Emaar DigiHomes Sector 62 Gurgaon
● Sector 62, Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram
Quick Facts
| Project | Emaar DigiHomes Sector 62 Gurgaon |
| Developer | Emaar India |
| Location | Sector 62, Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram |
| Type | Apartment |
| Sizes | 1,508 to 2,588 sq ft |
| Starting Price | Rs 3.14 Cr to Rs 6.34 Cr resale, about Rs 22,900 per sq ft onwards |
| Status | Ready to Move |
| RERA Number | GGM/337/69/2019/31, dated 24 May 2019, issued by the Haryana authority for the whole project as a single phase; possession under it was delivered in April 2023. No second number is in circulation. On a delivered flat the occupation certificate for the tower and the seller's conveyance deed matter more, but the sale deed should still cite this registration; verify it on the authority's website before signing. (verify on Haryana RERA) |
Prices & details are indicative. Please confirm the latest with our advisor or the builder before booking.
Sizes & Pricing
| Configuration | Size | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | 1,508 to 2,588 sq ft | Rs 3.14 Cr to Rs 6.34 Cr resale, about Rs 22,900 per sq ft onwards | Families & end-users |
Prices are indicative. Confirm the latest cost sheet with us.
About Emaar DigiHomes Sector 62 Gurgaon
Emaar DigiHomes has been finished for three and a half years. Three towers on 5.64 acres in Sector 62, on the Golf Course Extension Road, registered with the Haryana authority in May 2019 and handed over from April 2023. The row this page replaces said New Launch and printed a price of Rs 1.70 crore onwards. Divide Rs 1.70 crore by the smallest flat in the building, 1,508 sq ft, and you get Rs 11,300 per sq ft. That is the launch rate from 2019. The building has not traded anywhere near it for years, and the six one-unit pages that hung off the old row printed a second, different formula on top of it. None of it was researched.
What the listings say, read on 26 September 2026, is this. Emaar DigiHomes trades at about Rs 22,900 per sq ft on resale, which is 10 per cent above the Sector 62 average of roughly Rs 20,750 and more than double the old page's headline. A 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft asks Rs 3.14 crore to Rs 3.6 crore. A 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft asks Rs 5.34 crore to Rs 6.34 crore. And the building lets for Rs 67,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh a month, which gives a gross yield between 2.4 and 3.8 per cent depending on which flat you buy. Every one of those numbers is worked out below.
What is actually for sale, unit by unit
This site used to carry six separate resale pages for Emaar DigiHomes, one per area, and each printed the same arithmetic: area times Rs 15,000, then times 1.30. Two of them named the area to two decimal places, 1,508.26 sq ft and 2,567.89 sq ft, which is the same flat as the round number beside it. They now fold into this page. Here are the sizes those pages carried, what each one printed, and what each size implies at the rate the building trades at today.
| Configuration | Super area | What the old row printed | At Rs 22,900 per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK | 1,508 sq ft | Rs 2.26 Cr to Rs 2.94 Cr (est.) | Rs 3.45 Cr |
| 3 BHK | 2,500 sq ft | Rs 3.75 Cr to Rs 4.88 Cr (est.) | Rs 5.73 Cr |
| 3 BHK | 2,567 sq ft | Rs 3.85 Cr to Rs 5.01 Cr (est.) | Rs 5.88 Cr |
| 3 BHK | 2,588 sq ft | Rs 3.88 Cr to Rs 5.05 Cr (est.) | Rs 5.93 Cr |
Check the old column: 1,508 times Rs 15,000 is Rs 2.26 crore, and that times 1.30 is Rs 2.94 crore. 2,588 times Rs 15,000 is Rs 3.88 crore, and times 1.30 is Rs 5.05 crore. The formula never met a listing. The top of the old band for the 3 BHK, Rs 5.05 crore, is below the lowest 3 BHK ask on the market today and Rs 1.3 crore below the highest. A seller who priced off the old page would have given away a year's salary for a doctor.
