Emaar Imperial Gardens Sector 102 Gurgaon

Emaar Imperial Gardens is a finished society of nine towers in Sector 102, on the Dwarka Expressway side of Gurugram, built by Emaar MGF, the company now called Emaar India. Every flat in it is a 3 BHK of about 2,000 to 2,025 sq ft, the developer's own page marks the project sold out, and families have lived there since the first towers were handed over at the end of 2018. This page used to be a table of four resale units with one price in it and a line saying nothing else about the building was on record. Most of it was. What follows is the building, its price, its rent and its paperwork, checked against the listings on 4 October 2026.

The short answer to the price question: Emaar Imperial Gardens trades at about Rs 12,100 to Rs 12,400 per sq ft on resale, so a 3 BHK asks roughly Rs 2.3 crore to Rs 2.6 crore. That is a little below the Sector 102 average, which two trackers put at Rs 12,900 and Rs 13,300 per sq ft. A rent of Rs 40,000 to Rs 45,000 a month on a flat of that price works out to a gross yield of about 2 per cent.

What Emaar built in Sector 102

The listings agree on the outline. The society stands on about 12 acres, roughly half of it left open, with nine towers of 14 floors. They put the flat count at 576. The business-news report of the launch described nine high-rise towers and 580 three-bedroom flats of about 2,000 sq ft each, a difference of four flats between the announcement and the listings that nothing on record explains.

The plans are simple because there is only one kind of flat. The listings give two super areas, 2,000 and 2,025 sq ft, and one stretches the range to 2,030 sq ft. Sellers often describe the larger plan as a 3 BHK with an extra room or a servant room, which is why the same flat can appear as a "3 BHK" on one portal and a "3.5 BHK" or even a "4 BHK" on another. Compare by the deed area, not by the bedroom count in the headline.

Emaar's own page for Imperial Gardens lists what the society shares: a clubhouse with a swimming pool and a separate pool for children, tennis and badminton courts, a culture centre, a jogging track, a children's play area, perimeter security, and 5 KVA of power back-up for each apartment. The same page prints no price and carries the label "Sold Out". The developer has nothing left to sell here, so every Emaar Imperial Gardens flat for sale is an owner's resale.

Emaar Imperial Gardens price, worked from the asks

One portal averages the society at Rs 12,100 per sq ft, against Rs 12,900 for Sector 102 as a whole, and reports that the average moved from Rs 12,050 to Rs 12,400 during the last quarter of 2025, a rise of 2.9 per cent. Another portal carries more than 117 flats for resale in the society and prints a 3 BHK band of Rs 2.3 crore to Rs 2.5 crore, with the sector's flats near Rs 13,300 per sq ft. The individual asks, each divided by its area:

• A 3 BHK of 2,000 sq ft at Rs 2.3 crore, the ask carried on the old page of this site and the bottom of one portal's band: Rs 11,500 per sq ft.
• A 3 BHK of 2,000 sq ft at Rs 2.45 crore to Rs 2.5 crore on one listing: Rs 12,250 to Rs 12,500.
• Resale asks for the 2,025 sq ft plan at Rs 2.48 crore to Rs 2.5 crore: Rs 12,250 to Rs 12,350.
• An unfurnished 3 BHK of 2,025 sq ft posted by its owner at Rs 2.6 crore: Rs 12,840.
• A semi-furnished 3 BHK of 2,025 sq ft posted at Rs 3.5 crore: Rs 17,300.

Four of those five land between Rs 11,500 and Rs 12,850 per sq ft, which agrees with the portal average and its latest quarter. The fifth is an outlier. Nothing about a semi-furnished flat in a society where the next owner asks Rs 2.6 crore for the same plan justifies Rs 3.5 crore, and with more than a hundred flats on offer a buyer has no reason to pay it. So the working figure for this page is Rs 12,100 to Rs 12,400 per sq ft: Rs 2.42 crore to Rs 2.48 crore for 2,000 sq ft, and Rs 2.45 crore to Rs 2.51 crore for 2,025 sq ft. A flat on a good floor with a park view can ask more, and Rs 2.6 crore is where the evidence stops.

That puts Imperial Gardens about 4 to 9 per cent below the Sector 102 average, depending on which sector figure you read. Read that as a fair price for an older stock of identical flats, not as a bargain: the discount is small, and the society's own average has been rising slowly rather than falling.

