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    About Emaar Marbella Villas Sector 66 Gurgaon
    Emaar Marbella Villas is the delivered Spanish-style villa estate on Golf Course Extension Road, Sector 66, Gurugram — a separate project from the plotted Marbella Terraces launch next door. It is registered under Haryana RERA as HRERA-1031/2017/1467, handed over from around October 2022, and sells today almost entirely on the resale market, where 4 BHK villas list from roughly Rs 13.45 crore and the bigger 5 BHK and large-plot homes run well past Rs 30 crore.

    Because the estate is finished, the buying decision here is unlike a launch. There is no possession risk, no payment plan and no developer price list. What there is instead is a resale market with a 38% spread between two villas of the same size, a set of launch-era prices still being copied around the internet, and three different “Marbella” registrations that brokers mix together. This page sorts those out.

    At a glance
    Project Emaar Marbella Villas, Sector 66, Gurugram 122102
    Developer Emaar India Limited (built as Emaar MGF Land Limited)
    Corridor Golf Course Extension Road
    Villa parcel About 41.86 acres, inside a wider Marbella estate of roughly 108-110 acres
    Villas About 260-270 on the parcel; some listings print 404 (see below)
    Configurations 4 BHK and 5 BHK independent villas, Spanish architecture
    Built-up area 4 BHK about 5,605 sq ft; 5 BHK about 6,520 – 8,120 sq ft
    Plot sizes Broadly 267, 350 and 500 sq yd
    HARERA registration HRERA-1031/2017/1467
    Status Ready to move — possession from around October 2022
    Resale price 4 BHK from about Rs 13.45 crore; larger homes to Rs 33-48 crore
    Resale rate Average about Rs 21,700 per sq ft in Q1 2026, up about 11% in the quarter
    Three Marbellas — which one are you being quoted?
    “Emaar Marbella” is an estate, not one registration, and the numbers you see online get mixed between its parts. Keep them apart:

    Name What it is Status
    Marbella Villas (this page) Built 4 and 5 BHK villas on about 41.86 acres, HRERA-1031/2017/1467 Delivered 2022, resale only
    Marbella Phase 2 Residential plots of about 2,135 – 2,403 sq ft, quoted from about Rs 7.19 crore Registered, possession quoted December 2027
    Marbella Terraces The 2026 launch — 20.24 acres, 197 units, GM/1068/800/2026/40 New launch, completion December 2031
    So when a listing says “Marbella from Rs 7.19 crore”, it is describing a plot in Phase 2, not a villa. And when a brochure says “Marbella new launch”, it means Terraces. A finished villa on this page is a different purchase from both.

    The price: what is real and what is a leftover
    Several broker sites still print “4 BHK from Rs 5.5 crore” or “starting Rs 6.25 crore” for Marbella villas. Those are launch-era figures from more than a decade ago, copied forward and never updated. Nothing in the estate sells at that level today.

    What the resale market actually shows:

    Listing Size Ask Implied rate
    4 BHK, 5 bath About 5,605 sq ft About Rs 13.45 crore About Rs 24,000 per sq ft
    4 BHK About 5,600 sq ft About Rs 18.5 crore About Rs 33,000 per sq ft
    4 BHK, typical portal floor — Rs 15 crore onwards —
    5 BHK and large-plot villas 6,520 – 8,120 sq ft About Rs 33.3 – 48.2 crore —
    Portal average, Q1 2026 — — About Rs 21,700 per sq ft, up from Rs 19,550
    Look at the first two rows. Two 4 BHK villas of essentially the same built-up area, one at Rs 13.45 crore and one at Rs 18.5 crore — a 38% gap. That is not noise; it is the estate’s pricing logic. In a villa community the built-up area is only part of the price. The plot size (a 500 sq yd plot against a 267), the position (park-facing, corner, internal road), the condition of a decade-old home, and whether it has been renovated all move the number by crores. A per-sq-ft rate is therefore a weak guide here. Price a Marbella villa on its plot and position first, and its built-up area second.

    What that means in practice: ask for the plot area in sq yd, the site plan showing the villa’s position, and the renovation history before you compare asks. Two listings that look identical on a portal are often Rs 4-5 crore apart for reasons the portal never shows.
    https://realtyhunting.com/emaar-marbella-villas-sector-66-gurgaon/

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