Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 Sector 63A Gurgaon

Not registered yet. This project has no RERA registration on record (see the registration line on this page). Until it is registered, the builder may not advertise, book or sell it, so this page gives no price of its own and no booking steps. Any figure quoted below is what brokers are circulating, set out so you can check it, not an offer. We will add the registration number here when it is issued.

Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 is the name the market uses for the next Golf Course Extension Road project of Elevate Homes, the residential platform Hines and Conscient Infrastructure set up together. The developer's announcement gives 10.5 acres in Sector 63A, Gurgaon, about 2 million sq ft of saleable area and over 600 three- and four-bedroom homes designed by the architecture firm Benoy, with the launch slated for later in 2026. As of 6 October 2026 it has no HRERA registration number, no price list, no floor plans or brochure, and no official name: the announcement says the name, master plan and unit configurations will follow approvals. "Elevate 3.0" is what channel partners call it.

That is why the headline here stays Price on Call. The developer has not published a price, and no figure in circulation can be tied to a size, a tower or a registration. What can be priced is the street around it. The registered launches in Sector 63A sell at about Rs 24,500 to Rs 27,500 per sq ft, and that is the band a new launch here will be measured against.

What is on record, and what is not

Earlier coverage and channel-partner pages added an 80,000 sq ft clubhouse, three basement levels and IGBC Platinum pre-certification. The announcement as we read it on 6 October 2026 does not repeat those claims, so treat them as unconfirmed until the registration filing and the sanctioned plans are public.

Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 price: what can be worked out today

With no developer price, the honest estimate comes from size and neighbours. Two million sq ft over 600 homes is about 3,333 sq ft a home on average, and less if part of the saleable area is club or retail. The September version of this page reported channel partners quoting about Rs 25,000 per sq ft on sizes of 3,000 to 4,000 sq ft. The searches for this update found neither figure in print, so neither is used here.

The projects already registered on the same strip set the frame:

At Rs 24,500 to Rs 27,500 per sq ft, a home of the 3,333 sq ft average would cost roughly Rs 8.2 crore to Rs 9.2 crore before charges (3,333 x 24,500 = Rs 8.17 crore; 3,333 x 27,500 = Rs 9.17 crore). That is arithmetic, not a launch price. Two checks on it. The partnership's own delivered building, Conscient Hines Elevate in Sector 59, resells at about Rs 25,000 to Rs 26,700 per sq ft, and a new launch rarely prices below the resale of the same developer's finished towers on the same road. At the other end, the sector's all-stock average is only about Rs 15,800 per sq ft on one portal, because it mixes older builder floors with new towers; it is not a guide to a launch.

The corridor's run-up is the other half of the story. One market blog put the top-end average on Golf Course Extension Road at Rs 24,855 per sq ft in 2024 and Rs 37,899 in 2025. Buying after a move of that size is a different bet from buying before it, and four large projects selling in one sector at the same time limits how far any one of them can push its price.

600 homes, and the 244 that circulated

In September several channel-partner pages printed 244 residences for this project. It never fitted: 2 million sq ft over 244 homes is about 8,200 sq ft each, villa size, not an apartment tower. The searches for this update did not bring the figure back, and the developer's own number is over 600.

Density is worth a second look too. Six hundred homes on 10.5 acres is about 57 an acre. Godrej Verano's 624 homes on 11.36 acres is about 55 an acre, so on the announced figures this is not a lower-density plan than its neighbour. The sanctioned unit count goes on the HRERA certificate, and that settles it.

Who is building it: Elevate Homes, Hines and Conscient

Hines's own release describes Elevate Homes as a development management platform with its own design, development, sales and customer-service teams, set up to run several projects across Gurugram, Delhi and Noida. The record behind it is one finished building and two in progress:

That delivered building is the best evidence a buyer has. Sector 59 handed over later than the 2023 completion first planned for phase two, so a finished tower on this road is proof the partnership completes, not proof it completes on time. Conscient Infrastructure's other Gurgaon work includes Heritage One in Sector 62. People searching for Conscient Hines Elevate reviews are reading about Sector 59; visit it and ask its residents about finish and handover before you trust any brochure for 63A.

Launch date, possession and RERA

The developer's only date is "later in 2026". Under the RERA Act a promoter may not advertise, book or sell a project before registration, so the order of events is fixed: HRERA registration, then a price list, then bookings. A cheque written before the first step has no registration behind it.

The neighbours show how this plays out. Sobha Crescent was registered on 3 April 2026. Godrej Verano was registered on 11 August 2026 with a completion date of 2 June 2033 on its certificate, while the developer's page promises possession in March 2031. Going by that, a registration filed late in 2026 for 600-plus homes would most likely carry a completion date between 2031 and 2033. That is our reading, not a commitment: only the date on the certificate binds the promoter.

No floor plans, sizes, master plan or brochure have come from the developer. A "Conscient Hines Elevate brochure PDF" that a channel partner sends you was made before any of those existed. Ask for the sanctioned plans with the registration instead.

