- Manav Sardana buys a penthouse at DLF's The Dahlias for INR 271 crore.
- The penthouse measures approximately 17,200 square feet in super area, with a carpet area of 10,500 square feet.
- The price works out to roughly INR 1.58 lakh per square foot on a super-area basis and nearly INR 2.6 lakh per square foot on carpet area.
- The penthouse is part of DLF's The Dahlias, a super-luxury development on Gurugram's Golf Course Road in the DLF5 cluster; other reported deals include a INR 380 crore purchase of four apartments and a INR 120.7 crore home for Madhusudan Kela.
Manav Sardana's recent acquisition of a penthouse at DLF's The Dahlias for INR 271 crore has set a new benchmark in India's luxury real estate market, being the most expensive single-unit residential transaction to date.145
The penthouse boasts a super area of 17,200 square feet and a carpet area of 10,500 square feet, translating to a cost of approximately INR 1.58 lakh per square foot based on super area and nearly INR 2.6 lakh per square foot for the carpet area.23
Located on Gurugram's prestigious Golf Course Road, The Dahlias is part of a high-end residential cluster known for its luxury offerings. This purchase highlights the growing trend of high-value real estate transactions in India, with other notable deals in the vicinity, including a reported purchase of four apartments approaching INR 380 crore and investor Madhusudan Kela acquiring a home for around INR 120.7 crore.
Sardana is linked to the Sardana family, known for their long-standing association with Imperial Auto Industries, a major player in the automotive components sector. The company, established in 1969, has evolved significantly, with a majority stake acquired by Warburg Pincus in 2022, while the Sardana family retained a minority stake.
As the luxury real estate market continues to flourish, Sardana's purchase exemplifies the increasing appetite for high-end properties among affluent buyers in India.
“The penthouse price works out to roughly INR 1.58 lakh per square foot on super-area basis and nearly INR 2.6 lakh per square foot on carpet area. Other reported deals in the development include a INR 380 crore purchase of four apartments and a INR 120.7 crore home for Madhusudan Kela.”







