Every address has its own character.

Developed in the 1960s, Anand Lok emerged as a refined residential enclave in South Delhi, known for its spacious plots, greenery and peaceful streets. Today, it remains a sought-after address where established homes and contemporary luxury residences sit within a mature neighbourhood. limited-supply premium residential market, with demand focused on quality independent homes and luxury builder floors.

A refined residential enclave in southwest Delhi known for independent homes, broad avenues and a strong community setting.

An established central South Delhi neighbourhood combining premium residences with one of the city’s best-known local markets.

Developed in the 1950s–60s as part of Chanakyapuri, the Diplomatic Enclave was planned as the heart of New Delhi’s international community, bringing embassies, diplomatic missions and residences together within a secure, green setting. Today, it remains one of Delhi’s most exclusive addresses, defined by diplomacy, privacy, security and a distinctly international character. The diplomatic district is centred around Chanakyapuri, with its principal diplomatic and residential stretches including: Shantipath • Nyaya Marg • Kautilya Marg • Rajdoot Marg • Panchsheel Marg • Malcha Marg • Rajesh Pilot Marg

A compact premium enclave near Malviya Nagar, appreciated for independent residences and excellent South Delhi access.

Developed in the 1950s–60s, Golf Links emerged as one of New Delhi’s most exclusive low-density residential enclaves, known for its generous plots, greenery and independent homes. Today, it remains a tightly held luxury address, combining established residences with discreet contemporary homes. Exceptional homes continue to command a premium because comparable supply is almost impossible to recreate.

A prominent South Delhi residential district with a broad choice of builder floors, independent homes and apartments.

Green Park was developed in the 1950s and 1960s as South Delhi expanded beyond its traditional core, gradually transforming open land into planned residential neighbourhoods. Over the decades, it evolved into one of the capital’s most established addresses, known for its mature residential character and strategic location. Today, Green Park is valued for its green streets, parks, established homes and vibrant yet refined lifestyle.

Gulmohar Park emerged from Delhi’s post-Independence cooperative housing movement and was established in the late 1960s as a residential enclave closely associated with the city’s journalist community. Land allotted by the DDA was eventually developed into around 325 plots, transforming what was once semi-rural land near Shahpur Jat into one of South Delhi’s established residential addresses. Today, Gulmohar Park is defined by its tree-lined streets, generous parks, low-density character and strong sense of community

A character-rich South Delhi address where established residential pockets sit close to heritage, culture and urban conveniences.

Jor Bagh took shape in the 1950s and reached its established residential character through the 1960s, emerging as a prestigious low-density enclave close to Delhi’s historic and diplomatic core. Jor Bagh remains a tightly held luxury residential market, with exceptional demand for large independent homes and rare redevelopment opportunities. Today, its leafy streets, generous plots and distinguished residences make it one of South Delhi’s most enduring addresses.

Developed in the 1950s–60s, Maharani Bagh grew into a prestigious low-density residential neighbourhood, known for generous plots, independent homes and leafy streets. Today, it remains a quietly sought-after address, combining established residences with contemporary luxury homes and premium builder floors. particularly attractive for large independent homes and redevelopment opportunities.

A discreet, low-density residential colony valued for privacy, central South Delhi access and an understated atmosphere.

Born from the post-Partition development of Delhi, New Friends Colony began taking shape in the late 1950s, with the society formally established in 1960. The first residences followed in the 1970s, gradually creating a leafy neighbourhood of generous plots, wide roads and independent homes. Today, it remains one of South Delhi’s established residential addresses — where large homes and mature neighbourhood character meet contemporary luxury.

A low-density South Delhi address known for generous plots, mature greenery and a notably private residential character.

Part of the original New Delhi envisioned by Edwin Lutyens, Prithviraj Road was planned as one of the capital’s grand residential avenues, defined by generous plots, wide roads and abundant greenery. New Delhi was formally inaugurated in 1931, and Prithviraj Road remains an important part of this historic urban fabric. Today, it remains one of Delhi’s most distinguished residential addresses — where large estates, mature gardens and extraordinary privacy exist alongside the institutions and landmarks of the capital. Prithviraj Road is not simply an address. It is a piece of Delhi that cannot be reproduced.

Developed during the 1960s–70s, Safdarjung Development Area emerged as part of South Delhi’s planned residential expansion. Today, SDA combines its mature residential character with contemporary luxury builder floors, surrounded by some of Delhi’s most established cultural, academic and lifestyle destinations. Its scarce land, central location and strong end-user demand continue to support premium values.

Safdarjung Enclave developed during Delhi’s post-Independence expansion, as South Delhi gradually transformed from its earlier semi-rural landscape into a series of planned residential neighbourhoods. Named after the historic Safdarjung area, the enclave grew through the latter half of the 20th century into a well-established residential community. Over time, its generous plots, mature greenery, parks and spacious residential streets helped distinguish it from denser parts of the city. Today, Safdarjung Enclave retains this sense of maturity and permanence, an established South Delhi address where location, space and a well-settled residential character

A well-connected South Delhi district offering residential pockets alongside leading retail, healthcare and cultural destinations.

Sarvodaya Enclave is an established residential neighbourhood in South Delhi’s near IIT, known for its independent homes, greenery and peaceful streets. Sarvodaya Enclave sits within South Delhi’s premium residential market, with demand focused on independent homes, redevelopment opportunities and well-designed builder floors.Today, it has evolved into a sought-after address where established character meets contemporary luxury — with older residences giving way to carefully designed modern homes and premium builder floors.

Developed in the 1950s–60s, Shanti Niketan grew into a distinguished residential enclave known for large plots, spacious homes and quiet, leafy streets. Shanti Niketan remains a limited-supply luxury residential market, particularly sought after for large independent homes and high-quality builder floors. Its combination of plot size, location and scarcity continues to underpin strong values.Today, it is one of South Delhi’s most coveted addresses, with contemporary luxury residences and premium builder floors complementing its established homes.

Developed in the 1950s, Sundar Nagar emerged as one of New Delhi’s early planned residential neighbourhoods, known for its low-density character, greenery and spacious homes. Sundar Nagar remains a tightly held luxury residential market, with limited quality inventory and strong demand for independent homes and rare redevelopment opportunities. Today, it remains a discreet luxury address, where heritage homes, contemporary residences and an established community come together.

A prestigious southwest Delhi enclave recognised for wide roads, substantial homes and an international residential community.

Developed in the 1960s, Westend emerged as a distinctive low-density residential estate, offering something rare for Delhi — space, greenery and privacy on a remarkable scale. Decades later, its character remains largely intact. Expansive residences, mature landscapes and discreet streets give Westend an estate-like quality rarely found within the city