Location: Sector 63A on Golf Course Extension Road

Sector 63A sits on the southern stretch of Golf Course Extension Road, with the Aravalli edge to the south and Vatika Chowk as the junction across to Sohna Road and NH-48. The Golf Course Road offices and the Sohna Road office belt are short drives, which is the working reason people buy on this corridor: the commute is to offices in Gurgaon, not to Delhi.

The weakness is rail. There is no metro on Golf Course Extension Road. Sector 55-56 Rapid Metro is the nearest station and it is a drive away. The sector is also filling with towers at once, from Godrej Verano and Sobha Crescent to Anant Raj Estate Residences and the low-rise floors at Laburnum Victory Floors, so expect construction traffic for several years. The rest of the strip is on our Golf Course Extension Road page, and resale stock next door under flats in Sector 63.

What to ask before paying anything

1. The HRERA registration number, checked on the Haryana RERA portal yourself, not a screenshot from a brochure.
2. The sanctioned unit count and tower count on that certificate, against the announced 600-plus.
3. The sizes and the area basis: carpet, built-up and super area on one sheet, with the rate applied to each.
4. An all-inclusive cost sheet: base price, preferential location charge, club, parking, maintenance deposit, GST and Haryana stamp duty and registration.
5. The completion date on the certificate, which is the only date that binds the promoter, and the delay compensation in the agreement.

Honest pros and cons

What works. A partnership that has finished and handed over 556 flats on the same road, institutional money from Hines behind it, a Benoy design and 10.5 acres on the corridor's busiest launch strip. The Sector 59 resale prices show buyers will pay for the name once it is built.

What does not. Nothing is registered, so nothing can be bought. There is no name, no size and no price. The density is the same as Godrej Verano's, not lower. Three registered competitors can be bought today with certificates in hand, and the corridor has already repriced hard. There is no metro.

Our view

Of the Sector 63A projects, this one has the strongest delivery story and the thinnest paperwork. The Sector 59 building is real, finished and reselling well, which is more than most launch names can show. But a buyer cannot pay for a story. Until the HRERA number exists, Elevate 3.0 is a project to prepare for, not to pay for. When the price list lands, hold it against Godrej Verano at about Rs 27,490 per sq ft and Sobha Crescent at about Rs 25,000: at or under that band, with a registered completion date you can live with, it is worth a serious look; well above it, the same address is available today with less uncertainty. More options are on our projects page.

FAQs

What is Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 in Sector 63A?

It is the trade name for the next Golf Course Extension Road project of Elevate Homes, the platform Hines and Conscient Infrastructure set up together. The developer's announcement gives 10.5 acres in Sector 63A Gurgaon, about 2 million sq ft of saleable area and over 600 three- and four-bedroom homes designed by Benoy, with the launch slated for later in 2026. The official name, master plan and unit configurations are to be announced after approvals.

What is the Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 price?

There is no price yet: the developer has not published one, and no launch price can be tied to a size or a registration. The registered projects on the same strip sell at about Rs 24,500 to Rs 27,500 per sq ft, and 2 million sq ft over 600 homes averages about 3,333 sq ft a home. At those rates a home of that average size would cost roughly Rs 8.2 crore to Rs 9.2 crore before charges. That is our arithmetic, not a quote.

Is Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 RERA registered?

Not as of 6 October 2026. No HRERA registration number appears in the developer's announcement or anywhere else we searched. Until one exists the project cannot legally be advertised, booked or sold, so do not pay an expression-of-interest amount. When a number appears, check it on the Haryana RERA portal and read the unit count and completion date on the certificate.

What is the Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 launch date and possession date?

The developer says the launch is slated for later in 2026; no date has been announced. There is no possession date until the project is registered. For scale, Godrej Verano next door was registered on 11 August 2026 with a completion date of 2 June 2033 on its certificate and March 2031 on the developer's page, so a late-2026 registration here would most likely carry a date between 2031 and 2033.

Are the Conscient Hines Elevate 3.0 floor plans, sizes and brochure out?

No. The developer has published no floor plans, sizes, master plan or brochure. Any brochure PDF or price sheet in circulation was made by a channel partner before the developer released anything. The only size guide is arithmetic: about 2 million sq ft over 600-plus homes averages about 3,333 sq ft, and the 4 BHK homes will sit above that average.

Is it the same as Conscient Hines Elevate in Sector 59 or Sector 62?

No. Conscient Hines Elevate in Sector 59 is the partnership's first project: 556 flats in five towers, ready since December 2024, reselling at about Rs 25,000 to Rs 26,700 per sq ft. Elevate Reserve is in Sector 62. Elevate 3.0 is the Sector 63A project, not yet launched. Reviews of Conscient Hines Elevate refer to the Sector 59 building, because nothing has been built or sold here.

How does it compare with Godrej Verano, Sobha Crescent and Anant Raj Estate Residences?

Those three can be bought today with registration numbers; Elevate 3.0 cannot. Godrej Verano is registered as GGM/1081/813/2026/53 and lists Rs 5.91 crore to Rs 10.72 crore at about Rs 27,490 per sq ft. Sobha Crescent is registered as GGM/1054/786/2026/26 at about Rs 25,000 per sq ft, Rs 5.75 crore to Rs 7.50 crore. Anant Raj Estate Residences is registered as GGM/785/517/2024/12 and starts at about Rs 7.22 crore.