Krisumi Forest Reserve, registered as Waterside Residences The Forest Reserve, is phases 5 and 6 of Krisumi City in Sector 36A on the Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram, by Krisumi Corporation, the Krishna Group and Sumitomo Corporation venture: three towers (7.1, 7.2 and the phase-6 tower) of about 42 floors on 6.49 acres with 542 homes, designed by Nikken Sekkei with interiors by A.N.D and Nomura. Homes are 2, 3 and 4 LDK of 2,166 to 3,993 sq ft and penthouses to 9,328 sq ft. The working rate in October 2026 is about ₹23,500 per sq ft of saleable area, so a 3 LDK is about ₹6.1 to 7.3 crore, with completion registered for June 2031.
The Krisumi Forest Reserve price in October 2026. The township's history
Krisumi unveiled the Forest Reserve on 13 April 2026, a year after its two HRERA registrations, and expects about ₹4,000 crore from 1.67 million sq ft. Portal listings in October 2026 show ₹6.29 to 6.38 crore for the 2,733 to 2,776 sq ft 3 LDK and ₹8.35 crore for the 3,630 sq ft 4 LDK. Channel price lists run from ₹5.2 crore for a 2 LDK to ₹9.58 crore for the largest 4 LDK and ₹15.25 to 22.39 crore for penthouses. Two early resale asks sit just under the list. Krisumi says the township as a whole now trades at close to three times its 2019 launch rate. We quote ₹23,500 as the working rate. The price list below gives each type with the asks seen.
Sizes are saleable area. Carpet runs about 55 percent of it in Krisumi City and the HRERA conditions require sale on carpet area, so ask for the unit schedule. The floor plans on this page show each type.
Two registrations of 2025. The figures portals dispute
Phase 5 is registered as 47 of 2025, certificate RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/944/676/2025/47 dated 2 May 2025: 5.17 acres, towers 7.1 and 7.2, 298 homes. Phase 6 is 48 of 2025, certificate GGM/945/677/2025/48 of the same date: 1.31 acres, one tower, 244 homes, valid to the completion date of 30 June 2031. That makes three towers, 542 homes and 6.49 acres. Portals and an older version of this page printed 582 homes and 6 acres, and floor counts of 38 to 44. Krisumi's own site prints the second certificate with a typo (GGN/944), and the market calls the project Krisumi Forest Reserve or Waterfall Residences Forest Reserve. The registered name is Waterside Residences The Forest Reserve.
A forest between the towers
The phase takes its name from the landscape. Krisumi's renders on this page show a forest mist pond, a source fountain, a kids' stream, a yoga deck and resting spaces under the trees. Residents share a main pool and a lap pool with a pool bar. There is a kids' water park and play area, an amphitheatre, an outdoor gazebo, a gym, a multipurpose hall and a double-height residents' lounge. Tower entrances use timber screens and canopies in the Japanese manner of the earlier phases. Lobbies are air-conditioned, and every home has piped gas and full power backup.
Why this phase, and the trade-off
Buyers who missed Krisumi Waterfall Residences, the ready phase. Krisumi Waterside Residences look here for the largest homes in Krisumi City on a fresh launch price. The trade-off is time and place. Possession is nearly five years away, and Sector 36A is still filling in. The nearest big schools and malls are 6 to 8 km away, DLF Cyber Hub about 22 km and IGI Airport about 31 km by road. The expressway and NH-48, 3 minutes away, are the reason the sector is being built at all.
Before you book
Ask which registration, A, B or II, your tower falls under. Check the floor plan set and the refuge-floor plans, which differ from the typical ones, and take the payment schedule in writing. We walk you through the plans and specifications on a call before a visit. Tell us the configuration and budget you have in mind, and we will send the units open today with their floors.