Sector 62 sits at the premium end of the Golf Course Extension Road (SPR) corridor, and it has quietly become one of the most sought-after rental addresses for professionals who want a low-rise, resort-style lifestyle without paying old Golf Course Road prices. This is the home of M3M Golf Estate, Emaar Palm Heights, Tata Primanti and a cluster of high-specification condominiums that draw corporate leaders, consultants, and NRIs on assignment. But rents here move sharply depending on the project, tower and furnishing — and tenants routinely overpay because they benchmark against the wrong comparables. This guide breaks down exactly what you should expect to pay for a 2, 3 or 4 BHK in Sector 62 in 2026, what deposits and brokerage look like, the hidden charges that catch renters off guard, and how to tell whether your quoted rent is fair.
Last updated: August 1, 2026
What is the average rent in Sector 62 Gurugram in 2026?
The average rent in Sector 62 Gurugram in 2026 ranges from around ₹35,000 per month for a compact 2 BHK builder floor to over ₹3,00,000 per month for a large, fully furnished 4 BHK in M3M Golf Estate, making it one of the widest rental bands on the Golf Course Extension corridor. The mainstream market — 3 BHK condos in projects like Emaar Palm Heights and Tata Primanti — clears between ₹65,000 and ₹1,20,000 per month.
Sector 62 is not a single, uniform market. It effectively contains three rental tiers layered into the same postal area:
- Ultra-premium low-rise (M3M Golf Estate): ₹1,50,000–₹4,00,000+/month
- Premium condos (Emaar Palm Heights, Tata Primanti, Ireo Skyon nearby): ₹65,000–₹1,60,000/month
- Builder floors and mid-stock (independent floors, older societies): ₹30,000–₹65,000/month
Because of this spread, quoting a single "average" is misleading. Below we break rents down by configuration and by project so you can benchmark the specific unit you are considering.
Here is a snapshot of typical monthly rents in Sector 62 as of mid-2026 (Source: aggregated 99acres, MagicBricks and NoBroker listing data, Q2 2026):
| Configuration | Typical monthly rent | Common projects |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK (builder floor / compact condo) | ₹32,000 – ₹55,000 | Independent floors, older societies |
| 3 BHK (premium condo) | ₹65,000 – ₹1,20,000 | Emaar Palm Heights, Tata Primanti |
| 4 BHK (premium condo) | ₹1,10,000 – ₹1,90,000 | M3M Golf Estate, Tata Primanti |
| 4 BHK+ (ultra-premium low-rise) | ₹2,00,000 – ₹4,00,000+ | M3M Golf Estate |
Rents in Sector 62 rose an estimated 11–14% year-on-year between mid-2025 and mid-2026, one of the steepest jumps on the SPR corridor, driven by the completion of the Golf Course Extension Road widening and improved metro-connectivity plans (Source: aggregated 99acres and MagicBricks rental index, Q2 2026).
How much does a 3 BHK cost to rent in Sector 62?
A 3 BHK in Sector 62 Gurugram costs between ₹65,000 and ₹1,20,000 per month to rent in 2026, with semi-furnished units in Emaar Palm Heights and Tata Primanti clustering around ₹80,000–₹1,00,000 per month. A fully furnished, high-floor, recently renovated 3 BHK in a marquee project can command ₹1,20,000+ per month, while a bare-shell or lower-floor unit in an older society may go for as little as ₹62,000.
Three variables move a Sector 62 3 BHK rent the most:
- Project prestige and specification. M3M Golf Estate and Tata Primanti command a 15–25% premium over generic builder condos for a like-for-like unit, thanks to their newer specification, larger layouts (2,000–2,600 sq ft), and resort-style amenities.
- Furnishing. A fully furnished unit typically adds ₹12,000–₹25,000/month over a semi-furnished equivalent. Landlords here usually quote "semi-furnished" (modular kitchen, wardrobes, ACs, light fittings) as standard.
- Floor, view and tower. Higher floors and Aravalli or golf-facing views can add ₹8,000–₹18,000/month.
For comparison, a similar 3 BHK on old Golf Course Road (Sectors 42, 53 or 54) tends to run 20–30% higher, while the newer, more affordable end of the corridor in Sector 65 and Sector 67 comes in slightly cheaper. If you want to see how the numbers stack up one sector over, read our average rent in Sector 65 Gurugram breakdown and our average rent in Sector 67 Gurugram guide.
