DLF Builders

What the state’s files say.

• 47 licences granted to them, 1982 to 2026, 655 acres, 28 sectors, in the Haryana Town & Country Planning roll.
• 17 of 47 licensed colonies carry an occupation certificate — the state’s sign-off that a building may be lived in. The median across the 54 developers with enough licences to measure is 25%.
• 44 of 91 decided applications were refused (2016–2022) — 48%. 79 applications still pending. A developer who files many applications collects more refusals than one who files three; the share is the number to read.
• 18% of declared project cost goes to development charges and taxes, median across 13 of their own RERA filings. This is the line brochures leave out.

Every line states how many records it rests on. Where a developer has too few for a figure to mean anything, the line is not here.

A record is evidence. The verdict is yours.

A low occupation-certificate share is normal for a developer whose launches are still under construction, and alarming for one whose portfolio is twenty years old. A refusal can be a boundary dispute settled the next year. We publish what is checkable.

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