Krisumi Waterside Residences sits in Sector 36A, right along Dwarka Expressway, an area that has quietly turned into one of the more practical addresses in Gurugram for people who commute often. The project comes from a partnership between Krishna Group and Sumitomo Corporation of Japan, and that Indo-Japanese pairing shows up in more than just the marketing. It shapes how the homes are actually planned, with a clear focus on natural light, ventilation, and design that doesn't try too hard.
The development offers 2 LDK, 2 LDK plus study, 3 LDK, and 3 LDK plus study apartments, spread across high-rise towers on a 5.09 acre site. Unit sizes start at 956 sq. ft. and go up to 1,485 sq. ft., which keeps things approachable for a wide range of buyers rather than only catering to the very top end of the market. Layouts are built to let air move through the home properly, something that gets lost in a lot of dense residential projects.
Everyday amenities are covered too, a clubhouse, swimming pool, landscaped gardens, a children's play area, and a gym, so the project isn't just about the apartment itself but the daily life around it. Possession is set for October 2029, which gives buyers a fair runway to plan their finances rather than rushing into a purchase. For anyone looking at Sector 36A specifically, or comparing high-rise options along Dwarka Expressway, this is one of the more grounded choices on the table right now.
Dwarka Expressway continues to see strong infrastructure and connectivity upgrades
Backed by Sumitomo Corporation, a globally recognized Japanese conglomerate
Indo-Japanese design approach adds a distinct identity in the Gurugram market
Wide range of unit sizes makes the project accessible to more buyer segments
Strong emphasis on amenities supports long term livability
Part of the larger Krisumi City township, adding scale and infrastructure around it
Possession timeline allows buyers to plan payments comfortably
Growing demand along Dwarka Expressway supports future price appreciation
Developer's track record adds a layer of buyer confidence
Early entry into a project backed by an international partnership
