In August 2025, there was big news related to the luxury real estate sector. A British businessman named Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia purchased an apartment in DLF The Camellias Super Luxury Residence in Gurugram. He is a car parts distributor in the UK and bought a grand 11,416 sq. ft. apartment worth ₹100 crore.
This deal shows the rising demand for ultra-luxury homes in India, besides other countries. This news confirms that The Camellias is one of the most premium places to live for global elites.
Who is Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia?
Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia is a well-known British businessman of Indian origin. Mr. Ahliwalia is a founder and non-executive chairman of Dominvs Group. He is famous for starting Euro Car Parts, one of the biggest car parts distributors in the UK. His business skills and success have made him known as a smart investor who can spot high-value opportunities. By investing ₹100 crore in The Camellias, he has shown his trust in India’s growing luxury real estate market and its strong future potential.
The Camellias: A Symbol of Unparalleled Luxury
DLF has delivered many luxurious projects among them, one of the most expensive projects in Gurgaon on Golf Course Road is DLF The Camellias. It is one of the most prestigious residential addresses in India. It is often compared to world-famous luxury homes like One Hyde Park in London. Built for the ultra-wealthy who want the huge apartments, world-class facilities, and modern design.
Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia wanted to buy a farmhouse in Gurgaon, but he thought that a gated society would be better for safety. So, he bought the 11,416 sq. ft. apartment in Camellias, which shows the grand demand of this project. It comes with large living spaces, wide views, and custom interiors made for high-net-worth buyers.
A Home for India’s Elite
The Camellias has already become a top choice for business tycoons, startup founders, and industrialists. Ahluwalia’s deal adds to a list of famous buyers like Rishi Parti, director of Info-X Software Technology Pvt Ltd; Peyush Bansal, founder of Lenskart; and Deep Kalra, founder of MakeMyTrip, making the project even more exclusive.
What Makes This Purchase Important?
- Record-Breaking Deal: At ₹100 crore, this is one of the most expensive home sales in India. Rishi Parti, director of Info-X Software Technology Pvt Ltd, purchased a 16,290 sq ft penthouse for ₹190 crore in December 2024.
- Price Appreciation: The Camellias was launched at ₹22,500 per sq. ft. and is currently trading at ₹87,800 per sq. ft. onwards. Its value has increased a lot, and the leasing rate is between ₹12 lakh and ₹16 lakh per month, excluding maintenance.
- Global Appeal: As a UK-based businessman, Ahluwalia’s purchase shows that international investors are also looking at Indian luxury homes.
- Booming Market: India’s luxury housing is growing very fast; whatever projects were launched sold out in a short time period. More entrepreneurs, NRIs, and corporate leaders are buying such homes, proving strong confidence in India’s economy and real estate.
Why Choose The Camellias?
- Unmatched Amenities: Private lifts, a manmade lake, butler service, infinity pools, 24×7 security, a huge clubhouse, and concierge services give a lifestyle rarely found in India.
- Prime Location: On Golf Course Road under DLF Phase 5, it has quick access to the cyber city, Genpact, Paras Hospital, Gurgaon-Faridabad Road.
- Architectural Excellence: Hafeez Contractor is the most renowned contractor who designed the Camellias; it offers modern design with luxury comfort.
Luxury camellias Bought by High-Profile Businessmen
These are some of the high-profile individuals who have bought apartments in The Camellias. These are all who occupy high-level positions, including co-founders, directors, founders, and chairmen.
- Smiti Agarwal, director at Wesbok Lifestyle. She acquired a 10,000 sq ft apartment for ₹95 crore in January 2024, wife of V Bazaar CMD Hemant Agarwal.
- Peyush Bansal, founder of Lenskart, who bought a 7,461 sq ft apartment for ₹27.02 crore, registered in April 2024.
- Deep Kalra, founder of MakeMyTrip, who purchased a 7,430 sq ft apartment for ₹46.25 crore, registered in March 2024.
- Rahul Dhanuka and Harsh Dhanuka of Dhanuka Agritech, who bought apartments for ₹24.31 crore and ₹32.52 crore, respectively, registered in April 2024.
- Ram Gopal Agarwal is the Group Chairman of Dhanuka Agritech. He purchased a 7,361 sq ft apartment for ₹22.55 crore, registered in April 2024. Anmol Singh Jaggi, promoter of Gensol Engineering, who allegedly used company funds to buy a 7,430 sq ft apartment for ₹37.92 crore, as per a SEBI interim order.