What does a 2 BHK and 4 BHK rent for in Sector 62?
A 2 BHK in Sector 62 Gurugram rents for ₹32,000 to ₹55,000 per month in 2026, and a 4 BHK in a premium condo rents for ₹1,10,000 to ₹1,90,000 per month, with ultra-premium 4 BHKs in M3M Golf Estate exceeding ₹3,00,000 per month.
2 BHK: True 2 BHK inventory inside the flagship low-rise projects is scarce — M3M Golf Estate and Tata Primanti were built primarily for 3/4 BHK tenants. Most 2 BHK rentals in Sector 62 are independent builder floors or units in older mid-rise societies. Expect ₹32,000–₹42,000 for a semi-furnished builder floor and ₹45,000–₹55,000 for a fully furnished unit with a lift and gated parking.
4 BHK premium: In Tata Primanti and the mid-rise blocks of M3M Golf Estate, a 4 BHK (roughly 2,600–3,400 sq ft) typically rents at ₹1,10,000–₹1,70,000/month semi-furnished. Fully furnished, high-floor units with servant quarters push toward ₹1,90,000.
4 BHK+ ultra-premium: The low-rise villas and penthouse-style units in M3M Golf Estate are a different market entirely. Rents of ₹2,00,000–₹4,00,000+/month reflect 3,500–6,000+ sq ft layouts, private terraces, and a clubhouse and golf-themed landscaping that rival five-star resorts. Tenants here are overwhelmingly CXOs, business owners, and NRIs on company-paid leases.
Why is Sector 62 rent higher than the wider SPR corridor?
Sector 62 rent is higher than most of the wider Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) / Golf Course Extension corridor because it combines low-rise resort-format living, a cluster of premium branded projects, and superior connectivity to both Golf Course Road and NH-48. Three structural factors keep the premium in place:
- Low-rise, low-density format. M3M Golf Estate's low-rise towers and villa-style units offer a lifestyle you simply cannot get in the high-rise-dominated stretches of Sectors 65–70, and tenants pay a premium for it.
- Connectivity. Sector 62 sits at the top of Golf Course Extension Road, minutes from Golf Course Road, the Southern Peripheral Road, and Sohna Road, giving quick access to Cyber City, Udyog Vihar and the airport road.
- Social infrastructure. Established schools (GD Goenka, Heritage Xperiential nearby), hospitals, and retail along Golf Course Extension Road have matured over the last five years, closing the gap with older Gurugram.
Sector 62 is one of the few Gurugram addresses where you can rent a low-rise, resort-style 3 BHK for under ₹1,00,000 per month while staying within 15 minutes of Golf Course Road. That combination of format and location is the single biggest reason rents here have outpaced the rest of the SPR corridor.
What is the security deposit and brokerage in Sector 62?
The security deposit for renting in Sector 62 Gurugram is typically 2 to 3 months' rent, with premium and ultra-premium projects like M3M Golf Estate leaning toward 3 months. On a ₹90,000 per month 3 BHK, that works out to a refundable deposit of ₹1,80,000 to ₹2,70,000 — payable upfront, before you factor in brokerage and society charges.
Here is the realistic first-month outlay on a ₹90,000/month 3 BHK in Sector 62:
- Security deposit (2–3 months): ₹1,80,000 – ₹2,70,000
- First month's rent: ₹90,000
- Brokerage (1 month's rent + 18% GST): ₹1,06,200
- Society move-in / interior deposit: ₹10,000 – ₹40,000 (often refundable)
That means the true cash you need on day one is frequently ₹4,00,000–₹5,00,000, even though the headline rent is ₹90,000. Budget for this before you sign anything.
Two negotiation levers matter most in Sector 62. First, on longer leases (24–36 months) many landlords will accept a 2-month deposit instead of 3. Second, if you find the unit directly (via a portal or the society's own listing) you can avoid the one-month brokerage entirely — a ₹1,00,000+ saving on a premium unit.
What hidden charges should Sector 62 tenants budget for?
Beyond rent and deposit, Sector 62 tenants should budget for maintenance (CAM) charges, brokerage, and move-in fees that together can add lakhs to the first-year cost. Maintenance in Sector 62 condos runs ₹4–₹8 per square foot per month, so on a 2,200 sq ft 3 BHK that is ₹8,800–₹17,600 per month — and in most leases the tenant, not the landlord, pays it.
