Spread across approximately 2 acres, this single iconic tower will feature around 96 luxury residences, offering spacious 3 BHK and 4 BHK apartments designed for modern urban living. The project aims to combine comfort, style, and long-term value for its residents. The residences will be priced at ₹10 crore and above. The Falcon will be YOO’s first project in North India in association with Dalcore. Previously, YOO has designed five projects in India across Pune and Hyderabad, making this its sixth project in the country. YOO has also collaborated with Lodha in Mumbai and the DN Group in Bhubaneswar.
Gujarat-based Shreeram Group—a 40-year-old manufacturer and exporter of industrial and edible salts adhering to international quality standards—will invest INR 500 crore in Dalcore for the development of this project. Sidharth Chowdhry, Managing Director, Dalcore, said, “This collaboration marks a major milestone for Dalcore. By joining hands with one of the world’s most celebrated design powerhouses, we aim to introduce a new language of lifestyle and design to Gurgaon. The location of The Falcon on Golf Course Road is a key differentiator; it offers exceptional connectivity and a robust social and physical infrastructure that truly complements the lifestyle we are creating. Together with YOO and Philippe Starck, we will craft residences that go beyond luxury—homes that embody community, character, and purpose.”
The Falcon will be designed by Philippe Starck, bringing his iconic blend of timeless elegance, innovation, and human-centric design to the heart of Gurgaon. With more than 30 successful residential projects worldwide, YOO has redefined high-end living across continents—from Sky Oasis in Macau and Icon Brickell in Miami to Gramercy in New York. Each project reflects YOO’s ethos of combining aesthetic sophistication with functional excellence and a strong sense of community.
A recent report highlights that India is rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after markets for branded residences. According to Knight Frank, the country ranks sixth globally in terms of active branded residential projects, contributing approximately 4% of the world’s supply. Furthermore, a projection by Noesis Capital Advisors suggests that the number of branded-residence projects in India could increase by nearly 60% by 2027, underscoring rising demand—especially in Tier-1 cities such as NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
