Just watched a walkthrough of DLF Queens Court in New Delhi. The apartments look really nice, but honestly, I'm a bit shocked by the pricing mentioned. For a 3 or 4 BHK, the per sqft rate seems pretty high, even for DLF. I'm wondering if the location and amenities truly make up for that premium. What do you all think about the value for money here? Is it worth investing in DLF Queens Court at these rates?
DLF Queens Court by DLF Ltd. is a Ready to Move residential project offering 4 BHK from ₹19.77 Cr, 5 BHK from ₹30.6 Cr starting from ₹19.8 Cr. Spread across 1.0 acres in Greater Kailash II, New Delhi, it delivers strong value with Entrance Lobby, Swimming Pool, Vaastu Compliant, Lift(s), Landscaping & Tree Planting, and more.
The average price per sq.ft at DLF Queens Court in Greater Kailash II is market-competitive. The project has seen appreciation of 13.5% making it an attractive entry point. Prices start from ₹19.8 Cr for 4 BHK from ₹19.77 Cr, 5 BHK from ₹30.6 Cr.
You can verify DLF Queens Court on the state RERA portal using registration number RERA registered. Additionally, review the approved building plan, encumbrance certificate, and title deed with a property lawyer before booking.
The expected possession date for DLF Queens Court by DLF Ltd. is as per the RERA-committed timeline. The project is currently Ready to Move. Please contact the developer or check the RERA portal for the latest delivery schedule.
Designed by Renowned Hafeez Contractor. DLF Queens Court offers 4 BHK from ₹19.77 Cr, 5 BHK from ₹30.6 Cr starting at ₹19.8 Cr with Entrance Lobby, Swimming Pool, Vaastu Compliant, Lift(s), Landscaping & Tree Planting, and more, spanning 1.0 acres with 19 units in Greater Kailash II, New Delhi. RERA registered under RERA registered for full buyer protection.
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I think we're missing the point a bit. This isn't just about 'an apartment'. This is about a trophy asset in New Delhi. For someone looking to buy a first home on a budget, this is not the target. But for someone who wants prestige, a DLF address, and doesn't care about the 2013 completion date because they just want to move into a ready, super-luxury property, then it makes sense. The market in South Delhi, especially for such high-end, ready-to-move properties, is always hot. It's a different segment altogether.
So, the project was completed in 2013. Does anyone know if there are still original units available directly from DLF, or are these all resale properties? Because if it's resale, then the pricing might be even more inflated by individual owners looking to cash in on the current market boom. Plus, what about the actual amenities, are they still well-maintained after so many years?
The amenities would be top-notch, but after 10 years, they might need upgrades. This is a point to consider. And yes, pretty sure it's all resale now.
Yes, U11 is right. Plus, DLF projects usually have excellent maintenance even years later. That's part of what you pay for. But for 20-30 Cr, you'd expect a private island, not just good maintenance, haha!
Most likely resale only now, bro. DLF would have sold their share long back. These are probably owners selling at current market rates.
Honestly, I think it's mostly about the DLF legacy and the exclusivity. They only have 19 units in total, which makes it super niche. My friend's uncle lives in a DLF property near Alaknanda, and the maintenance and community feel are unparalleled. But yeah, he bought it ages ago. For a project completed in 2013, the current pricing implies insane capital appreciation. It's more of an investment for the ultra-rich than a primary residence for someone like us looking for a first home.
The 19 units part makes sense now. Limited supply, high demand. But still, 30 Cr for an apartment? What are we even talking about here?
Exactly. It's not just the build, it's the address. DLF properties hold their value really well, especially in prime Delhi locations. But yeah, this is definitely for the 1% type of buyers.
Absolutely agree with U1. I saw the walkthrough too and the interiors are stunning, no doubt. But the per sqft rate must be astronomical. I'm trying to find something in South Delhi, maybe Vasant Kunj side, but even there, prices are high, not this high. DLF Queens Court feels like it's in a different league altogether, way beyond what a first-time homebuyer can realistically afford.
Yaar, DLF Queens Court ka price sunke toh mera budget hil gaya. ₹19.8 Cr se shuru ho raha hai? Matlab, for a first-time buyer like me, it's just a dream. Even for a luxury segment, it feels super premium. Is it really worth paying this much for an apartment that was completed in 2013? What exactly justifies this insane price tag? Feeling really confused.
Location kya hai iski? Anand Niketan ke paas hai kya? Tab toh samajh aata hai thoda.
Dekho, DLF ka name hai, brand value hai. Plus, location is probably top-notch. Maybe that's why they are able to command such prices. But still, for something delivered in 2013, the appreciation has been massive. It's definitely not for budget-conscious buyers.
Bhai, exactly! Mere bhi hosh ud gaye the. Socha tha DLF hai toh premium hoga but not THIS premium. Meri toh himmat hi nahi hui inquire karne ki.