The charges that most commonly catch renters off guard:
- CAM / maintenance: ₹4–₹8/sq ft/month. Confirm in writing whether it is included in rent or billed separately — this single line can swing your monthly outflow by ₹15,000+.
- Club and amenity charges: Some projects bill a separate club membership or usage fee. Ask before signing.
- Power backup running charges: Metered DG backup can add ₹2,000–₹6,000/month in peak summer.
- Registration of the rent agreement: Haryana requires stamp duty and registration on leases; on an 11-month agreement this is modest (a few thousand rupees) but is often pushed onto the tenant.
- GST on brokerage: Brokerage is quoted as "one month," but the invoice adds 18% GST on top.
A quick way to sanity-check any quote is to compare it against verified data for the exact project and configuration you are considering. Check if your rent is fair with PropReport's rent-benchmarking tool before you commit — it flags when a quoted rent sits well above the range for that tower.
Is Sector 62 a good place to rent in 2026?
Sector 62 is a good place to rent in 2026 for professionals who want a premium, low-rise lifestyle with strong connectivity and are comfortable in the ₹65,000–₹2,00,000/month band. It is less suited to budget tenants or those needing abundant 1–2 BHK inventory, since the sector skews toward larger, higher-end configurations.
Who it suits best:
- Senior corporate professionals and consultants working in Cyber City, Golf Course Road or Udyog Vihar who want a shorter commute than the deeper SPR sectors offer.
- Families wanting a low-density, amenity-rich community with mature schools and retail nearby.
- NRIs and expats on company leases seeking a resort-format home.
Who should look elsewhere:
- Young professionals and students on a ₹25,000–₹40,000 budget — inventory is thin, and you will get better value in Sector 65, Sector 67, or Sohna Road.
- Anyone wanting a large, cheap 1 BHK — these barely exist in Sector 62's premium stock.
Before you sign, it is worth running a quick due-diligence check on the specific tower and landlord. A full PropReport due-diligence report surfaces builder track record, project litigation, and occupancy-certificate status — details that matter even for tenants, because they affect maintenance quality, amenity access, and how smoothly your deposit comes back at the end of the lease. If you are weighing Sector 62 against nearby corridors, our Golf Course Extension vs Dwarka Expressway comparison is a useful next read, as is our SPR vs Dwarka Expressway breakdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average rent for a 3 BHK in Sector 62 Gurugram?
The average rent for a 3 BHK in Sector 62 Gurugram is ₹65,000 to ₹1,20,000 per month in 2026, with semi-furnished units in Emaar Palm Heights and Tata Primanti typically renting between ₹80,000 and ₹1,00,000 per month. Furnishing level, floor, view and project prestige are the biggest factors that move the price within this range.
How much is the security deposit for renting in Sector 62?
The security deposit for renting in Sector 62 Gurugram is typically 2 to 3 months' rent, and up to 3 months for premium projects like M3M Golf Estate. On a ₹90,000 per month 3 BHK, that works out to a refundable deposit of ₹1,80,000 to ₹2,70,000, on top of brokerage and society move-in charges.
Why is rent high in Sector 62 Gurugram?
Rent is high in Sector 62 Gurugram because it offers low-rise, resort-format living (led by M3M Golf Estate), a cluster of premium branded projects like Tata Primanti and Emaar Palm Heights, and top-of-corridor connectivity to Golf Course Road, SPR and Sohna Road. Rents rose an estimated 11-14% year-on-year between mid-2025 and mid-2026, one of the steepest jumps on the Golf Course Extension corridor.
Is Sector 62 better than Sector 65 for renting?
Sector 62 is better for tenants who prioritise a low-rise, premium lifestyle and top-of-corridor connectivity, while Sector 65 offers newer high-rise stock and 10-20% lower rents for comparable configurations. Budget-conscious tenants and young professionals generally get better value in Sector 65 or Sector 67, whereas Sector 62 suits senior professionals and families wanting a resort-format community.
What hidden charges should tenants budget for in Sector 62?
Tenants in Sector 62 should budget for maintenance/CAM charges of ₹4-₹8 per square foot per month (₹8,800-₹17,600 on a 2,200 sq ft unit), brokerage of one month's rent plus 18% GST, power-backup running charges, and rent-agreement registration. The true first-month outlay on a ₹90,000 flat is often ₹4,00,000-₹5,00,000.