Geopolitical tensions in West Asia have begun to ripple into global real estate markets, with even high-flying hubs like Dubai showing early signs of uncertainty. Elsewhere, technology firms are cutting jobs, hiring has slowed, and households are becoming more cautious about big-ticket purchases. But in Gurgaon, developers continue to bet heavily on real estate. Along stretches such as the Dwarka Expressway and Golf Course Extension Road, new residential towers keep rising as developers commit fresh capital to one of India’s most active housing corridors. In the first four months of 2026 alone, nearly Rs 27,000 crore flowed into new real estate projects in the city, according to Gurugram Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) data until April 30. The investment push has coincided with Gurgaon continuing to outperform much of the National Capital Region (NCR), supported by infrastructure expansion and a perception that projects are executed faster in the city when compared to nearby markets.…