Krisumi Waterside Residences

Krisumi WaterSide Residences — The Forest Reserve, Sector 36A, Gurgaon WaterSide Residences forms one of the later phases within Krisumi City, a 33.38-acre township developed under Gurugram's Transit-Oriented Development policy, with the Forest Reserve component registered separately across at least two phases with Haryana RERA. Phase 5, covering approximately 5.77 acres, comprises two towers with a combined 298 residential units, while a subsequent Phase 6 adds a further 244 units across an additional tower on roughly 1.31 acres, carrying an estimated project cost of around Rs 473.82 crore for that phase alone. Reported configurations across the Forest Reserve span 2, 3, and 4 BHK layouts, with unit sizes ranging broadly from approximately 1,270 to 4,664 square feet and starting prices from around Rs 5.31 crore. As with other Krisumi City components, the project is developed by Krisumi Corporation, the joint venture between Japan's Sumitomo Corporation and India's Krishna Group, continuing the township's Japanese-influenced design and construction standards under contractor Tata Projects. The Forest Reserve naming reflects the project's landscaping emphasis, positioned to complement the water-themed branding used across Krisumi's other towers, including Waterfall Residences and Waterfall Suites within the same township. Sector 36A's location on the Central Peripheral Road provides access to NH-48, Dwarka Expressway, and Gurugram's evolving metro network. For buyers researching Krisumi City as a whole, WaterSide Residences represents one of the later, larger-format phases in the township's rollout, with RERA-indicated possession extending toward December 2031, considerably further out than the already-delivered Waterfall Residences phase.