The Rs 22,900 figure is the median of what is listed, and the spread around it is real. Dividing the published asks by their areas: Rs 20,600 per sq ft at the bottom (Rs 5.34 crore on 2,588 sq ft, and Rs 3.14 crore on 1,508 sq ft comes to Rs 20,800), and Rs 24,500 per sq ft at the top (Rs 6.34 crore on a semi-furnished 3 BHK with a study). Between them, a 2 BHK at Rs 3.6 crore is Rs 23,900, a 12th-floor 3 BHK with a pool view at Rs 5.8 crore is Rs 22,400, and a park-facing 3 BHK with two car parks at Rs 6.2 crore is Rs 24,000. One portal also carries a 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft at Rs 2.85 crore. That is Rs 11,000 per sq ft, half the market, and it is either a stale listing from the launch years or a misprint. Do not build a budget on it.
For the record, a 2 BHK in this building was listed without brokerage at Rs 2.41 crore in 2021, which is Rs 16,000 per sq ft. The listing is inactive now, but it dates the run: Rs 11,300 at launch, Rs 16,000 two years before delivery, Rs 22,900 today.
The rent, and what it does to the price
DigiHomes lets well, because 504 flats were handed over inside a year and Sector 62 sits between the corporate offices on the Extension Road and the older Golf Course Road belt. One portal had 83 flats to let in the building when this page was written and another had 41. The rents come in two bands:
- A 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft at Rs 85,000 to Rs 1.1 lakh a month, semi-furnished at the top of that. One unfurnished 2 BHK was asking Rs 67,000 plus Rs 10,000 a month in maintenance, which is the floor.
- A 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft with a servant room at Rs 1.2 lakh a month.
Now divide. A 2 BHK at Rs 22,900 per sq ft costs about Rs 3.45 crore. At Rs 85,000 a month it earns Rs 10.2 lakh a year, which is 3.0 per cent gross; at Rs 1.1 lakh it earns Rs 13.2 lakh, or 3.8 per cent. A 3 BHK at Rs 5.93 crore letting for Rs 1.2 lakh earns Rs 14.4 lakh a year, which is 2.4 per cent. The small flat yields more than the big one, and by a wide margin, because rents in Gurugram rise far more slowly with size than prices do. Take out maintenance, a month's vacancy and the society's charges and the 2 BHK is near 3 per cent and the 3 BHK near 2. Anyone buying the 3 BHK is buying the address, not the income.
Against the Extension Road generally, that is a good result. M3M Heights, two sectors along in Sector 65, yields about 2.5 per cent at every size; DigiHomes' 2 BHK beats it because the flat is small, the rent is high and the sector is dearer to rent than to buy. The wider rental market on the corridor is on the Extension Road rent page.
What the developer publishes
The developer's own page now titles the project "ready to move" and describes it under a smart-homes heading: voice- and app-controlled lighting, air-conditioning, curtains and appliances, a video door phone and mood lighting, fully air-conditioned 2 and 3 BHK flats in three towers on 5.64 acres. The residential complex carries a four-star GRIHA green-building rating, which is rarer on the Extension Road than the brochures suggest. The listings give the towers as 32 or 34 floors, and the unit count as 504 or "more than 526"; 504 in three towers is the figure the sale deeds in circulation support, and the practical question for a buyer is which tower and which floor, because the spread between the lowest and highest ask above is almost entirely floor and view.
The smart-home fit-out is worth one plain sentence. It was the selling point in 2019 and it is now a seven-year-old automation system in a flat you are buying second-hand. Ask the seller which of it still works, which app it runs on, and whether the society has anyone maintaining it. A buyer who values it should test it during the visit, and a buyer who does not should not pay a premium for it.
Registration, possession and the paperwork
The project is registered with the Haryana authority as GGM/337/69/2019/31, dated 24 May 2019, and possession under that registration was delivered in April 2023 in a single phase. The registration is settled and nobody prints a second number. Because the building is finished and occupied, the documents that matter are the occupation certificate for the tower, the seller's conveyance deed, and a no-dues letter from the society for maintenance. No GST applies on a completed flat with its occupation certificate. Stamp duty in Haryana is 7 per cent for a male buyer inside municipal limits, 5 per cent for a female buyer and 6 per cent jointly, with the registration fee capped at Rs 50,000, and TDS at 1 per cent above Rs 50 lakh is the buyer's to deduct.
