Eldeco Camelot is doing something Dwarka has not really seen before: a genuinely ultra-luxury, low-density tower address inside Delhi. Two G+20 towers, just 95 residences across 1.83 acres in Sector 17, Dwarka, with 3 and 4 BHK homes opening at ₹7.42 Cr, an effective rate near ₹26,500 per square foot. That number will make some buyers flinch and others lean in, so it is worth unpacking what you are actually paying for, and whether it holds up.
The whole pitch is a Delhi pincode
Strip away the marble and the clubhouse and the real product here is location. Camelot sits in the newer, planned part of Dwarka, next to the Bharat Vandana Park and the Yashobhoomi (IICC) convention centre, one of the largest in the country. IGI Airport and Aerocity are a short drive, the Airport Express and metro are close, and Gurugram is a quick hop across the expressway rather than your daily grind.
That matters because, until recently, a buyer who wanted new ultra-luxury near the airport had to go to Gurugram. Camelot offers the alternative: stay inside Delhi, keep the capital's pincode, and still get airport-side convenience. For a particular kind of buyer (someone who values a Delhi address for status, schooling, or simply because it is home), that is not a small thing.
What ₹26,500 a square foot actually buys
The configurations are large and unapologetically premium: 3 BHK + Servant at 2,800 sq ft and 4 BHK + Servant at 3,600 sq ft, two to three apartments per floor, every home with a servant room and wrap-around balconies facing the park greens. The spec sheet leans hard into the luxury brief: all-marble flooring, VRV air-conditioning, smart-home automation, and three dedicated car parks per residence.
The amenity side is generous for a 95-home project: a 26,000 sq ft clubhouse with a pool, fitness centre, yoga rooms, banquet spaces, and tennis and badminton courts, over three basement levels of parking. Low density is the real luxury here. Those facilities are shared across very few families, which is a big part of what the premium buys and something a denser tower cannot replicate.
Delhi-side Camelot vs Gurugram luxury: the honest comparison
This is the question that actually decides the purchase. For the same ₹7 Cr-plus, the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram offers far more new-launch choice and, often, more square footage per rupee. Look at Hero Homes The Palatial or Adani The Marq for the kind of large-format inventory available across the corridor.
So the trade is straightforward. Gurugram gives you depth of supply, newer infrastructure built ground-up, and more competitive per-square-foot pricing. Camelot gives you the Delhi address, a more built-out social fabric around it, and scarcity. There is very little ultra-luxury, low-density product on the Delhi side of Dwarka. If you are optimising purely for value and size, Gurugram usually wins. If a Delhi pincode is non-negotiable, Camelot does not really have a like-for-like rival nearby, and that scarcity is the entire investment thesis.
Who should buy, and who shouldn't
Camelot suits the end-user or long-hold buyer who specifically wants to live in Delhi, values the airport and IICC proximity, and is buying a home first and an asset second. It also suits a certain buyer who already knows Dwarka, perhaps trading up from an older society flat into something genuinely high-end without leaving the area.
It is a weaker fit for the pure investor chasing the highest appreciation multiple or rental yield. At this ticket size and rate, the easy upside is already priced in, and the deeper, faster-moving market sits across the expressway. If your decision is led by a spreadsheet rather than a postcode, look hard at the Gurugram options before committing.
RERA, possession and the risk you're taking
Eldeco Camelot is registered with Delhi RERA as DLRERA2026P0002, which you can verify on the official Delhi RERA portal. Do that yourself rather than taking any brochure's word for it. Possession is targeted around 2030, so this is a genuine under-construction buy with a multi-year horizon. The reassurance is the developer: Eldeco has delivered more than 200 projects across Delhi, Noida and the wider region over close to four decades, and on a small, finish-led tower like this, that delivery record is exactly what you are leaning on.
The risks are the ones common to any pre-possession luxury purchase: construction timelines can slip, and the entry price already reflects the address, so near-term upside is limited. Price in the 2030 handover, confirm the payment plan and the exact charges on top of the base rate, and treat the possession date as a target to track, not a promise.
The verdict
Eldeco Camelot is a confident bet that there is real, unmet demand for ultra-luxury living inside Delhi's Dwarka: beside a new convention hub, minutes from the airport, at a scale and finish the area hasn't offered before. If that description fits what you want, it is close to one-of-one right now. If you are flexible on the pincode, the Gurugram side of the expressway will give you more for the money. Either way, see the full Eldeco Camelot project details, walk the location around Yashobhoomi, and verify the RERA filing before you decide.


