Silverglades Legacy Gurgaon: RERA, Price & Facts 2026

Silverglades Legacy in Sector 63A, Gurugram, is registered with HARERA as RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/861/593/2024/88, dated 16 August 2024. That registration number is the only detail all sources agree on. Land area, tower count, unit count, price and possession date all vary by source. Verify each on haryanarera.gov.in before you book.

Key Takeaways

• HARERA registration RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/861/593/2024/88, dated 16 August 2024, is the only figure identical across every published source.
• Published land area ranges from 9.95 to 14 acres. Tower count ranges from four to five. Residences range from 341 to 450.
• Published starting prices is about ₹ 7.35 Cr crore to ₹ 8.4 crore. The developer’s own project page publishes no price, no unit count, and no possession date.
• Published possession dates span 2030 to December 2031. Only the HARERA-declared date carries delay-interest liability under the RERA Act.
• The Sector 56 to Pachgaon metro (35 km, 28 stations, ₹ 10,428 crore) has finalized the DPR, awaiting approval. Published alignments name Sectors 61, 62 and 66. Not 63A.
• Haryana caps affordable-housing allotment in Gurugram at 5,575 per sq.ft. of carpet area. This project sits nowhere near that category.

The One Number Nobody Disputes

Search this project and you will find a dozen pages that look the same. Same amenity list. Same photographs. Same three adjectives.

Then compare their numbers.

One says 9.95 acres. Another says 14. One counts four towers, another five. Starting prices run from 7.35 Cr crore to 8.4 crore, depending on which browser tab you have open. Possession of lands anywhere between 2030 and December 2031.

Across all of them, exactly one detail remains constant: the HARERA registration RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/861/593/2024/88, dated 16 August 2024.

That consistency is not luck. A registration number is filed with a regulator and cannot be quietly restated. Almost everything else on those pages can be.

For a purchase that starts near 6 crores, the difference between a fixed number and a repeated number is the whole game.

Where the Published Figures Stop Matching

Here is what the pages ranking for Silverglades Legacy Gurgaon actually publish, as of July 2026. The right-hand column is where you settle each dispute.

What the developer’s own site publishes

This is the part most buyers never check. The official Silverglades page for The Legacy carries no price, no unit count, no acreage, no tower count, no possession date and no registration number in its body copy. It carries floor plan configurations, an amenities gallery, a site plan, and a phone number.

That is not evasion. Developer sites are marketing surfaces, and Indian developers routinely keep commercial terms off them.

But follow the implication. Every hard number circulating about this project reached the internet through an intermediary. Each intermediary rounded, guessed, or copied from another intermediary.

You are reading a game of telephone with a ₹6 crore price tag.

Why Sector 63A Buyers Keep Seeing Contradictory Specs

Three things are happening at once, and separating them explains almost every discrepancy in the table above.

Phasing. The development releases in named phases. Pages describing “Trident Residences” as Phase-I count four towers and 341 residences. Pages describing the full project count five towers and 410 to 450. Both can be accurate about different things. Neither usually tells you which one it is describing.

Sub-launches carry their own prices. A 3 BHK at 2,800 sq.ft. in an early tower and a 4 BHK at 4,800 sq.ft. in a later one are not the same product, and they were not released at the same rate. When a page says “starting price,” it almost never names the tower that price belongs to.

Copying. Most pages ranking for this project are not written by anyone who visited it. They are assembled from other pages. An error entered once propagates, and the propagation looks like corroboration.

9 sites saying 10.5 acres is not nine confirmations. It may be one guess, copied eight times.

Run the Density Claim Through the Arithmetic

Low density is this project’s headline differentiator. Two figures circulate: 37 and 40 homes per acre.

Neither one is a measurement. Both are division problems, and the inputs are exactly the two numbers nobody can agree on.

So do the division yourself, across every published pairing.

The answer runs from 24.4 to 45.2 homes per acre. That is close to a twofold spread on the single specification on which the project is marketed.

Notice something else. Neither the published density claim (37) nor (40) reproduces cleanly from any pairing above. The nearest is 410 residences across 10.5 acres, which gives 39.0.

None of this means the density is bad. Low-density claims on this corridor are often real, and the sanctioned plan may well support them. It means the number you were given was derived from inputs the seller has not shown you. Ask for the licensed area and the unit schedule, both from the HARERA filing, and run the division again with figures that carry a regulator’s stamp.

A specification you can recompute is worth more than one you can only repeat.

