Saket property guide: malls, hospitals and builder floors
Saket is among South Delhi's most convenient addresses. Here's what buyers should know about its blocks, prices and stock.
Saket combines established residential blocks with the Saket District Centre — Select Citywalk, DLF Avenue and Max Super Speciality Hospital — all within the colony.
Location
Saket station on the Yellow Line is inside the colony. MB Road connects quickly to Gurugram, and the Press Enclave Road links to Malviya Nagar and Hauz Khas.
Housing stock
- Blocks A to N: plots of 200–500 sq yd with builder floors and independent homes
- DDA pockets and Press Enclave: apartments, a good option for smaller budgets
Prices
New floors on 250–300 sq yd plots trade around ₹3.5–6 Cr. Apartments in DDA and group-housing pockets start lower. Confirm the circle-rate category of the specific block with the Sub-Registrar. View current Saket listings.
Things to check
- Parking: blocks near the malls see weekend traffic.
- DDA leasehold status for flats, and whether conversion to freehold is complete.
Who buys in Saket
Doctors and staff at Max and other hospitals, professionals commuting to Gurugram on MB Road, and families who value having malls, cinemas and the Metro on their doorstep.
Builder floors vs apartments in Saket
Saket offers both. Builder floors in the main blocks give you a land share and more privacy, while DDA and group-housing flats offer lower prices, society security and lower maintenance. Read our comparison of builder floors and apartments.
Renting
A 3 BHK builder floor typically rents for ₹70,000 to ₹1.3 lakh a month, and demand is steady from hospital staff and corporate tenants.
Checks specific to Saket
- For DDA flats, the conveyance deed and freehold conversion
- Society NOC and maintenance dues for apartments
- Parking for builder floors near the malls
Use our EMI calculator to plan your loan.
Frequently asked questions
Is Saket better for renting or living? Both. Hospital and corporate demand keeps rental occupancy high, and the convenience makes it popular with owner-occupiers.