What the old pages printed, size by size

Five separate one-unit resale pages for this society used to sit on this site. Each now redirects here. The table shows the size each named, what it printed, and what that size comes to at the rate the society trades at today.

The "(est.)" rows were not prices. Each is the area times a flat rate of Rs 13,000 or Rs 14,000 per sq ft, and then that figure times 1.25 or 1.42. The floor of each band sat close to the market; the ceilings did not. Rs 3.75 crore for a 2,025 sq ft flat is about Rs 18,500 per sq ft, and no ask in the society comes near it except the one outlier above. The single real number on the old pages, the seller's Rs 2.3 crore, was the most accurate figure on any of them. One more thing the old table got wrong: no source lists a 1,750 sq ft plan in this society. That figure is probably a carpet or built-up area for one of the 2,000 to 2,025 sq ft flats, so ask which area the seller is quoting before you divide anything by it.

Flat for rent in Emaar Imperial Gardens: rent and yield

The letting market here is active. One portal carried more than 60 flats to let when this page was checked, and the rents cluster tightly:

• 3 BHK of about 2,000 to 2,025 sq ft: Rs 41,000 to Rs 45,000 a month on most listings, including a semi-furnished 2,000 sq ft flat at Rs 45,000.
• Listings from 2025 at Rs 40,000 and Rs 42,000 for the 2,025 sq ft plan; a furnished 2,025 sq ft flat offered from late September 2026 at Rs 55,000.

Divide the rent by the price. A flat bought at Rs 2.5 crore and let at Rs 45,000 earns Rs 5.4 lakh a year: 2.2 per cent gross. At Rs 41,000 the same flat earns Rs 4.92 lakh, just under 2 per cent. The furnished flat at Rs 55,000 on a Rs 2.6 crore price earns Rs 6.6 lakh, 2.5 per cent, but furnishing costs money and wears out. After maintenance and a month empty, plan on about 1.7 to 2 per cent. That is a normal Gurugram number for a finished 3 BHK, and it means the case for buying here is the home or the capital value, not the income. The wider letting market along the road is on the Dwarka Expressway rent page.

Possession date, RERA number and the papers to ask for

The listings disagree by a year on the possession date. Some put it at December 2018 and one portal says the project has been ready since December 2019. The registrations explain the gap. The listings print two Haryana registrations: 208 of 2017, dated 15 September 2017, which one portal says covers towers 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, and GGM/320/52/2019/14, dated 28 March 2019, for a second phase. That fits a society handed over in two phases. One listing also prints "RERA-GRG-613-2020" and "110-2018"; neither appears anywhere else, and this page does not rely on them.

On the launch date the sources split as well. One project listing dates the launch to November 2012, and the business-news report of Emaar MGF's launch sits in its archive under a November 2013 reference. No launch rate per sq ft is on record, so this page does not claim how far the price has moved since. For a flat finished seven or eight years ago, the registration matters less than three documents: the occupation certificate for the tower, the seller's conveyance deed, and a no-dues letter from the maintenance agency. The Haryana RERA guide sets out what a registration does and does not protect on a resale.

Address, and where it sits on the Dwarka Expressway

Emaar's own page gives the address as Sector 102, Gurugram, Haryana 122006, so the pin code is 122006. The listings place the society on the Dwarka Expressway, with the road running toward Delhi and the airport, and one listing puts NH-48 about a ten-minute drive away. The sector has several large societies; the price comparison across them is on the Sector 102 flats page. Emaar's other scheme that the portals file in Sector 102 is Emaar Gurgaon Greens, and Adani M2K Oyster Grande in the same sector has a page of its own. The developer's other Gurugram schemes are on the Emaar India page, and the road as a whole on the Dwarka Expressway page.

Emaar Imperial Gardens review: is it a good buy?

The question buyers ask most often is whether planning to invest here is a wise decision. It depends on what you want the flat to do. The case for it is plain. It is finished and occupied, built by a large developer, laid out with only nine towers on about 12 acres, and priced a few per cent under its own sector. Because every flat is the same 3 BHK, the price of any one of them is easy to check against the others, which is rare in Gurugram. With more than a hundred flats listed, you set the pace of the negotiation.

The case against it is just as plain. A 2 per cent yield does not pay for a loan, so this is not an income purchase. The towers stop at 14 floors and the plans stop at 2,025 sq ft, so a buyer who wants a 4 BHK or a high floor has to look elsewhere. And the deep resale market that helps a buyer today will be the competition the day you sell.