Where it sits in Sector 62
Sector 62 is one of the two or three dearest sectors on the Extension Road. Flats in the sector list at Rs 18,350 to Rs 23,550 per sq ft, with the average near Rs 20,750 on one portal and Rs 21,150 on another, against a Gurugram city average of about Rs 14,900. DigiHomes at Rs 22,900 is near the top of the sector's range, which is what a delivered Emaar tower with a rental market should be. The sector's rate history explains the caution in the rest of this page: prices moved about 2.2 per cent in the past year, 43.6 per cent over three years and 97.6 per cent over five. The five-year figure is the one the brokers quote. The one-year figure is what a buyer in 2026 is buying into, and it says the sector has stopped after a very fast run. At a 2.4 per cent yield on the 3 BHK, a flat year costs the difference between that and a fixed deposit; at 3.8 per cent on the 2 BHK the gap is smaller and the wait is easier to bear.
The developer has a newer, under-construction tower in the same sector, Emaar Urban Oasis, and the two are the natural pair for a buyer deciding between delivered and yet-to-be-delivered from the same company. The rest of the sector's stock is on the Sector 62 flats page, the developer's other Gurugram projects on the Emaar India page, and the corridor as a whole on the Golf Course Extension Road page.
Who this suits
A family that wants a finished, occupied flat on the Extension Road with a working society and a green-building rating, and is choosing a 2 BHK at Rs 3.45 crore over a larger flat further out. A landlord who has done the sums and wants the 2 BHK specifically: at 3 to 3.8 per cent it is one of the better-yielding delivered flats on the corridor. A tenant working in the Sector 62 office blocks who is deciding between Rs 1 lakh a month in rent and a Rs 3.45 crore purchase, and who should read the one-year rate figure before deciding. The budget pages for the two bands are Rs 3 to 4 crore for the 2 BHK and Rs 5 to 6 crore for the 3 BHK.
It does not suit a buyer who wants the 3 BHK as an investment: Rs 5.93 crore yielding 2.4 per cent is a home, and the price growth that would justify it is not what the sector did this year. It does not suit anyone who found the building through the old Rs 1.70 crore headline and has a budget to match; the cheapest flat in the building is Rs 3.14 crore, and the true floor is nearer Rs 3.45 crore. And it does not suit a buyer who wants new: the automation is seven years old and the towers have been lived in for three.
Before you pay anything
- The occupation certificate for the tower and the seller's conveyance deed. The registration is 2019 and possession was April 2023; both papers exist and the seller should have them.
- The rate against the area on the deed. Asks run from Rs 20,600 to Rs 24,500 per sq ft, and the 1,508 and 2,588 figures are super area. Carpet will be a third less.
- The smart-home system, tested in the flat, with the app and the account handed over.
- The rent the flat actually earned, from a bank statement, if the seller let it. Rs 1.1 lakh on a 2 BHK is the top of the market, not the norm.
- The society's no-dues letter and the current monthly maintenance, which one listing put at Rs 10,000 for a 2 BHK.
- The Rs 2.85 crore 3 BHK, if a broker offers it. At Rs 11,000 per sq ft it is either not real or not what it says.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of a flat in Emaar DigiHomes Sector 62 Gurgaon?
On the resale listings read on 26 September 2026, a 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft asks Rs 3.14 crore to Rs 3.6 crore and a 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft asks Rs 5.34 crore to Rs 6.34 crore. The median works out at about Rs 22,900 per sq ft, with individual asks between Rs 20,600 and Rs 24,500 per sq ft by floor, view and furnishing. The old "Rs 1.70 crore onwards" was the 2019 launch rate and no flat in the building sells for it.
What is the rent in Emaar DigiHomes?
Rs 67,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh a month. An unfurnished 2 BHK starts at about Rs 67,000 plus maintenance, a semi-furnished 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft reaches Rs 85,000 to Rs 1.1 lakh, and a 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft with a servant room lets for about Rs 1.2 lakh. Two portals together carried more than 120 flats to let in the building when this page was written, so a landlord here prices against plenty of competition.
What is the rental yield at Emaar DigiHomes?
Between 2.4 and 3.8 per cent gross, and the size decides which. A 2 BHK at about Rs 3.45 crore letting for Rs 85,000 to Rs 1.1 lakh earns Rs 10.2 to 13.2 lakh a year, which is 3.0 to 3.8 per cent. A 3 BHK at about Rs 5.93 crore letting for Rs 1.2 lakh earns Rs 14.4 lakh, or 2.4 per cent. After maintenance and a month empty, take about half a point off each.
Is Emaar DigiHomes ready to move in?
