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M3M Brabus vs Oberoi Three Sixty North: Comparison

military_techPublisher: M3M Properties
eventLast Update: Aug - 22, 2026
personAuthor: Sumit Mishra

M3M Brabus and Oberoi Three Sixty North are both ultra-luxury branded homes in Sector 58, Gurgaon, on Golf Course Extension Road. The main differences are in unit size, floor privacy, brand identity, and how the price is quoted. M3M Brabus is styled around the German brand BRABUS, with two homes per floor. Oberoi Three Sixty North is Oberoi Realty's own brand, with one large home per floor. Below, we compare both in detail so you can shortlist with confidence.

Sources & Data Verification

This comparison is based on publicly available information from developer marketing pages, property portals, and reports referencing Haryana RERA (HRERA) filings. Both projects are new and still selling, so prices, tower counts, and RERA status can change quickly. Where sources disagreed or a figure wasn't confirmed, we've said so instead of guessing. Always confirm live details on hrera.gov.in or directly with the developer before booking.

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Quick Comparison

FactorM3M BrabusOberoi Three Sixty North
DeveloperM3M IndiaOberoi Realty
Land parcel~30 acres (reported)~14.8–15 acres (reported)
LocationSector 58, Golf Course Extension RoadSector 58, Golf Course Extension Road
Configurations4 BHK, 5 BHK, penthouses4 BHK, 5 BHK
Unit sizes (reported)~5,000–7,000+ sq. ft.~5,500–8,600 sq. ft.
Homes per floor2 (reported)1 (reported)
Starting price (indicative)~₹19–20 Cr onwards~₹18–19 Cr, or ~₹38,000+/sq. ft. bare shell
RERA statusNot independently verified as registeredReported as registered/near-registered by some sources; not independently verified
Possession (reported)~2033~Q1 2031
Brand identityExternal brand (BRABUS)Developer's own brand (Oberoi Realty)

M3M Brabus Overview

M3M Brabus is M3M India's branded residence in Sector 58. The BRABUS name — a German brand known for high-end car customisation — shapes the design of lobbies, common areas, and interiors, not the homes themselves. The project is built around low density: most listings describe two homes per floor across large 4 and 5 BHK layouts, plus penthouses, in the 5,000–7,000+ sq. ft. range. It sits in the same M3M precinct as other branded launches like M3M Bugatti.

Oberoi Three Sixty North Overview

Oberoi Three Sixty North is Oberoi Realty's first project outside Mumbai, and its first in Gurgaon. The developer is known for luxury projects in Mumbai, including Three Sixty West in Worli. This Sector 58 project sits on a smaller plot than M3M Brabus but uses larger units — reportedly 5,500 to 8,600 sq. ft. — with one home per floor. Marketing also describes a retail boulevard, a clubhouse, and green open spaces. The project sits near the Grand Hyatt Gurgaon hotel, which is a neighbour, not a confirmed branding partner for the residences.

Location Comparison

Both projects are in Sector 58, so location is one area where they genuinely overlap. Both are within similar reach of:

  • Golf Course Road — Gurgaon's established luxury belt, a short drive away
  • DLF Cyber City / IT parks — roughly 20–30 minutes by road, depending on traffic
  • NH-48 — for connectivity toward Delhi and the rest of Gurugram
  • IGI Airport — roughly 25–35 minutes, varying with traffic and route
  • Dwarka Expressway — an alternate route to Delhi and the airport

Since both sit in the same micro-market, the bigger factor for most buyers won't be the sector — it'll be the exact tower position, orientation, and view within it.

Price Comparison

 M3M BrabusOberoi Three Sixty North
Starting price~₹19–20 Cr~₹18–19 Cr (or ~₹38,000+/sq. ft. bare shell)
Price basisMostly quoted as all-up starting priceOften quoted per sq. ft., bare shell (finished units cost more)
Typical unit size at that price~5,000 sq. ft. (4 BHK)~5,500 sq. ft. (4 BHK)
Extra chargesGST, stamp duty, registration, PLC (not always itemised)GST, stamp duty, registration, PLC, plus interior fit-out if bare shell

Configuration & Size Comparison

 M3M BrabusOberoi Three Sixty North
4 BHK size~5,000 sq. ft.~5,500–5,600 sq. ft.
5 BHK size~6,000–7,000+ sq. ft. ~8,000–8,600 sq. ft. 
Carpet areaNot independently verifiedNot independently verified

