LID Green Valley 2 Sector 6 Sohna Gurgaon

LID Green Valley 2 is a DDJAY plotted colony by Lion Infra Developers on about 12.25 acres in Sector 6, Sohna, with 224 plots of 125 to 162 sq yd, priced at Rs 80,000 per sq yd under Haryana RERA registration GGM/805/537/2024/32 dated 1 April 2024. Read that sentence again, because it contains something almost nothing else in Sohna offers: a single published rate, a full registration number with a date, an exact plot count and a size band. You can calculate what a plot here costs before you pick up the phone.

Why the pricing clarity matters

Across the rest of Sohna, plot pricing is quoted as ranges that do not reconcile, per-square-foot averages that describe built floors rather than land, or launch rates from years ago that nobody has updated. On this colony the maths is one line:

Add preferential location charges for corner, park-facing and wide-road plots, which run ten to twenty per cent in Sohna, plus stamp duty and registration. But the base is knowable, and that is worth something in a market where it usually is not.

Against the Sohna DDJAY average of roughly Rs 54,000 per sq yd, Rs 80,000 is a clear premium, but a moderate one by current standards. It sits below IREO Pride Park at Rs 86,000-90,000, well below IREO Savannah at about Rs 1.25 lakh, and below Garden Avenue in Sector 5. It sits above GLS Arawali City at about Rs 69,900.

The diligence advantage nobody else in Sohna gives you

This is the single most useful thing about this project, and it has nothing to do with the plots themselves.

The name says it: this is Green Valley 2. Lion Infra Developers already built LID Green Valley in Sector 35, registered under HRERA 45 of 2019 and now ready to move. So before you commit a rupee here, you can go and stand inside the same developer's finished work.

Do it. Drive to Sector 35, walk the earlier colony, and check the things a brochure can never tell you:

• Were the internal roads properly built, and what condition are they in a few years on?
• Is the sewer connected and working, or was it laid and left?
• Are the street lights on at night, and who pays for them?
• Did the promised amenities get built — the jogging track, the badminton block, the play area — or are those still open ground?
• Ask two or three residents what the developer was like to deal with after they took their money.

Almost every plot buyer in Sohna is asked to judge a developer on a rendering. Here you can judge one on a delivered colony an hour's drive away. If Green Valley in Sector 35 has been done well, that is the best evidence available anywhere that Green Valley 2 will be too — better than any RERA number, because it shows what happens after registration.

The colony in numbers

12.25 acres is about 59,290 sq yd across 224 plots, or roughly 265 sq yd of gross land per plot. That is a working ratio — tighter than GLS Arawali City's 345 and comparable to the other mid-sized colonies here. With 224 households, the maintenance base is large enough that shared facilities can realistically be funded and run, which is not true of the 33- and 146-plot colonies elsewhere in Sohna.

Amenities, and the honest test

The published amenity list is modest and plausible: a cricket net, a jogging track, a badminton block, an open amphitheatre, a children's play area, a yoga and meditation block, and round-the-clock security. No water park, no swimming pool, no cigar lounge. On a DDJAY colony that restraint reads as a budget somebody actually costed.

Apply the usual test anyway — each facility should appear on the sanctioned layout with an area against it, with a delivery commitment in the agreement and a stated running cost. And then apply the better test that only this project allows: go and see whether the same list got built in Sector 35.

Sector 6 in context

Sector 6 sits in the middle belt of Sohna's plotted sectors — further from Gurgaon than Sector 2, in the same band as Sectors 4 and 5, closer in than Sectors 12 and 35. It backs onto the Aravalli side of the town, which is the source of the "lush greenery and Aravalli hills" framing in the marketing, and which is also why storm water drainage is worth asking about on any colony on this side.

The connectivity case is Sohna's standard one: NH-248A and the Sohna elevated road north toward Gurgaon, the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway close to the town, the KMP for cross-NCR movement, and Master Plan 2031 zoning 6,110 hectares for planned development.

Pros

• A single published rate of Rs 80,000 per sq yd — you can calculate the price of a plot before you call anyone.
• A complete registration reference, GGM/805/537/2024/32 dated 1 April 2024, rather than a bare number.
• The developer's earlier colony in Sector 35 is finished and can be inspected — the best diligence available on any Sohna project.
• 224 plots is a large enough base to fund and run shared facilities properly.
• A modest, plausible amenity list rather than a brochure fantasy.
• Priced below the Sector 4 leaders, Sector 35's IREO Savannah and Sector 5's Garden Avenue.

Cons

• The parcel is quoted as both 12.25 and 12.5 acres, and plot sizes as both 125-162 and 125-155 sq yd.
• At Rs 80,000 per sq yd it is still around 48 per cent above the Sohna DDJAY average.
• Sector 6 is further from Gurgaon than Sector 2, and does not carry Sector 4's transaction depth.
• About 265 sq yd of gross land per plot is workable but not generous by the standards of the best layouts here.
• Registered in 2024, so this is land you hold rather than build on now.
• Sohna's schools, hospitals and retail still run thinner than south Gurgaon.

Our view

This is the most straightforward project in the batch to underwrite, and that counts for a lot. The rate is published, the registration is complete, the amenity list is honest, and the developer has a finished colony you can walk through before deciding.

Use that last point. An afternoon in Sector 35 will tell you more about whether to buy in Sector 6 than any amount of reading, and it is an option no other Sohna developer in this batch can offer you.

Our Sohna plots guide carries the rate bands and the legal checks, the DDJAY explainer sets out what the policy requires, and the rest of the town is on our Sohna projects page.

What Rs 80,000 per sq yd buys, all in

A plot rate is not the cost of the house. If you are buying here to live rather than to hold, cost the whole thing before you decide it is affordable.

Take the 125 sq yd plot at Rs 1.00 crore. Add preferential location charges if your plot is a corner or park-facing, and stamp duty and registration on the land. Then the build: at roughly 60 per cent ground coverage that plot gives about 675 sq ft per floor, so stilt plus four is on the order of 2,700 sq ft of built space. At Sohna construction rates of roughly Rs 1,800 to Rs 2,400 per sq ft, that is a Rs 49 lakh to Rs 65 lakh build.

So the honest all-in figure for land plus a full stilt-plus-four build on the smallest plot here is somewhere around Rs 1.55 crore to Rs 1.75 crore, before furnishing. That is the number to hold against a ready flat or floor elsewhere in Sohna — not the Rs 1.00 crore land price on its own.

What the plot route gives you in return is control and staging. You can build two floors now and two later, you can let the upper floors, and where the plot size and the colony's approvals allow independent floor registry, you can sell floors separately rather than having to find one buyer for the whole property. Confirm that registry position in writing for your plot size, because it is what most changes the exit.

Frequently asked questions

We will happily take you round the Sector 35 colony first — it is the fairest way to judge this one.