How to Verify Silverglades Legacy on the HARERA Portal in Six Steps

This takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. Do it before the booking amount leaves your account, not after.

1. Open haryanarera.gov.in and select the Gurugram authority. Gurugram and Panchkula maintain separate registries.
2. Search registered projects by the registration number RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/861/593/2024/88 or by the project name. If a number you were given returns nothing, stop there.
3. Read the declared possession date. This is the date that carries monthly delay interest payable to you. A brochure date does not.
4. Check the sanctioned tower count, licensed land area and unit schedule against whatever the sales team has told you. Ask about every gap.
5. Open the complaints tab and read what has been filed against the promoter. Volume matters less than pattern.
6. Download the filing as a PDF, save it with today’s date, and take a printout to your site visit. Ask the sales team to initial anything they say has changed.

Then repeat step two for the RERA agent registration of whoever is selling you the flat. Agents are registered separately, and an unregistered agent is not permitted to facilitate the sale.

Four Mistakes Buyers Make on Golf Course Extension Road

1. Reading exclusive area as carpet area

The sizes you see quoted, 2,800, 3,800, and 4,800 sq.ft. are exclusive or saleable area. RERA carpet area is a smaller, legally defined figure that governs your sale agreement. Divide the price by the number of carpets, and the rate per sq. ft. you thought you were paying changes materially. Ask for both figures in writing.

2. Pricing in a metro station that has not been approved

Covered in the next section. It is the single most common assumption on this corridor.

3. Searching for affordable housing in Sector 63A

Some readers arrive here after searching for that exact phrase, and the phrase does not describe this project. Under Haryana’s Affordable Group Housing policy, the Gurugram allotment ceiling was raised in March 2026 to ₹5,575 per sq.ft. of carpet area, and flats are capped at roughly 301 to 646 sq.ft. of carpet area, allotted by lottery draw.

Silverglades Legacy starts at 2,800 sq.ft. With published prices from ₹7.35 Cr crore. On those figures the arithmetic lands between roughly ₹21,000 and ₹30,000 per sq.ft. of exclusive area, nearly four to more than five times the affordable-housing ceiling. The real gap is wider still, because that ceiling applies to carpet area while these prices are quoted on a larger exclusive area.

If affordable housing is what you are looking for, the Department of Town and Country Planning portal is where those draws are announced. This is a different market with a different regulator pathway.

4. Treating the brochure’s possession date as the legal one

Only the HARERA-declared date creates liability. Everything else is intent.

What the Sector 63A Metro Story Actually Says in July 2026

The Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation has finalised a detailed project report, prepared by RITES, for a metro corridor running from Sector 56 on Golf Course Extension Road to Pachgaon on the Delhi-Jaipur highway. The corridor is 35 km with 28 stations, costed at ₹10,428 crores. HSIIDC has committed ₹1,500 crores towards it. Earlier reporting in 2025 put the cost at near ₹8,500 crores, which shows how much the figure has moved.

At Sector 56 the line would interchange with the existing Rapid Metro.

Two facts get lost in the marketing. First, the DPR is finalised, not approved. It still requires Haryana government clearance and then Union ministry clearance. Second, the published alignment names Sectors 61, 62, Nirvana Country, and Sector 66, then Vatika Chowk and the Southern Peripheral Road. Sector 63A is not a named station.

A station near your sector is a reasonable expectation. A station in it is not yet a fact, and no one should be paying for one.

Final Thoughts:

The strongest thing you can know about Silverglades Legacy Gurgaon today is which of its numbers are filed and which are merely repeated.

1. One number is filed: HARERA registration RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/861/593/2024/88, dated 16 August 2024. Confirm it yourself at haryanarera.gov.in.
2. Land area, towers, units, price, and possession all vary across published sources. Ask for each in writing, from the developer, with a date on it.
3. The Sector 56 to Pachgaon metro DPR is finalised but unapproved, and Sector 63A is not a named station. Do not pay a premium for it today.
4. Quoted sizes are exclusive area, not RERA carpet area. Recalculate your rate per sq.ft. on the carpet figure before you compare anything to anything.
5. This is not affordable housing, and it was never priced to be. Gurugram’s affordable ceiling is ₹5,575 per sq.ft. of carpet area.

If you want to walk through the HARERA filing for Silverglades Legacy Gurgaon line by line, alongside the current floor plans and price sheet, our team will do it with you on a call. Bring your questions about the tower and the phase. Those are the two that matter most.

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