The Haryana government has officially launched Phase 1 of the ambitious Global City project in Gurugram, which will span 1,000 acres along the Dwarka Expressway. This initial phase, set to be completed by December 2026, will cost ₹940 crore and will lay the groundwork for both residential and commercial spaces equipped with modern infrastructure.
Phase 1 will focus on developing 587 acres of trunk infrastructure, including roads, electricity, water supply, and stormwater management. Key features of this phase include 13 kilometers of internal roads, a 26-kilometer stormwater drain network, and extensive utility systems. The area will also see the relocation of three high-tension power lines.
The project will feature commercial towers, offices, retail spaces, hospitals, schools, and a transportation system. Once fully realized, Global City will encompass 12 million square meters of built-up area, incorporating green spaces and water bodies, alongside dedicated zones for innovation and culture.
HSIIDC will oversee the operation and maintenance of Global City until December 31, 2033, with maintenance costs to be recovered from allottees starting in 2034. Additionally, the Haryana government has increased HSIIDC’s working capital limit by ₹1,500 crore to support the development of both Global City and IMT Sohna.



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