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Godrej Sora is Godrej Properties’ ultra-luxury residential offering on Golf Course Road, Sector 53, Gurugram — positioned as a low-density, design-led development with Japanese-inspired aesthetics and premium amenities. For investors weighing a purchase here, the project’s brand, location and configuration mix make it attractive — but there are important factors to check before writing the cheque. Below is a focused, research-backed outlook to help you evaluate the opportunity. Project snapshot Godrej Sora  is marketed as a boutique luxury project spread across roughly 3.5–4 acres with a limited inventory of high-end units (reports indicate ~244 units), designed around large balconies, low density and a “Shiki” clubhouse concept that reflects Japanese Shibui design principles. Unit mixes being promoted are predominantly large-format residences (3.5/3 BHK, 4.5/4 BHK and higher), with only a few units per core to prioritise privacy. Location & connectivity — why Golf Course Road ...

 In a significant move to uphold urban planning regulations, the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Gurugram, recently demolished an unauthorized meeting hall constructed by the Residents Welfare Association (RWA) within the Emaar Palm Hills Society in Sector 77. This action underscores the city's commitment to enforcing compliance with approved layouts and safety norms. Unauthorized Construction in a Premium Condominium The meeting hall, built without prior approval from the DTCP, was located in a common area of the condominium. Despite being intended for community use, the structure violated the approved layout plan of the society. The District Town Planner, Amit Madholia, highlighted that such unauthorized constructions not only breach regulatory norms but also pose potential safety risks, especially when situated near critical infrastructure like high-speed diesel storage facilities. Enforcement Action and Community Response The demolition followed a complaint ...