Conscient Parq, Sector 80 Gurgaon

Conscient Parq is a high-rise housing project by Conscient Infrastructure in Sector 80, Gurugram, on the NH-48 side of New Gurgaon. It was registered with the Haryana authority on 22 April 2024 as GGM/818/550/2024/45, sells 3 and 4 BHK flats only, and is being built in four towers. The row this page replaces called it a new launch two and a half years after launch, printed only a starting price of Rs 3.09 crore, and gave no possession date. The starting price was right at launch. What a buyer meets today is a developer price plus a small but real transfer market, at about Rs 14,500 to Rs 16,000 per sq ft depending on which area the price is divided by.

It is not finished. Completion is due around 2030, and the sources cannot agree on the date, the land or the number of flats. This page prints every version and says which document settles each one.

What is asked, divided by the area

• The developer's launch price: Rs 3.09 crore for the 3 BHK. On the 2,295 sq ft 3 BHK with utility, Rs 3,09,00,000 over 2,295 is Rs 13,464 per sq ft.
• One price sheet, all-inclusive: Rs 3.34 crore for the 3 BHK, which is Rs 14,553 per sq ft on 2,295 sq ft, and Rs 4.98 crore for the 4 BHK, which is Rs 17,474 per sq ft on the largest 2,850 sq ft plan.
• A second site prints a band of Rs 3.31 to Rs 4.8 crore and a median of about Rs 15,900 per sq ft.
• One portal's average moved from Rs 15,150 to Rs 15,950 per sq ft in the first quarter of 2026, a rise of about 5.3 per cent.

Transfers of allotments, from resale listings read in September 2026:

• A semi-furnished 1,945 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 2.91 crore: Rs 2,91,00,000 over 1,945 is Rs 14,961 per sq ft.
• A 1,945 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 3 crore: Rs 15,424 per sq ft.
• A 2,395 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 3 crore: Rs 12,526 per sq ft.

The last one is the warning. The same Rs 3 crore divides to Rs 15,424 or Rs 12,526 depending on whether the listing printed 1,945 or 2,395 sq ft, and nothing in either listing says which area it used. A furnished-sounding "semi-furnished" label on a flat that does not exist yet is another sign that some resale listings are copied from a template. Treat a transfer at about Rs 3 crore for a 3 BHK as the market, and the portal average of about Rs 15,950 as the rate on the smaller of the two areas.

For the wider sector, one tracker gave Sector 80 flats an average of about Rs 16,027 per sq ft in April 2026. Parq sits at or a little under that, which is where a Conscient tower four years from keys should sit next to a finished one.

Three possession dates, and which one counts

Two sources print 28 February 2030, the date tied to the registration. One site says December 2028. Another gives May 2031. These cannot all be true. The completion date recorded against GGM/818/550/2024/45 on the Haryana authority's website is the one that binds the developer, and it is the date a buyer should see written into the builder-buyer agreement. The December 2028 figure appears on a broker page with no document behind it, and should be read as marketing.

How big it is: the numbers that do not agree

The 5.6 and 6.5 look like a transposition, and one of them is a typing slip rather than a second phase. The total flat count matters more: 553 flats on 5.6 acres is a denser project than 450 on 6.5, and density is what decides how crowded the lifts and the clubhouse feel in ten years. Ask the sales office for the registered unit count before comparing Parq with its neighbours.

The units this site listed, against the market

This site carried a one-unit resale page for a 2,295 sq ft 3 BHK in Parq, with a band worked out from a formula on the area. It now folds into this page. Two other pages on the site described the same project under the Parq 2 name, one of them spelt Conscientt. Both now lead here, and their figures are listed below so a reader sees them together.

The old 2,295 sq ft band ran from about Rs 13,000 to Rs 18,500 per sq ft, which put its bottom below the developer's launch rate and its top above anything anyone has asked. The two Parq 2 asks, Rs 2.16 crore for 2,000 sq ft and Rs 2.38 crore for 2,200 sq ft, are about a fifth under the other transfers; either the sizes are carpet areas or the prices are stale, and a buyer should ask which before getting excited. Both listings sat on a separate Parq 2 page that now leads here.

What it would earn

Nothing yet: there are no tenants in an unfinished tower, so any rental yield printed for Parq is a guess. The arithmetic frames it. A 3 BHK at Rs 3.09 crore would need a rent of about Rs 64,400 a month to earn 2.5 per cent gross, which is Rs 7.73 lakh a year. Finished towers in Gurugram usually earn about 2 to 2.7 per cent. So Parq is a purchase for living in or for capital growth, not for income, and any seller promising a rental return on it is quoting a number no tenant has paid.

