At Alura in Sector 62, a buyer can encounter filed carpet areas of 363.19 square metres and 832.66 square metres under the same project name. The larger is 2.29 times the smaller, calculated from selected categories in Haryana RERA’s Alura Form A–H application. That makes the apartment category the useful starting point for a purchase comparison. An opinion about Alura as a whole cannot tell a household which home suits it.

The announcement is substantial. Pioneer Urban plans to invest over ₹3,500 crore in ultra-luxury serviced residences in Gurugram and targets ₹9,000 crore in revenue, according to Hindustan Times. Its report describes an expected 250 residences across two towers, with advertised sizes of 7,000 to 15,000 sq ft. These are the company’s announced plans and expectations.

ETRealty identifies the development as Alura in Sector 62. The register adds something more useful than another luxury description: measurable differences within the address.

The middle category changes the comparison

Selected entries in Alura’s Haryana RERA Form A–H application show the following carpet areas and apartment counts.

Filed carpet area Filed type label Apartments in category Carpet area relative to 363.19 square metres
363.19 square metresApartment/Shops/Other Buildings351.0 times
442.71 square metresApartment/Shops/Other Buildings311.22 times
832.66 square metresApartment/Shops/Other Buildings282.29 times

These selected entries are a partial inventory, and their carpet areas have not been matched to the announcement’s advertised square-foot sizes or category-specific drawings.

The intermediate category deserves attention. At 442.71 square metres, it provides 79.52 square metres more carpet area than the 363.19-square-metre category. That is an increase of 21.89%, calculated from the same Haryana RERA application. A household comparing those categories is deciding how much it values an identifiable addition to its home.

The next comparison is materially different. Moving from 442.71 to 832.66 square metres adds 389.95 square metres, or 88.08%. These selected categories therefore do not represent evenly spaced increases in size. Treating them as interchangeable examples of an “Alura apartment” would hide the largest distinction the filing establishes.

The measured benefit is additional carpet area. Whether that produces more private rooms, better separation between generations or more useful shared space depends on the drawing. Alura’s official website describes multigenerational living; a buyer can assess that proposition by tracing how the chosen plan separates sleeping, receiving visitors and everyday family activity. Area establishes the amount of space. The drawing establishes its arrangement.

Match the announcement to the filed project

Haryana RERA’s registered-project list identifies Alura’s promoter as Pioneer Urban Land and Infrastructure Ltd. Its Form A–H application places it in Sector 62, Village Ghata, Gurugram.

Alura’s January–March 2026 Haryana RERA QPR, submitted on 17 April 2026, reports 243 units. Its April–June 2026 QPR, submitted on 15 July 2026, retains that total. This gives the project a consistent filed scale across those reports. The announcement’s expected residence count should retain its own attribution when a buyer discusses the current offering.

Citywide comparisons help put that scale in context. Godrej Miraya, promoted by Godrej Projects Development in Sector 43, reports 251 units in its April–June 2026 Haryana RERA QPR, filed on 13 July 2026. Sobha Altus, promoted by Sobha in Sector 106, reports 296 in its corresponding filing of 15 July 2026.

The comparison has a practical role: separate the size of the development from the size of the apartment. Similar project totals can sit alongside very different homes. Alura’s own carpet-area categories make that distinction concrete before any cross-project price comparison begins.

Put dates and services beside the chosen area

Alura’s individual Haryana RERA registration entry records expiry on 1 January 2034. The equivalent entries record 30 September 2031 for Godrej Miraya, 31 December 2031 for Sobha Altus and 31 October 2030 for Sobha Aranya Phase-1 in Sector 80. These dates describe the named registration entries; a purchase decision should use the selected apartment’s stated possession date alongside them.

For a serviced residence, the recurring bill also belongs beside the purchase price. Request the service schedule, the provider’s responsibilities and the charges attached to the chosen category. Establish which services ownership includes and which are paid for when used. That turns the promise of convenience into something a household can evaluate against its routines.

Alura’s filings support a sharper buying approach than comparing luxury labels. Begin with a named carpet-area category. Price that home, examine its drawing and attach its possession and service terms. Sector 62 supplies the address; the category determines how much home the family is actually choosing.