Krisumi Projects in Delhi NCR

Krisumi was founded in 2018 and operates out of Gurugram, Haryana. Krisumi is a joint venture between Sumitomo Corporation of Japan and the Krishna Group of India, and it is the first Japanese-led residential development in India.

Cumulative delivered area stands at roughly 5.0 million sq.ft. across Gurugram. The scale is deliberately small - a single master-planned development in Sector 36A Gurgaon of roughly 65 acres, built out in phases over a decade rather than launched all at once.

In Delhi NCR the product focus is Japanese-designed apartments in a single phased township on the Dwarka Expressway corridor. Ticket sizes run from about Rs 1.8 crore for compact configurations to Rs 6 crore for the larger units in the later phases.

Build quality and specification

The Japanese design input is not cosmetic. Unit layouts use the Japanese approach to storage integration and service-core planning, and the construction detailing follows Sumitomo internal standards on waterproofing, acoustic separation and seismic detailing.

Acoustic performance in particular is measurably better than the NCR norm - floor-to-floor sound transmission is engineered rather than accidental, which is a difference residents notice immediately.

Delivery record

The first phase has been handed over and is occupied. Subsequent phases are progressing on the published schedule, which is a strong signal for a company this young.

• Krisumi Waterfall Residences Phase 1, Gurgaon - 433 units, handed over 2024. First Japanese-designed residential handover in India, fully occupied.
• Krisumi Waterfall Residences Phase 2, Gurgaon - 380 units, handed over 2025. Structure complete, fit-out under way on the published schedule.
• Krisumi Waterside Residences, Gurgaon - 420 units, handed over 2026. Third phase in construction with Sumitomo technical supervision.
• Krisumi City retail spine, Gurgaon - 60 units, handed over 2025. Township retail component delivering alongside residential phases.

Who buys from Krisumi

Krisumi attracts detail-oriented buyers - a notable share are engineers, architects and returning expatriates who have lived in Japanese or Singaporean housing and want the same standards here.

The honest caveat: The company builds in one location only, so there is no choice of micro-market, and the phased build-out means early residents live alongside active construction for several years.

What to ask before booking a Krisumi project

• Ask for the RERA registration certificate itself, not the number quoted on a brochure, and check the declared completion date against what the sales team is telling you.
• Ask which entity you are paying. Marketing brand names and registered promoter entities differ, and money should only ever move to the entity named on the registration.
• Ask who runs facilities management after handover - the developer in-house team or a third-party contractor appointed on lowest bid. It is the single best predictor of how a project looks five years in.
• Ask to inspect a delivered project from the same developer, ideally one handed over three or more years ago, and specifically ask to see the basement and a service corridor rather than only a show flat.
• Ask for the fully loaded cost sheet, with preferred location charges, floor rise, club membership, interest-free maintenance security, parking and power backup itemised separately.
• Ask what the maintenance rate per sq.ft. will be at handover and what it was at handover on the developer last delivered project in the same city.

After-sales and NRI servicing

Krisumi handles post-booking documentation, construction-linked demand notes and possession formalities through its own customer-relations desk, and we track those interactions on behalf of every buyer who transacts through us. Where a demand note arrives ahead of the construction milestone it is linked to, we raise it.

For NRI buyers, the practical questions are whether the developer accepts payment from NRE and NRO accounts without friction, whether it will coordinate with a power-of-attorney holder in India, and whether it issues the foreign inward remittance documentation you will need years later at the point of repatriation. Krisumi does all three, but the timelines vary by project and we set expectations before you book rather than after.

How Krisumi compares in NCR

Against the other nine developers whose inventory we track, Krisumi is best understood as follows. First Japanese-led residential development in India. Sumitomo Corporation technical standards on waterproofing, acoustics and seismic detailing. Those two things are what a buyer is actually paying for, and they show up in resale rather than in the brochure.

What it is not: the company builds in one location only, so there is no choice of micro-market, and the phased build-out means early residents live alongside active construction for several years. We say that on every project page as well as here, because a site visit will reveal it anyway and we would rather you heard it from us first. If a different developer is a better fit for your requirement, we will say so - our fee comes from the developer on a successful transaction, and it comes at the same rate whichever one you choose.

RERA and compliance

All Krisumi projects listed on this site carry a live registration number, quoted in full on each project page along with a direct link to the state portal. Registrations currently on file include RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/733/465/2023/55 and RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/759/491/2024/21. Verify the number and its validity date on the official portal before making any payment - registration status can change between our review cycles.