Sector 89. Close to Dwarka Expressway. Spread across roughly 52 acres, and instead of going tall like most Gurgaon launches these days, Smartworld Gems is built low, stilt plus four floors, nothing more. Near About 2,455 units total over all the complete design.In the most desired and Valued city gurgaon, 2 as well as 3 BHK, though some listings call it 2.5 as well as 3.5 BHK in the city. That extra half just means a bit more room, usually turned into a study or small work corner, not counted as a full separate bedroom. Every floor gets its own private terrace too, genuinely rare in Gurgaon, most flats don't give you outdoor space that's actually yours alone.
Prices at Smartworld Gems have gone up pretty steadily quarter after quarter here. Waiting too long probably won't save much money.
Smartworld Developers, based out of Sector 66. Still fairly young compared to older names like DLF or Tata, but they've moved fast, building across Golf Course Extension Road, Dwarka Expressway, and New Gurgaon in a short window. People generally speak well of their build quality. Fair to say though, most of their projects are still new, so there's no long delivery history behind them yet.
Number's RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/502/234/2021/70. Registered, confirmed. Still, go look it up yourself on the Haryana RERA site before paying anything, especially since this project's sold across multiple phases, make sure the exact floor or block you're buying matches the registration.What comes with each home:
Worth knowing too, the design wastes less space on shared walls and corridors, so you actually get more usable room per sq ft than a typical apartment.
At True Asset Consultancy, we tell clients that low-rise projects like Smartworld Gems are still fairly rare in New Gurgaon, most builders default to towers since it's easier fitting more units on less land. That rarity's part of why demand's held up well here.
Does Smartworld Gems actually feel less crowded than a normal Gurgaon society?
Yeah, mostly comes down to the low-rise setup. Way fewer families share one building compared to some 30-floor tower, so the clubhouse and common areas rarely feel packed the way they can elsewhere.
Can I actually use the terrace all year, or is it more of a summer thing?
Depends on which floor you're on and which way it faces honestly. Top floors usually get better sun and airflow. Worth checking the actual direction during a site visit before assuming it'll work for you daily.
How does resale demand look for Smartworld Gems given it's still a fairly new project?
Still building up honestly, since possession across phases is recent, resale volume isn't huge yet, though steady price growth so far suggests genuine buyer interest rather than just early-launch hype.Smartworld Gems