DLF Central 67 SCO

SCO stands for Shop-Cum-Office — a freehold commercial plot where you own the land and construct your own block, typically a basement plus ground plus four upper floors. At DLF Central 67 that means you can build retail, F&B, a clinic, a salon, a boutique brand store or offices, subject to the approved layout and norms. It's fundamentally different from buying a unit inside a mall: you control the building, the tenant mix and the branding.

The development has roughly 79 plots across about 8.7 acres, with plot sizes from approximately 142 to 491 sq.yd. Pricing is plot-led and indicatively starts around ₹7.5 Cr, varying with plot size, frontage and corner position. Because every plot prices differently, ask us for the current plot-wise rate card and payment schedule rather than relying on a single figure.

It's in Sector 67, Gurugram, with quick access to Golf Course Extension Road, Sohna Road and NH-48. For commercial, location is footfall: Central 67 sits inside the dense Sectors 65–67 residential cluster, so there's a built-in daily-needs catchment of nearby households. A proposed metro along the corridor could add to that over time — verify the latest HMRTC/DMRC timeline.

Yes — HARERA registration RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/768/500/2023/112 (dated 04.12.2023). Verify the registration, the sanctioned plot matrix and construction norms on the HARERA portal before booking, and ask us for the official allotment documentation.

SCO plots on the Golf Course Extension corridor have been one of Gurugram's stronger commercial stories, helped by the DLF brand and a ready residential catchment. But an SCO is not a passive buy — returns hinge on the specific plot you pick, your construction and tenant strategy, and how the high street matures. It suits business owners and hands-on investors with a commercial horizon, not someone wanting a fixed rental from day one. Verify all numbers and norms independently before committing.