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Dwarka Expressway Corridor Ready For Development With Planned Metro Connectivity


As a major advancement in the reform of urban infrastructure in the National Capital Region (NCR), the early planning stages are underway for a new Metro line along the Dwarka Expressway. It is intended that this new corridor will greatly improve accessibility between the national and economic core of Delhi and Gurugram, one of the NCR's leading residential and economic settlements. With improved public transit access, traffic congestion will be alleviated, travel times will be reduced, and a more sustainable transportation option will be made available for thousands of commuters each day. The project is anticipated to also catalyze new investment and additional development of residential connectivity and commercial opportunities along the extent of the Metro line. Once completed, the Metro will significantly improve the transportation infrastructure of the regional transportation network in a meaningful way by providing infrastructure to enhance residential development opportunities and boost commercial development in one of the fastest urbanizing corridors in India.
Dwarka Expressway Metro: Proposal Highlights
The upcoming metro corridor, under construction, will link Kherki Daula to the Airport Metro Line, which terminates at the Yashobhoomi Metro Station at present. Alignment of the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) at Kherki Daula and connection with the Pachgaon Metro project are all part of the master plan.
Key instructions provided are:

[*]Preparation of the feasibility report by DMRC and HMRTC
[*]Conduct a comprehensive ridership study to assess demand and align routes efficiently.
[*]Identification and clearance of bottlenecks in execution
[*]Planning for last-mile connectivity to enable new metro stations and ancillary urban growth
Value Appreciation and Improved Access
The metro spur will reduce travel times between Gurugram and Delhi. Supported by current Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for an Airport Line extension and improved connectivity to IFFCO Chowk, the metro integration will facilitate seamless connectivity for residents and businesses.
In the NCR, the connectivity of the Metro has always been a propelling factor for real estate growth, driving rental returns as well as capital values. As per market reports, the best areas in planned and underway metro routes have experienced price appreciation by 24% to 139% since 2021. On average, the region has experienced an 81% increase in property prices over five years.
The Dwarka Expressway corridor, already a hotspot with mixed-use and residential development, will most likely witness:

[*]Greater end-user demand in mid- and premium-housing pockets
[*]Leasing activity picking up pace, particularly in transit-connected micro-markets
[*]Capital values areexpected to rise steeply with improved infrastructure and secured project timelines
[*]Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) around places like Yashobhoomi, IFFCO Chowk, and Kherki Daula
Future Milestones: What to Expect
The first phase of the Gurugram Metro project, with a 1.85 km spur to Dwarka Expressway, will start in September 2025 and be completed by 2028. Simultaneously, a DPR is being prepared to upgrade the Airport Line to IFFCO Chowk for comprehensive coverage in both old and new Gurugram.
Through strong policies, agency coordination, and increasing interest from the private sector, the proposed metro line has the potential to serve as a spine for integrated urban transportation and real estate-led economic development in the area. For developers, investors, and consumers alike, the Dwarka Expressway Metro line offers more than just improved connectivity and represents a renewed era of value creation along NCR’s richest corridor.
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