Cross Point Mall Shop for Rent, DLF Phase 4 Gurgaon

Cross Point Mall is a small shopping and restaurant building in DLF City Phase IV, Sector 28, Gurugram, across the road from Galleria Market. Its shops are owned unit by unit and let by their owners, so there is no mall rate card: every owner sets a rent. On the listings read on 30 September 2026, shops ask about Rs 150 to Rs 224 per sq ft a month on the ground floor and for the larger units, and about Rs 61 for a small shop on the second floor.

The old row printed a band of Rs 150 to Rs 175 as the whole answer, with a starting figure of Rs 1.3 lakh that no listing supports as a floor. The Rs 150 to Rs 175 band is fair for the middle of the building. It misses a unit asking Rs 224 at the top and a second-floor shop at about a third of that at the bottom, and for a tenant that spread is the thing to understand before calling anyone.

Four asking rents, divided

The working: Rs 30,000 divided by 489 is Rs 61.35, and Rs 2,00,000 divided by 893 is Rs 223.96. The other two were quoted per foot, so the monthly figure is area times rate: 730 times 150 is Rs 1,09,500 and 950 times 175 is Rs 1,66,250. A leasing site also lists shops of 900, 1,022 and 1,510 sq ft, the largest furnished, with the 900 sq ft one at Rs 175. Units here run from about 489 to 1,510 sq ft, so this is a building of small and mid-sized shops, not anchor floors.

Two more rents sit on investor listings, where the shop is being sold with its tenant in place: one shop let at Rs 85,000 a month on a five-year lease, and a front-facing ground-floor unit let at about Rs 5.16 lakh a month; investor listings also offer a unit let to a bank. Neither listing gives the area, so neither can be divided. The bank figure still shows what the best frontage in the building earns: more than two and a half times the Rs 2 lakh unit in the table.

Why the fourth floor asks more than the second

In most malls the rent falls with every flight of stairs. On this site's pages, M3M Jewel on MG Road steps from Rs 500 on the ground to Rs 300 on the first and Rs 250 on the second, and Gold Souk in Sector 43 drops from Rs 250 on the ground to Rs 70 on the second. Cross Point breaks the pattern: the fourth-floor listing at Rs 150 asks well over twice the second-floor one at Rs 61.

The listings do not say why. The likeliest reason is use. The building's known occupants are mostly restaurants, cafes and bars, one of them a terrace brewpub, and a unit with a terrace, or with the permissions a kitchen and bar need, is worth far more to a restaurant than a closed shop one floor down is worth to a boutique. A small second-floor unit with neither is, in effect, a shop that has to find its own customers. Before paying Rs 150 upstairs, ask what the rate buys: terrace rights, exhaust and gas lines, a fire clearance for cooking, or only the floor space.

What a month costs, all in

Rent is the start. A GST-registered landlord adds 18 per cent to commercial rent, and maintenance, power and water come on top. No listing for this building publishes a maintenance rate, so the table stops before it:

The Rs 6 lakh deposit on the last line is the one printed on that listing; the other lines apply the same three months. A tenant registered for GST can usually set the tax off, which brings the ground-floor shop back to its Rs 1,66,250 rent. Get the maintenance rate in writing before comparing this building with any other. On this site's Gold Souk page, maintenance of Rs 26 a foot undoes most of the saving on an upper-floor shop, and on a Rs 61 unit here a charge of that size would add over 40 per cent to the rent.

Deposit, lock-in and the terms nobody prints

• Deposit: three months on the one listing that prints it, Rs 6 lakh on Rs 2 lakh a month.
• Term and lock-in: the let shop offered to investors carries a five-year lease. In Super Mart 1, another DLF Phase IV market within walking distance, shops of 380 to 388 sq ft are let at Rs 60,000 a month on three-year leases with a lock-in.
• Escalation: not published for any Cross Point shop. Ask for it as a percentage and a period, and refuse a clause that leaves it open.
• Maintenance: not published. Ask who bills it, an owners' body or an agency, and whether backup power is inside it.

The Super Mart 1 shops work out at Rs 154.60 to Rs 157.90 a sq ft, Rs 60,000 over 388 and over 380. That sits inside the band of Cross Point's fourth floor and ground floor, and it is a useful check: small let shops in this part of Phase IV are earning about Rs 150 to Rs 160, and an owner asking much more should be able to say what the extra buys.

Who trades here

Cross Point is known as a food address. No shop directory from the mall's management turned up in the searches for this page, so the list comes from restaurant and travel listings. The restaurants, cafes and salons they name include Cafe Delhi Heights on the first floor (units 121 to 123), The Pasta Bowl Company on the second, Yeti The Himalayan Kitchen, De Ghent Cafe, Pizzeria da Susy and a Turkish restaurant, Ryba, alongside salons such as Looks and Affinity, clothing stores, banks and ATMs. One travel site gives the mall 4.1 out of 5 on 1,474 reviews and describes it as calmer and cleaner than the markets around it, with its own parking.

For a tenant that cuts two ways. A restaurant or bar joins a cluster that already draws evening visitors from Phase IV and beyond. A shop selling goods gets less help: the crowd comes to eat, and a boutique on a floor of restaurants sees passing trade only if its front faces the diners' route. A salon, clinic or service business whose customers book ahead depends least on footfall and is the safer use of a cheaper upper-floor unit.

