Golf Course Extension Road
The busiest corridor for shared flats. Newer societies, heavy young-professional population, and the widest spread of budgets in the city.
Gurgaon
Gurgaon,
corridor by corridor
Most people pick a corridor by where they work, then choose a sector inside it.
6 of 33 areas have a full guide so far — published as they are finished.
Golf Course Road
Older DLF phases and Sushant Lok, served by the Rapid Metro. Closest thing Gurgaon has to a walkable, established neighbourhood.
Cyber City & Udyog Vihar
Shortest commutes if you work in the DLF Cyber City or Udyog Vihar offices. Mostly older builder floors rather than large societies.
Old Gurgaon
The original sectors near the Yellow Line metro. Independent floors and older colonies rather than gated societies.
West Gurgaon
Palam Vihar and the Dwarka Expressway side. Useful if you commute towards Delhi or the airport.
Areas we’re still researching
These have no guide yet. Rather than publish a page with nothing in it, we wait until we have rent data and something worth saying.
- Sector 48
- Sector 50
- Sector 57
- Sector 58
- Sector 61
- Sector 65
- Sector 66
- Sector 67
- DLF Phase 1
- DLF Phase 2
- DLF Phase 5
- Sector 43
- Sector 53
- DLF Phase 4
- Sector 21
- Sector 22
- Sector 47
- Malibu Towne
- Nirvana Country
- Uppal Southend
- South City 1
- South City 2
- Sushant Lok 2
- Sushant Lok 3
- Sector 31
- Sector 15
- Sector 23
We publish the sample size, not just the number
Every rent and deposit figure carries how many real listings it came from and the month it was collected, and it is refreshed quarterly. Where an area’s numbers are not verified yet, we show none at all — an estimate you cannot check is worse than no estimate.
Common questions
Renting in Gurgaon
Which areas of Gurgaon are best for shared flats?
Golf Course Extension Road (Sectors 48–67) has the highest concentration of shared flats and flatmate listings, because the societies there are newer and the resident population skews towards working professionals in their twenties and thirties. DLF Phases 2 and 3 suit anyone working in Cyber City or Udyog Vihar, though the housing there is mostly older builder floors rather than gated societies.
Do I need to pay brokerage to find a flatmate in Gurgaon?
No. Brokerage exists because most listings sit with agents, not because it is legally required. Posting and browsing on Flat and Flatmate is free, and you talk directly to the person living in the flat. If someone contacts you claiming a fee is mandatory, they are an agent.
Which Gurgaon societies allow bachelors?
This varies society by society and even between towers within the same society, and rules change. It is the single most common reason a viewing falls through, so confirm the policy with the owner or the RWA before you travel to see a place. We record known bachelor policies on each area page as we verify them.
How is Gurgaon laid out?
Gurgaon is organised by numbered sectors plus named colonies such as DLF Phases, Sushant Lok and South City. Broadly, the lower sector numbers are Old Gurgaon near the Yellow Line metro, the 40s and 50s run along Golf Course Road and Golf Course Extension Road, and the higher numbers are New Gurgaon towards the Dwarka Expressway.
What should I check before renting a room in Gurgaon?
Four things people most often forget: whether the society allows bachelors, how power backup is billed (DG charges are separate from rent in most societies), whether the building depends on tanker water in summer, and what the maintenance charge is and who pays it. Ask all four before you discuss rent.