Tulip Crimson Sector 70 Gurgaon

Tulip Crimson is Tulip Infratech's 4 BHK tower project in Sector 70 on the Southern Peripheral Road: five towers of 36 floors on 9.1687 acres, about 700 to 720 homes, every one a 4 BHK of about 3,090 sq ft. It was registered with the Haryana authority on 12 August 2024 as RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/834/566/2024/61 and is under construction. Listings put the flat at Rs 4.95 crore to Rs 5.56 crore, about Rs 16,020 to Rs 18,000 per sq ft.

The row this page replaces called it a new launch at an estimate of Rs 4.64 to 6.03 crore. On 3,090 sq ft the bottom of that band is exactly Rs 15,000 per sq ft and the top is the same figure plus 30 per cent, so it was a formula; the real listings happen to fall inside it, about a third of the way up. The status was wrong: the project has been registered and on sale since 2024.

Tulip Crimson price: four listings for one flat size

Three of the four figures sit between Rs 4.95 crore and Rs 5.56 crore, a spread of about 12 per cent that floor, facing and charges can explain. The Rs 3.91 crore base price is the odd one out: at Rs 12,654 a foot it is below Sector 70's own flat range on the tracker this site's guide uses, and no page says whether it was an early price, a price before preferential location charges, or an error. Until a cost sheet shows it, the Tulip Crimson price for planning is about Rs 5 crore to Rs 5.6 crore before stamp duty. No developer price list or payment plan was published on the pages read on 7 October 2026.

Registration, launch date and two possession dates

The authority's record shows registration GGM/834/566/2024/61, dated 12 August 2024, approved with the certificate uploaded, for a group housing colony of 9.1687 acres in Sector 70. The developer's own site says Tulip Group launched Crimson in 2024 and lists it as under construction. Some listings round the land to 9.16 acres; one page says 10 acres. The certificate's figure is the one to use.

The Tulip Crimson possession date is printed as August 2028 on some listings and August 2031 on a portal. Five towers of 36 floors, started after an August 2024 registration, finishing in four years would be quick for towers of that height; the August 2031 date allows seven. Plan on 2031 unless the certificate says otherwise, and read the promoter's quarterly progress filing with the authority for the construction update rather than a broker's photographs.

Tulip Crimson project details: towers, homes and density

• Towers. Five, each of 36 floors, on the developer's site and a portal.
• Homes. 720 on one listing, 700 on a portal. 720 over five towers of 36 floors is four homes a floor.
• Layout. One type, a 4 BHK of about 3,090 sq ft built-up. No carpet area was published; ask for it, because the built-up figure includes walls and a share of common areas.
• Density. 720 homes on 9.1687 acres is about 79 an acre, which is a dense tower project, not a low-rise estate. Four homes a floor and 36 floors mean busy lifts at the morning peak; ask how many lifts serve each core.

Against Sector 70 and the SPR towers

Tulip Crimson is priced with the new SPR towers, not with the older Sector 70 societies. Its Rs 16,020 to 18,000 a foot sits at or above the top of the sector's quoted flat range and close to what transfers in Birla Pravaah and Signature Global Titanium ask next door in Sector 71. What it offers that they do not is a larger single plan, 3,090 sq ft, at a ticket of about Rs 5 crore. What the older stock offers is a finished flat: the sector's apartments average about Rs 12,950 a foot on one tracker, and Tulip's own Ivory is among the societies it names. The full sector picture is on flats in Sector 70 and flats in Sector 71; other homes at this money are on flats from Rs 4 to 5 crore and flats from Rs 5 to 6 crore in Gurgaon.

Tulip Melrose is a different tower

Tulip Infratech has a second project on the same side of the road. Tulip Melrose is announced as four towers of 40 storeys, about 495 feet tall, with 608 five-bedroom homes of about 3,250 sq ft and an investment of about Rs 1,100 crore. Crimson is five towers of 36 floors, 4 BHK homes of about 3,090 sq ft, registered as 61 of 2024. A quote that names 5 BHK, 40 floors or 608 homes is for Melrose, not Crimson.

Tulip Infratech's record in Sectors 69 and 70

Tulip Infratech is a local developer whose finished societies stand in the same two sectors as Crimson: Tulip Ivory and Tulip Orange in Sector 70, and Tulip Violet, Tulip Purple, Tulip Yellow and Tulip Leaf in Sector 69, all finished, with resale flats listed on this site. On Golf Course Road, Tulip Monsella's second phase drew more than Rs 300 crore of bookings on its first day, in the trade press. That is a record of finishing mid-rise and high-rise societies; Crimson's 36-floor towers are taller than most of them, which is a reason to watch the progress filings rather than a reason to avoid it.

Tulip Crimson address, roads and the metro

The Tulip Crimson address is Sector 70, Gurugram, on the Southern Peripheral Road side, with Sector 71 next door and access to Sohna Road. There is no metro station in the sector. The Sector 56 to Pachgaon line has a finalised project report for 28 stations, but no stop inside Sector 70 has been confirmed, so a station claim on a brochure is a hope, not a plan. The address is on our Southern Peripheral Road page.