Getting there

The nearest metro station to Cross Point Mall is IFFCO Chowk on the Yellow Line, about 1.4 km away and an 18-minute walk by a transit app's measure. A distance site gives about 5 km and ten minutes by road; the two figures follow different routes. DLF's own brochure for its Phase IV floors counts three stations within 3 km of the area: City Centre, IFFCO Chowk and the Phase 1 Rapid Metro. None is at the door, so staff and customers mostly come by car, cab or auto, and the mall's own parking is part of what a tenant pays for.

Against the markets around it

Among shops for rent in DLF Phase 4, Cross Point sits above the small neighbourhood markets and well below the big-name malls. Its Rs 150 to Rs 224 on the ground floor is close to Central Plaza Mall on Golf Course Road at about Rs 122 and to Gold Souk's ground floor at Rs 250, and a fraction of the Rs 1,235 a foot on the DLF South Point Mall page. No Galleria rent is printed here, on purpose. Search summaries for Galleria mix in listings from other buildings, and the most repeated one, Rs 5 lakh for 405 sq ft, is the South Point unit. For the city's shop rents by market and format, see the Gurgaon shop rent guide.

Before you sign

1. Floor, unit and area basis: the unit number, and whether the area is carpet or super. Rents here are quoted both per foot and as a monthly sum, and the two must agree.
2. Maintenance: the rate per sq ft, who bills it, and whether backup power is included.
3. Deposit, lock-in and escalation: three months is the one deposit printed; the other two must be written into the lease.
4. For food use: gas, exhaust, grease trap, fire clearance and terrace rights, in the lease rather than promised.
5. The landlord's title: a registered sale deed in the name of whoever signs, since every shop here has its own owner.
6. Parking and signage: staff parking, what customers pay, and where your name can go on the front of the building, which matters most upstairs.

Thinking of buying rather than leasing? The Cross Point Mall sale page tests the asking prices against these rents.

Frequently asked questions

What is the shop rent in Cross Point Mall?

About Rs 150 to Rs 224 per sq ft a month for ground-floor and larger units, and about Rs 61 for a small second-floor shop, on listings read on 30 September 2026. A 950 sq ft ground-floor shop asks Rs 175, a 730 sq ft fourth-floor shop Rs 150, an 893 sq ft shop Rs 2 lakh a month (Rs 223.96 a foot) and a 489 sq ft second-floor shop Rs 30,000 (Rs 61.35 a foot). Maintenance is not published and comes on top.

What does a ground-floor shop in Cross Point Mall cost a month?

A 950 sq ft ground-floor shop at Rs 175 is Rs 1,66,250 a month in rent. If the landlord charges 18 per cent GST, that adds Rs 29,925, for Rs 1,96,175 before maintenance and power. At three months, the deposit would be about Rs 4.99 lakh. The best frontage costs far more: a front-facing ground-floor unit already let appears on an investor listing at about Rs 5.16 lakh a month.

How much do upper-floor shops in Cross Point Mall rent for?

It depends on how the floor is used more than on its height. A 489 sq ft second-floor shop asks Rs 30,000 a month, which is Rs 61.35 a foot, while a 730 sq ft unfurnished fourth-floor unit asks Rs 150, or Rs 1,09,500 a month. The upper floors hold restaurants and a terrace brewpub, so ask whether a higher upper-floor rate includes terrace rights or kitchen permissions before accepting it.

What deposit, lock-in and maintenance do Cross Point Mall landlords ask?

The one listing that prints a deposit asks Rs 6 lakh against a Rs 2 lakh rent, which is three months. A let shop offered to investors carries a five-year lease, and small shops in Super Mart 1 nearby are let on three-year terms with a lock-in. No listing publishes maintenance or escalation for this building, so get both in writing, with the escalation as a fixed percentage over a fixed period.

Which metro station is nearest to Cross Point Mall?

IFFCO Chowk on the Yellow Line, about 1.4 km and an 18-minute walk by a transit app's measure; a distance site gives about 5 km and ten minutes by road, which is a different route. DLF's brochure for its Phase IV floors counts three stations within 3 km of the area: City Centre, IFFCO Chowk and the Phase 1 Rapid Metro. Most customers arrive by car, so parking matters more here than the train.

Is Cross Point Mall part of Galleria Market?

No. It is a separate building across the road from Galleria Market in DLF City Phase IV, Sector 28, with different owners and different rents. Listing summaries often mix the two, and sometimes mix in other DLF malls: one Galleria rent repeated in search results, Rs 5 lakh for 405 sq ft, belongs to a unit in DLF South Point Mall. Check the building name on the lease and on the landlord's sale deed.

What is the Cross Point Mall address and pin code?

DLF Cross Point Mall stands opposite Galleria Market in DLF Phase 4 (DLF City Phase IV), Sector 28, Gurgaon, within walking distance of Amaltas Drive and the Super Mart 1 and Supermart II markets. None of the sources read for this page printed its postal pin code, so take the full address from the landlord's sale deed, which the lease should repeat word for word.

What kind of business suits a shop in Cross Point Mall?

Food, drink and booked services. The known occupants are mostly restaurants and cafes, such as Cafe Delhi Heights, The Pasta Bowl Company and Yeti, with salons, banks and a few clothing stores. A restaurant joins an evening crowd that already comes here. A boutique on a floor of restaurants depends on facing the diners' route. A salon or clinic whose clients book ahead needs footfall least and fits a cheaper upper-floor unit.