DLF Cyber City

DLF Cyber City is the office district that turned Gurugram into a corporate hub. Spread over about 125 acres across DLF City Phases 2 and 3, next to NH-48 and the Delhi border, it holds about 15 million sq ft of Grade A offices in buildings such as Buildings 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 14, Cyber Greens, Epitome, Forum and Infinity Towers. DLF counts around 30 million sq ft when the linked campuses of Downtown, CyberPark, DLF Square and Atrium Place are included. The district is served by the Rapid Metro loop, which connects to the Delhi Metro Yellow Line at Sikanderpur, and a skywalk network of about 1 km. Facilities include a medical centre, creche, food courts, banks, shuttles, more than 22,000 parking spaces and a private fire station with a 90 m skylift. DLF says the district earned India's first LEED Platinum rating for Cities and Communities. Office space is almost entirely leased through DLF's rental arm, so for most ADiHomes users the relevance is as the main employment centre behind demand for homes in DLF Phases, Golf Course Road and MG Road.