What it costs to buy, and what it might rent for

On a Rs 4.95 crore flat, Haryana stamp duty is Rs 34.65 lakh in a man's name at 7 per cent, Rs 24.75 lakh in a woman's at 5 per cent and Rs 29.7 lakh jointly at 6 per cent. The registration fee is a slab that reaches its Rs 50,000 maximum from about Rs 90 lakh, so it is Rs 50,000 here. GST at 5 per cent on an under-construction home adds Rs 24.75 lakh if the price excludes it, and the buyer deducts 1 per cent TDS, Rs 4.95 lakh, under section 393 of the Income-tax Act, 2025, which replaced section 194-IA on 1 April 2026. Under the RERA Act no more than 10 per cent, Rs 49.5 lakh, may be taken before a registered agreement for sale. The working is on our registration charges guide.

Nothing can be let before handover. For a sense of the yield afterwards, this site's Sector 70 guide puts the sector's monthly rents at about Rs 15,200 to Rs 58,300. At the top of that range a Crimson 4 BHK would earn about Rs 7 lakh a year, about 1.4 per cent gross on Rs 4.95 crore. That is derived from a sector range, not from any lease here. Buy it to live in.

Before you book

1. The certificate: GGM/834/566/2024/61; read the 9.1687 acres, the home count and the completion date, since 2028 and 2031 are both in circulation.
2. The cost sheet and payment plan: the Tulip Crimson payment plan was not published on the pages read; get the milestones in writing.
3. The carpet area of the 3,090 sq ft plan.
4. The sample flat: see it at the sales gallery, and ask which tower and floor it represents.
5. The progress report: the latest quarterly filing on the authority's site, which is the only construction update that binds.

Our view: Tulip Crimson is a registered, dense tower project by a developer with finished societies in the same two sectors, selling one large 4 BHK at about Rs 5 crore to Rs 5.6 crore, in line with the new SPR towers around it. The two things to settle before booking are the possession date, 2028 or 2031, and what the Rs 3.91 crore base price leaves out. For a family that wants 3,090 sq ft in Sector 70 and can wait, it is fairly priced against its neighbours; for anyone who wants to move in soon, Tulip's own finished towers a few streets away are cheaper and standing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Tulip Crimson price?

Listings read on 7 October 2026 put the 3,090 sq ft 4 BHK at Rs 4.95 crore to Rs 5.56 crore, which is about Rs 16,020 to Rs 18,000 per sq ft. One page also prints a starting base price of Rs 3.91 crore, about Rs 12,650 per sq ft, without saying what it leaves out. No developer price list was published, so the Tulip Crimson flat price you are quoted should come with a cost sheet that shows every charge.

What is the Tulip Crimson RERA number, and when was the launch date?

RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/834/566/2024/61, registration 61 of 2024, dated 12 August 2024, for a group housing colony of 9.1687 acres in Sector 70, Gurugram. The developer says it launched Tulip Crimson in 2024, so the launch date and the registration fall in the same year. It is under construction, not a new launch.

When is the Tulip Crimson possession date?

Two dates are printed: August 2028 on some listings and August 2031 on a portal. For five towers of 36 floors registered in August 2024, the later date is the safer one to plan on. The completion date on the registration binds the promoter, and the quarterly progress report filed with the authority is the real construction update; read both before booking.

What does the Tulip Crimson floor plan offer?

One type: a 4 BHK of about 3,090 sq ft built-up, in five towers of 36 floors with roughly four homes a floor. No carpet area was published on the pages read. The brochure PDF, the unit plan with carpet area and a visit to the sample flat come from the developer's sales gallery, and the registration lists the sanctioned areas.

What is the Tulip Crimson address, and is there a metro nearby?

Tulip Crimson is in Sector 70 on the Southern Peripheral Road, the sector where Tulip Infratech has built Tulip Ivory and Tulip Orange. There is no metro station in Sector 70 today; the planned Sector 56 to Pachgaon line has a finalised project report, but no stop inside Sector 70 is confirmed.

Is Tulip Crimson the same project as Tulip Melrose?

No. Both are Tulip Infratech towers on the Southern Peripheral Road side of Sector 70, but Tulip Melrose is announced as four towers of 40 storeys with 608 five-bedroom homes of about 3,250 sq ft. Tulip Crimson is five towers of 36 floors of 4 BHK homes of about 3,090 sq ft, registered as 61 of 2024. Check which registration a quote belongs to.

What do Tulip Crimson reviews say about the builder?

Tulip Crimson reviews online are broker pages for now, because nobody has moved in. The useful test is Tulip Infratech's delivered work a few streets away: Tulip Ivory and Tulip Orange in Sector 70 and Tulip Violet, Purple, Yellow and Leaf in Sector 69, all occupied societies with resale flats, and Tulip Monsella on Golf Course Road, whose second phase drew over Rs 300 crore of bookings on its first day.