Oberoi 360 North, Sector 58 Gurugram

There are moments in a city's story when a single address changes the conversation around it, and on Golf Course Extension Road, that moment belongs to Oberoi 360 North. This is Oberoi Realty's maiden launch in Delhi-NCR, a decision the Mumbai-headquartered developer has weighed for years before finally arriving in Sector 58 with a project designed to carry the same weight as its Worli landmark. The name itself is a quiet nod to that lineage. Oberoi 360 North Gurgaon is the landmark entry of Oberoi Realty into Delhi-NCR the Mumbai developer celebrated for iconic projects like Three Sixty West in Worli.

Spread across roughly 14.81 acres of premium land, the development unfolds as a composition of seven high-rise towers, with the first phase bringing six of these to life while the seventh is held in reserve for a later chapter. The scale of ambition is matched by the scale of investment. The project sits on a parcel valued at over ₹1,000 crore, underlining the scale of this investment, a figure that speaks to how seriously Oberoi is treating its northern debut.

Within these towers, Oberoi has chosen to build sparingly rather than densely. Each floor holds just one home, a decision that gives every resident total privacy along with a private lift lobby, wide balconies, and soaring 13-foot ceilings that make even the 4 BHK residences feel like private villas suspended in the sky. The homes themselves come in two generous configurations: 4 BHK with servant room spanning approximately 5,500 to 5,600 sq ft, and 5 BHK with servant room extending to nearly 8,500 sq ft, giving families the kind of breathing room rarely found even in Gurugram's luxury segment.

Beyond the residences, the project is conceived as a self-contained world. A high-street retail promenade, envisioned as a lifestyle boulevard, sits alongside a clubhouse spanning over a lakh square feet, while a ten-acre central green threads through the towers, keeping the Aravalli hills as a constant backdrop to daily life. It is, in every sense, Oberoi's statement that Gurugram deserves the same design rigour it has spent decades perfecting in Mumbai.