Outlook Business Desk
Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal has added a new asset to his name—an ultra-luxury apartment in DLF’s The Camellias, located in Gurugram. The premium property joins his growing list of high-value investments.
Deepinder Goyal bought the apartment three years ago for ₹52.3 crore, according to documents accessed by real estate analytics firm Zapkey. The conveyance deed was finalised in March 2025, with ₹3.66 crore paid in stamp duty.
Spread across 10,813 sq ft, the ultra-luxury residence offers five dedicated parking spots. Its prime location, expansive layout, and exclusive access make it one of the most coveted addresses in Gurugram’s high-end property market.
Located in DLF Phase-5, The Camellias is famed for ultra-luxury apartments. The project has drawn billionaire buyers and startup founders, highlighting a rising demand for high-end housing across the National Capital Region (NCR).
Goyal purchased the apartment directly from the listed real estate developer DLF in August 2022. The conveyance deed was officially registered on 17 March 2025, confirming the completion of the transaction.
In February 2024, Deepinder Goyal acquired a ₹50 crore land parcel in Delhi’s upscale Mehrauli area. This marked a major addition to his growing real estate portfolio in the Delhi-NCR region.
Goyal’s net worth stands at $1.6 billion. Alongside his properties, he owns high-end cars including a Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, an Aston Martin DB12 and a Ferrari Roma.
India’s new-age founders and top executives are choosing branded residences over traditional bungalows. Gurugram’s The Camellias reflects this shift, emerging as a preferred address for ultra-wealthy buyers seeking space, privacy and luxury amenities.
As more startup and tech leaders opt for high-end flats, demand and prices in the NCR’s luxury segment continue to rise. Experts say this trend is far from over—with buyers like Goyal setting the pace.