Gurgaon real estate [http://www.indianground.com/gurgaon/gurgaon_real_estate.aspx], barring very crampy propositions in the name of property, is out of reach of an average middle class home seeker.

Lalls shifted to Gurgaon in 80s. At that time it was so easy to buy land or buy plots in Gurgaon [http://www.indianground.com/gurgaon/infrastructure.aspx] as comparison today. Now the price pf properties touching the sky's height. "It was crisp new out here in Gurgaon and a great break from the overpopulated Delhi, when we came here to set up our home." Lalls and quite a few like her called Gurgaon their home at the time when most of the Delhiites did not know which road to take to this village at that time.

Once a non-descript village Gurgaon now has emerged as one of the fastest developing cities in the world with the best civic infrastructure imaginable which is taking place here.

"The greens we hope do not disappear altogether although the arterial and main roads leading to the colonies here are already shrinking to the increasing pressure of the traffic; on the highways it is already a round-the-clock traffic," says Anil Lall of the Lalls family. Traffic in Delhi is scary for the discerning and they opted for Gurgaon.

Eighties offered a grand opportunity to the Delhi-sick to grab property at a song. "We paid 1/5th the price here to move in to our home than what we would have paid in Delhi," says Anil.

Buying home in Gurgaon [http://www.indianground.com/gurgaon/why_gurgaon.aspx] is no small deal. It is a project with millions of Rupees on stake. If you are a high-salaried young executive then a house for sale in Gurgaon is a viable proposition. If you are a well-heeled businessman than organizing funds for the property of your choice could be a back-of-the-hand proposition for you. Leave alone a huge array of choices on buy flats and apartments, villas too could attract your fancy.

But if you are an average middle-class citizen thinking of organizing a decent property for your home in Gurgaon then chances are you will be met with a great disappointment.

Gurgaon, barring very crampy propositions in the name of property, is out of reach of an average middle class home seeker.
The latter must move on now say about more than 50 km towards Rajasthan.