It suits a family that wants a ready 3 BHK of about 2,000 sq ft on the Dwarka Expressway in a finished Emaar society, with Rs 2.4 crore to Rs 2.6 crore to spend before stamp duty. It does not suit an investor looking for rent, or anyone working from the old "(est.)" bands on this site, which ran up to Rs 3.75 crore. The stamp duty arithmetic is on the registration charges page: on a Rs 2.5 crore flat it is Rs 17.5 lakh in a man's name and Rs 12.5 lakh in a woman's.

Before you pay a token

1. Which area the price is quoted on. Ask for the super area on the allotment letter and the carpet area on the deed, then divide.
2. Which phase and which tower. Match the tower to the 2017 or the 2019 registration, and get that tower's occupation certificate.
3. The seller's conveyance deed and a no-dues letter from the maintenance agency, plus the transfer charge in writing and who pays it.
4. The rate against the society. Anything far above Rs 12,400 per sq ft needs a reason you can see, such as a better floor, a park view or real furnishing.
5. The rent history, from a bank statement, if the seller has let the flat.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of a flat in Emaar Imperial Gardens Sector 102 Gurgaon?

On the listings read on 4 October 2026, a 3 BHK of 2,000 to 2,025 sq ft in Emaar Imperial Gardens asks about Rs 2.3 crore to Rs 2.6 crore on resale. One portal averages the society at Rs 12,100 per sq ft, and its latest quarter closed at Rs 12,400, so a 2,025 sq ft flat works out to about Rs 2.45 crore to Rs 2.51 crore. A semi-furnished flat listed at Rs 3.5 crore is an outlier, not the market.

Is Emaar Imperial Gardens ready to move?

Yes. Emaar MGF built it as nine towers of 3 BHK flats, and the listings put the possession date at December 2018 for the first towers and December 2019 for the rest. Emaar's own page marks the project sold out, so every flat on offer now is a resale from an owner, and families have lived in the society for several years.

What is the rent for a 3 BHK in Emaar Imperial Gardens?

A 3 BHK of about 2,000 to 2,025 sq ft lets for roughly Rs 40,000 to Rs 45,000 a month, and a furnished flat has been offered at Rs 55,000. One portal carried more than 60 flats for rent in the society when this page was checked, so a landlord here competes for tenants and should price to the middle of that band.

What rental yield does Emaar Imperial Gardens give?

About 2 to 2.5 per cent gross. A flat bought at Rs 2.5 crore and let at Rs 45,000 earns Rs 5.4 lakh a year, which is 2.2 per cent. At Rs 41,000 it is just under 2 per cent, and a Rs 55,000 furnished rent on a Rs 2.6 crore flat is 2.5 per cent. Maintenance and an empty month take the real figure lower.

What is the RERA number of Emaar Imperial Gardens?

The listings print two Haryana registrations: 208 of 2017, dated 15 September 2017, which one portal says covers towers 3 to 7, and GGM/320/52/2019/14, dated 28 March 2019, for the second phase. Confirm on the Haryana authority's website which registration covers the tower you are buying in, and ask for that tower's occupation certificate.

When was Emaar Imperial Gardens launched?

One project listing dates the launch to November 2012, and the business-news report of Emaar MGF's launch, describing nine high-rise towers and 580 three-bedroom flats of about 2,000 sq ft, sits in its archive under a November 2013 reference. No launch rate per sq ft is on record, so this page does not estimate how far the price has moved since.

Is Emaar Imperial Gardens a good buy?

It is a finished Emaar society selling at about Rs 12,100 to Rs 12,400 per sq ft, below the Sector 102 average of Rs 12,900 to Rs 13,300, so you are not paying a brand premium over the sector. The case against it is a yield of about 2 per cent and a resale market of more than 100 listings, which helps you buy but will compete with you when you sell.

What is the address and pin code of Emaar Imperial Gardens?

Emaar's own page gives the address as Sector 102, Gurugram, Haryana 122006, so the pin code is 122006. The society sits on the Dwarka Expressway side of the city, and one listing puts NH-48 about a ten-minute drive away.

What are the floor plan sizes in Emaar Imperial Gardens?

Every flat is a 3 BHK. The listings give the plans as 2,000 and 2,025 sq ft of super area, one listing stretches the range to 2,030 sq ft, and several sell the larger plan as a 3 BHK with an extra room or servant room. A 1,750 sq ft figure on an old page of this site matches no plan on record. The brochure drawings are the developer's; ask the seller for the plan attached to the allotment.