carried from the Pataudi page)
  • Stamp duty — The Tribune, 28 Aug 2025 (carried from the Pataudi page)
  • Licence and sector status — DTCP Haryana; not checked for any plot
  • Full district and state sourcing: see the Gurgaon page and the Haryana page. Sources read October 2026.

General information, not legal advice. Report inaccuracies to wiki@farmlandindia.com.

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