Gurugram Economy Statistics 2026: GDP per Capita, Offices, Jobs and Investment

What is Gurugram's GDP per capita?

About ₹9.05 lakh, by the most widely reported figure. Sakshi Post, citing the Economic Survey 2024-25, put Rangareddy in Telangana top at ₹11.46 lakh GDP per capita and Gurugram second at ₹9.05 lakh, ahead of Bengaluru Urban at ₹8.93 lakh and Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) at ₹8.48 lakh. Siasat reported the same order. Business Today's July 2026 list of the five richest districts, also citing the 2024-25 Survey, places Gurugram third after Rangareddy and Bengaluru City, so the exact rank depends on which table is used.

Two cautions. First, district GDP per capita measures output produced in the district divided by residents, and Gurugram's offices and factories employ a large number of people who live in Delhi and elsewhere, which flatters the figure. Second, these are state estimates for different years compiled into one ranking. We could not open Haryana's own district domestic product tables for this update, so we do not quote a total GDDP in crore or a share of Haryana's GSDP.

Even with those caveats, the number is roughly double Haryana's state-wide per capita GSDP of ₹4,41,216 for 2025-26, and more than three times India's ₹2,51,393.

How big is Haryana's economy, and where does Gurugram fit?

Haryana's GSDP is projected at ₹15,18,223 crore for 2026-27, up 11%, after ₹13,67,769 crore (revised) in 2025-26 and ₹12,23,904 crore in 2024-25, according to PRS Legislative Research. Services are about 54% of the state economy, manufacturing 28% and agriculture 18%.

Gurugram's weight shows up most clearly in the numbers the state does publish by town. In 2024-25, Gurgaon-Manesar paid ₹3,516.4 crore of the state's ₹5,848.7 crore in external development charges, 60% of the total. In 2011, the district held 11.8% of Haryana's urban population, and that share has almost certainly grown since, though there is no census to prove it.

How much office space does Gurugram have?

Gurugram has 9.59 crore sq ft of Grade A office stock across Cushman & Wakefield's five Gurugram sub-markets in Q3 2026, about 63% of NCR's 15.31 crore sq ft. The biggest block, 'Gurugram Others' at 4.98 crore sq ft, covers Sohna Road, Golf Course Extension Road, Udyog Vihar, SPR and the non-prime NH-48 stretch.

The spread in quality is wide. Cyber City is almost full at 1.3% vacancy and ₹150 per sq ft per month, while the outer belt sits at 26.8% vacancy and ₹68. For anyone renting out an apartment, the core employment clusters near Cyber City, MG Road and NH-48 are what drive tenant demand. We break this down further on the office market statistics page.

More is coming. Cushman & Wakefield counts 1.18 crore sq ft of Grade A space planned or under construction in Gurugram until 2028, almost all of it in NH8 Prime (57.7 lakh sq ft) and the outer Gurugram belt (58.1 lakh sq ft), with 2.4 lakh sq ft on Golf Course Road and none in Cyber City or MG Road. That means the tightest, most expensive clusters will stay tight, and new office jobs will increasingly land along NH-48 and the outer sectors, which is where much of the new housing is too.

How much office space is being leased in Gurugram?

Gurugram leased 1.04 crore sq ft of offices in 2025, about 66% of NCR's record 15.8 million sq ft, by our sum of Cushman & Wakefield's Gurugram sub-markets. In January to September 2026 it leased 63.8 lakh sq ft, roughly 60% of NCR's 10.7 million sq ft.

2026 is slower. NCR leasing fell 31% year on year in Q3 2026 and 22% for the nine months, against a high 2025 base. Flexible workspace operators took 32% of Q3 leasing and IT-BPM firms 17%. Rents still rose 12 to 15% year on year in Gurgaon CBD and NH-8 Prime, which tells us demand for the best space is holding up even as volumes cool.

What work do Gurugram's residents do?

The latest official breakdown is still the 2011 Census, so read it as a baseline rather than today's picture. Of 3,86,254 workers in urban Gurgaon district, 92.9% were 'other workers', the Census term for services, industry outside households, trade and offices. Just 3.6% worked in agriculture and 3.5% in household industry.

The same Census found 37.1% of the urban population working. Male main workers were 52.1% of urban men, but female main workers only 14.2% of urban women, one of the starkest gaps in the district data. The Census Handbook credits Maruti's arrival in the early 1980s with starting the district's industrial growth.

How much money is flowing into Gurugram's real estate and infrastructure?

HARERA Gurugram approved 131 projects worth ₹86,588 crore in 2025, covering 35,455 units, as reported by Outlook Money. Developers in Gurgaon-Manesar paid ₹3,516.4 crore in EDC in 2024-25, up from ₹1,066.4 crore in 2020-21. Knight Frank's H1 2026 weighted average home price for Gurugram was ₹18,354 per sq ft, up 6% in a year, and the city took 42% of NCR home sales.

The airport is part of the same economy. IGI handled 7.87 crore passengers in FY2025-26, and its Aerocity office cluster sits a short drive from Gurugram's Cyber City.

Fortune 500 offices, startups and tax collections: what can be verified?

Counts of Fortune 500 or multinational offices in Gurugram circulate widely, but we could not find one from an official or research source that states its method, so we have left them out. The same applies to DPIIT startup counts for the district and to income tax or GST collections for Gurugram alone, which are published by state or by tax zone rather than by district in the sources we could reach.

What we can say from published data: Gurugram holds most of NCR's Grade A office stock, it took most of NCR's leasing in 2025 and 2026, and its district output per head ranks near the top nationally. We will add verified company and startup counts when a primary source publishes them.