DLF’s shares closed at ₹662.60, a 1.4% decline, after the company announced a full sell‑out of its luxury retirement project The Aureva, netting ₹1,985 cr in sales from 172 units.
The tower, rising to 45 floors, offers 172 four‑BHK residences with a combined saleable area of 7.5 lakh sq‑ft and 37,540 sq‑m of carpet area. Each unit comes with three dedicated parking spaces and access to a premium clubhouse, indoor pool, spa, yoga pavilion, and landscaped gardens.
Design work for Aureva was led by HB Design as master planner, with landscape by SHMA and lighting by BO Steiber. The project includes integrated healthcare facilities and a curated social infrastructure, positioning it as a holistic enclave for senior homeowners seeking wellness‑centric living.
Located in Gurugram’s Sector 63, the development sits on the premium corridor adjacent to The Arbour and enjoys connectivity to Golf Course Extension Road, Southern Peripheral Road, and NH‑48. Analysts view the sell‑out as a strong signal of demand for luxury retirement housing in the Delhi‑NCR region.
DLF’s cash‑flow profile remains solid, with Q1 profit up 4% on steady rental income and new bookings of ₹657 cr. The company’s ongoing aim to stay debt‑free and improve shareholder returns may temper short‑term volatility, but the sell‑out has prompted a slight dip in the shares.
Investors will look to the upcoming earnings release on 28‑September for guidance on future sales pipelines, while DLF’s robust portfolio of high‑end projects could cushion the impact of the current price wobble.