Where it sits in Sector 80

Sector 80 is on the NH-48 side of New Gurgaon, closer to Manesar than to the Dwarka Expressway, and it is filling with large new launches. Sobha Aranya, in the same sector, asks about Rs 24,000 to Rs 25,000 per sq ft: a very different budget. The launches around it are no older than Parq: Eldeco in Sector 80 is two projects still under construction, and Ashiana Aaroham was launched in 2025-26, with possession given as July 2030 on listings and a developer list that starts at Rs 3.19 crore, the same ticket band as Parq. Next door, M3M Golf Hills in Sector 79 is also under construction, and the Sector 79 flats page tracks the neighbouring sector's rates. Conscient's delivered track record is its Hines joint venture in Sector 59, handed over after its own delays.

Against that set, Parq at about Rs 15,000 to Rs 16,000 is the middle of Sector 80's new supply: well under Sobha's eco-luxury pricing, about level with Aaroham, which Ashiana's own booking figures put near Rs 15,250 per sq ft of saleable area, and roughly level with the sector average.

Who this suits, and who should look elsewhere

Parq suits a family that wants a new 3 or 4 BHK from a developer with a delivered Gurugram project, at about Rs 3 to Rs 5 crore, and can wait to about 2030. It suits a buyer who reads the registration and holds the developer to the date recorded there. It does not suit anyone who needs a home before 2030, an investor after rent, or a buyer who compares a price on 1,945 sq ft with one on 2,395 sq ft as if they were the same thing.

Before you pay anything

1. The area: whether a price is on 1,945, 2,295, 2,375 or 2,395 sq ft, and which of those is super and which is carpet.
2. The registration: GGM/818/550/2024/45, and the completion date recorded there, written into your agreement.
3. The all-in cost: the base price, GST at 5 per cent on an unfinished flat, the location premium, parking and the maintenance deposit.
4. For a transfer: the allotment letter, the receipts for what the seller has paid, and Conscient's written consent and fee for the transfer.
5. The progress: the latest quarterly report filed with the Haryana authority, against the date you have been promised.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Conscient Parq in Sector 80?

Conscient's launch price for the 3 BHK was Rs 3.09 crore, and one price sheet puts the all-inclusive 3 BHK at Rs 3.34 crore and the 4 BHK at Rs 4.98 crore. Transfers of allotments ask Rs 2.91 to Rs 3 crore for a 3 BHK. One portal's average moved from about Rs 15,150 to Rs 15,950 per sq ft in the first quarter of 2026. Ask which area a quote divides by.

What is the RERA number of Conscient Parq?

HRERA registration GGM/818/550/2024/45, dated 22 April 2024, often shortened to 45 of 2024. The same number is printed for listings sold as Parq 2, so both names describe one registered project. Check that the allotment letter you take over cites this number.

When is possession of Conscient Parq?

Sources disagree. Two print 28 February 2030, which is the date tied to the registration; one says December 2028 and another May 2031. The completion date on the Haryana authority's registration page settles it, and that is the date to write into any agreement. Nothing has been handed over yet.

What sizes are the flats in Conscient Parq?

3 BHK and 4 BHK only, printed across listings as about 1,945 to 2,850 sq ft. The 3 BHK with utility is given as 2,295 to 2,375 sq ft on one site, and resale listings print 1,945 and 2,395 sq ft for 3 BHK flats. No source says which figure is super area and which is carpet, so ask before you divide a price by it.

Is Conscient Parq ready to move?

No. It was registered in April 2024 and is under construction, with completion due around 2030 on the registration-linked date. A flat bought now is an allotment on a construction-linked plan or a transfer of someone else's allotment, not a home you can move into.

How big is Conscient Parq and how many flats does it have?

Four towers is the one figure the sources agree on. Land is printed as 5.6 acres on one site and 6.5 acres on another, floors as 32, and the flat count as 553 on one and 450 on another. The site plan attached to the registration is the document that settles the land and the unit count.

Is Conscient Parq the same as Conscient Parq 2?

As far as the records show, yes. The listings sold under the Parq 2 name carry the same registration number, GGM/818/550/2024/45, and the same sector. This site used to hold separate pages under both names; they now lead to this one.