HCBS Glen Wood is a DDJAY-scheme (Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana) plotted development by HCBS Developments Ltd. in Sector 29, Jhajjar, Haryana. The project has 108 residential plots across 7.475 acres, with plot sizes from 128 to 150 sq.mtr (roughly 153 to 177 sq.yd). RERA registration number is HRERA-PKL-JJR-749-2025. Stated pricing is Rs 65,000 per sq.yd onwards.
Location & Connectivity
The project sits at Village Jaundhi, Sector 29, Jhajjar (Haryana, Pin 124103). NH-352 is about 5 minutes away, as is Jhajjar Railway Station and Jhajjar Bus Stand. The IIT Delhi Jhajjar campus is roughly 10 minutes away. AIIMS Badsa (National Cancer Institute, Jhajjar) is about 35 minutes. Reliance MET City industrial hub — which has drawn a cluster of manufacturing and warehousing employers to this corridor — is around 20 minutes from the project. Delhi’s IGI Airport is stated to be approximately one hour away.
Project Specifications
- Type: Residential plots under DDJAY and Affordable Plotted Housing Policy (APHP)
- Total plots: 108
- Land area: 7.475 acres
- Plot sizes: 128 to 150 sq.mtr (five configurations; approximately 153 to 177 sq.yd)
- Permitted FAR: 2.64 (DDJAY scheme)
- Permitted construction: Stilt + 4 floors
- Community: Gated, with 24/7 security and CCTV
Pricing
The stated price is Rs 65,000 per sq.yd onwards. At that rate, a 153 sq.yd (128 sq.mtr) plot works out to approximately Rs 99 lakh, and a 177 sq.yd (150 sq.mtr) plot to approximately Rs 1.15 Cr — both before registration, infrastructure charges, and any applicable levies. As a DDJAY scheme project, no GST is payable on the purchase. A 10:20:20:50 payment plan is listed; buyers should confirm the current payment structure with the developer before proceeding.
Amenities
The project plans a 35,000 sq.ft clubhouse with a swimming pool, indoor and outdoor gym, spa, and sauna. Sports courts for badminton, cricket, tennis, and volleyball are included in the plan. Landscaped central park with jogging tracks, a yoga park, a children’s play area, and a butterfly park are also proposed. Infrastructure includes underground electrical lines, LED street lighting, a sewage treatment plant, waste management systems, and water harvesting.
RERA & Compliance
RERA registration: HRERA-PKL-JJR-749-2025 (Haryana RERA, Panchkula jurisdiction, Jhajjar district). The DDJAY framework allows a higher permissible FAR of 2.64 and permits stilt-plus-four-floor construction, which is a meaningful benefit over standard plotted development norms in Haryana. Possession is targeted for May 2030 per the RERA filing.
One aggregator listing had the RERA status marked as pending at the time of research, while two other portals confirmed the HRERA-PKL-JJR-749-2025 number. The discrepancy is noted: buyers should verify the current project status directly on the official Haryana RERA portal (haryanarera.gov.in) before signing any agreement.
A Few Honest Notes
Jhajjar is not yet an established residential market. The primary pull here is the proximity to Reliance MET City and the institutional cluster (IIT Delhi, AIIMS Jhajjar). How quickly this corridor develops as a lived-in residential belt depends on whether MET City employment continues to grow and whether social infrastructure — schools, hospitals, retail — fills in around the project. The 108-plot scale is small for a township; buyer interest in a small scheme can be thin if the developer’s marketing is limited. The DDJAY scheme is genuine and gives benefits on FAR and GST, but it also puts this in the lower-mid segment of the plotted market rather than a premium township category. Independent verification of title, approved layout, internal road width, and utility connection timelines is advisable before booking.
Verdict
HCBS Glen Wood is a small, DDJAY-compliant plotted scheme in a Haryana industrial corridor that is early in its residential growth cycle. The confirmed RERA number, transparent DDJAY structure, and Rs 65,000/sq.yd pricing give buyers a clear starting point. Anyone drawn to this project should assess it on the Jhajjar market’s own fundamentals — MET City growth, the institutional anchors, and the area’s road and rail development trajectory — rather than treating it as a like-for-like comparison with established NCR micro-markets. Possession target is May 2030.