Yes. The project was registered in May 2019 and possession was delivered in April 2023 in a single phase; all three towers are handed over and occupied, and both the resale and the rental markets in the building are active. The row this page replaces called it a new launch, which it has not been for seven years. Ask the seller for the occupation certificate and their conveyance deed.
What is the RERA number of Emaar DigiHomes?
GGM/337/69/2019/31, dated 24 May 2019, issued by the Haryana authority for the whole project as a single phase. Nobody prints a competing number. On a delivered flat the occupation certificate for the tower matters more than the registration, but the sale deed should still cite this number, and the authority's website confirms it in a minute.
How many towers and flats does Emaar DigiHomes have?
Three towers on 5.64 acres with 504 apartments, in 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft and 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft. Some listings print 34 floors and "more than 526 units", and one prints four towers; the three-tower, 504-flat figure is the one the deeds in circulation support. The gap between the lowest and highest ask in the building is mostly floor and view, so which tower and which floor is the question to ask first.
Is Emaar DigiHomes a good investment?
The 2 BHK, yes, on the corridor's own terms: a delivered flat at Rs 3.45 crore yielding 3 to 3.8 per cent gross is among the better income results on the Extension Road. The 3 BHK, no: at Rs 5.93 crore and 2.4 per cent it is a home to live in. Sector 62 rates rose about 2.2 per cent in the past year after doubling over five, so do not count on the five-year run repeating.
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Project Highlights
- ✓ Delivered: registered May 2019, possession from April 2023, three towers and 504 flats on 5.64 acres
- ✓ Resale at about Rs 22,900 per sq ft, 10 per cent above the Sector 62 average near Rs 20,750
- ✓ 2 BHK of 1,508 sq ft asks Rs 3.14 to 3.6 crore; 3 BHK of 2,588 sq ft asks Rs 5.34 to 6.34 crore
- ✓ Lets for Rs 67,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh a month: 3 to 3.8 per cent gross on the 2 BHK, 2.4 per cent on the 3 BHK
- ✓ The old 'Rs 1.70 crore onwards' was the 2019 launch rate of Rs 11,300 per sq ft, half today's market
- ✓ Four-star GRIHA green-building rating and a voice-controlled smart-home fit-out, now seven years old
- ✓ Six one-unit resale pages for this building now fold into this one
Pros & Cons
- +Delivered since April 2023 and occupied: no construction risk, and a working society to ask questions of
- +The 2 BHK yields 3 to 3.8 per cent gross, among the better income results on the Extension Road
- +Deep rental market, with more than 120 flats to let across two portals, so a tenant is easy to find
- +A four-star GRIHA rating, which most towers on the corridor do not have
- +Wide resale choice: over 100 flats listed, so a buyer can be selective on floor and view
- –The 3 BHK yields 2.4 per cent gross at Rs 5.93 crore: a home, not an income property
- –Sector 62 rates moved only about 2.2 per cent in the past year after doubling in five
- –The cheapest flat is Rs 3.14 crore; the old Rs 1.70 crore headline was a launch-era rate
- –The smart-home fit-out is seven years old and depends on who is maintaining it
- –Listings disagree on towers, floors and unit count, so verify the tower on the deed
Possession Timeline
Registered with the Haryana authority on 24 May 2019 and delivered in April 2023 in a single phase, so the project ran under four years from registration to keys, which is quick for the corridor. All three towers are handed over and occupied. For a buyer the risk has moved from construction to paperwork: the occupation certificate for the tower, the seller's conveyance deed and the society's no-dues letter are what to ask for.
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💬 Our View
The old row was wrong in the two ways that matter most on a delivered building: it called a project finished in 2023 a new launch, and it printed a launch-era price of Rs 1.70 crore that is half what the cheapest flat now costs. The corrected picture is a building that trades at about Rs 22,900 per sq ft, lets for Rs 67,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh, and therefore yields 3 to 3.8 per cent on the 2 BHK and 2.4 per cent on the 3 BHK. That makes the small flat one of the better landlord buys on the Extension Road and the large one a home. The honest case for the building is that it is finished, green-rated and well let, and the honest caution is that the sector has stopped rising this year.
Final Verdict
Delivered since April 2023, about Rs 22,900 per sq ft on resale, Rs 67,000 to 1.2 lakh rent: the 2 BHK yields up to 3.8 per cent, the 3 BHK 2.4.