DLF records ₹1,985 crore sales from 172 units at The Aureva senior living project in Gurugram

DLF sells out The Aureva senior living residences in Gurugram

Indiadailyupdate.com – DLF has recorded ₹1,985 crore in sales from The Aureva, its luxury senior living development in Gurugram, after selling all 172 residences in the project. The development marks the company’s entry into India’s retirement housing segment with an offering designed around upscale living, wellness support and community-focused amenities.

Located in Sector 63, Gurugram, The Aureva occupies about 1.687 hectares, or 4.17 acres. The project includes 172 luxury homes and has a combined carpet area exceeding 37,540 square metres, equivalent to more than 4 lakh square feet. Its total saleable area is over 7.5 lakh square feet.

The complete sale of the residences highlights demand for housing that combines premium residential features with services and infrastructure intended to support residents as they grow older. The project has been positioned as a purpose-built community rather than a conventional residential tower with limited senior-oriented provisions.

A single-tower residential development

The Aureva has been planned as a standalone G+45 tower. Its homes are four-bedroom residences, each designed with dedicated staff dormitories, large private decks and premium interior finishes. DLF has also included universally accessible design features intended to improve everyday comfort, mobility and safety for residents.

Every residence comes with three allocated parking spaces. Buyers will also have access to wellness, recreation and lifestyle facilities within the development. The project’s offering brings together residential design with hospitality-led services, healthcare access and spaces intended to encourage social interaction.

“Designed as an exclusive enclave, the development caters to discerning homeowners seeking a vibrant and fulfilling lifestyle supported by world-class amenities, wellness offerings, hospitality-inspired services, integrated healthcare access, and opportunities for meaningful social connection,” the company said in its statement.

The design approach reflects a broader shift in the way luxury retirement housing is being positioned. For many prospective residents, the appeal extends beyond the size or finish of an apartment. Ease of movement, access to wellness services, responsive support systems and the ability to remain socially connected can be central considerations when choosing a home for later life.

Luxury, wellbeing and convenience

Aakash Ohri, Managing Director and Chief Business Officer at DLF Home Developers Ltd, said the project has been conceived as a response to changing expectations around retirement living in India.

“The Aureva represents DLF’s vision of redefining luxury retirement housing in India. As expectations evolve beyond traditional markers of luxury, residents increasingly seek homes that enhance everyday life through thoughtful design, holistic wellbeing, seamless convenience, and a strong sense of community. Conceived around this understanding,” said Aakash Ohri, Managing Director and Chief Business Officer, DLF Home Developers Ltd.

Senior living developments typically place greater emphasis on accessibility, emergency preparedness, support services and opportunities for daily engagement than standard housing projects. At the same time, buyers in the luxury category may expect privacy, generous home layouts and high-quality shared spaces. The Aureva seeks to combine these priorities in one residential ecosystem.

The project’s four-bedroom configuration and staff accommodation indicate that the homes are intended to provide sufficient space for households that may include live-in support personnel or visiting family members. Private decks add an outdoor element to the residences, while accessible design features aim to make living spaces easier to use over time.

Gurugram has developed as a significant residential and business destination in the National Capital Region, with established demand for high-end housing. Sector 63 is part of the city’s expanding residential landscape, making the location relevant for buyers looking for proximity to urban conveniences while choosing a more specialised housing format.

A new focus for retirement housing

DLF had outlined plans to enter the senior living category earlier in 2026, with a Gurugram project valued at around ₹2,000 crore. The ₹1,985 crore sales achieved at The Aureva closely align with that scale and signal the company’s first major step into the segment.

“The Aureva brings together wellness, hospitality, healthcare, and luxury living within a carefully curated residential ecosystem. Every element of the development has been designed to create an elegant, future-ready environment that empowers residents to embrace their next chapter with confidence, dignity, and purpose,” Ohri said.

The development arrives at a time when senior housing is attracting increasing attention in India. The segment is expected to expand beyond traditional retirement communities as developers explore projects that offer greater levels of service, comfort and independent living. New supply is also being discussed across Tier II and Tier III cities, as well as temple towns, alongside major urban markets.

For prospective buyers, the distinction between a conventional luxury apartment and a senior living residence can be significant. The latter may be evaluated not only for location and property specifications, but also for the availability of healthcare access, wellness programmes, staff support, security features and a community environment that encourages active participation.

With all 172 units sold, The Aureva gives DLF an early commercial result in a category that is increasingly being shaped by the needs of older homeowners who want independence without giving up convenience, quality or social connection. The project’s performance may also reinforce interest in specialised retirement-oriented housing within premium urban residential markets.