What the Differences Mean for Buyers

  • Larger unit size: More usable space, but also a higher price and higher fit-out cost if the unit is bare shell.
  • One home per floor: More floor-level privacy, but also check lift access, service circulation, and how many lifts serve each unit.
  • Two homes per floor: Slightly less exclusivity, but usually more unit choice within the same low-density format.
  • Same micro-market: Since both are in Sector 58, the exact plot, tower position, and view often matter more than the sector name.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Both projects lean on a resort-style, low-density lifestyle rather than a tower-with-amenities approach. M3M Brabus's marketing highlights a large share of open, landscaped green space alongside a clubhouse, pool, and fitness areas. Oberoi Three Sixty North adds a retail boulevard concept to a similar amenity set — clubhouse, pool, sports courts, and landscaped grounds. Treat both amenity lists as planned, not delivered, since construction is still underway. It's fair to ask either developer for a construction-linked handover schedule for amenities.

Design & Branded Residence Experience

A branded residence is a home built with, or styled after, a recognised brand. The brand shapes design, finishes, and sometimes service standards — but you're buying a private home, not a hotel room. A branded residence does not automatically mean hotel-managed living; that's a separate, and usually optional, service arrangement.

There's an important distinction here: M3M Brabus pairs a developer with an external automotive brand (BRABUS), while Oberoi Three Sixty North carries the developer's own brand identity, built on Oberoi Realty's Mumbai luxury track record. Neither project has confirmed hotel-style managed services (branded housekeeping, concierge staffing) as a guaranteed feature in the sources checked for this article — get that in writing if it matters to you.

Construction, Possession & RERA

Both projects are early in construction, and status can change fast.

ProjectRERA StatusVerification
M3M BrabusReported as "applied" or "coming soon" by most sources checkedNot independently verified — check hrera.gov.in
Oberoi Three Sixty NorthReported as registered or near-registered by some sources, pending by othersNot independently verified — check hrera.gov.in

Reported possession is around 2033 for M3M Brabus and Q1 2031 for Oberoi Three Sixty North. Given how much sources disagree, checking the live RERA number directly on the Haryana RERA portal before paying anything beyond a refundable token is the single most useful step a buyer can take.

Investment Perspective

Sector 58 and Golf Course Extension Road have drawn growing interest from luxury developers, which usually signals decent location fundamentals. But neither project has a resale track record yet, since both are still under construction, so any view on future appreciation is speculative.

Risks buyers should weigh:

  • High entry ticket, which narrows the resale buyer pool
  • Lower liquidity typical of the ultra-luxury segment
  • Construction timeline risk over a multi-year build
  • Fit-out cost, if buying bare shell
  • Ongoing maintenance cost at this scale
  • Broader market-cycle risk over a long holding period

How to Compare These Projects Before Choosing

  1. Compare the same configuration (4 BHK to 4 BHK, not 4 BHK to 5 BHK)
  2. Confirm the area basis — super area vs carpet area
  3. Check bare shell vs fitted pricing
  4. Ask for the RERA carpet area in writing
  5. Compare floor and orientation, not just the sector
  6. Get an all-inclusive cost sheet — GST, stamp duty, PLC included
  7. Verify RERA registration and project documents directly on hrera.gov.in

Which Project May Suit You?

If your priority is...Consider comparing...
Maximum floor privacyThe one-home-per-floor layout at Oberoi Three Sixty North
Largest possible floor plateActual carpet area on both, not just marketing size
Lower entry ticketSame configuration, same price basis, on both
Brand or design identityBRABUS's automotive styling vs Oberoi Realty's own brand
Long-term end useLayout, views, and daily convenience for your family
InvestmentEntry cost, liquidity, and holding period on both

Final Verdict

Both M3M Brabus and Oberoi Three Sixty North are branded, ultra-luxury homes in the same Sector 58 micro-market — but they aren't the same product. M3M Brabus offers a larger land parcel, an automotive-brand identity, and a slightly lower entry price. Oberoi Three Sixty North offers larger floor plates, one-home-per-floor exclusivity, and a developer with a proven Mumbai luxury track record. There's no universal winner — the right pick depends on your budget, how much privacy and space matter to you, and how long you're willing to wait for possession. Use the seven-step framework above before you book either one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between M3M Brabus and Oberoi Three Sixty North?
M3M Brabus is styled around the BRABUS car brand with two homes per floor; Oberoi Three Sixty North is Oberoi Realty's own brand with one larger home per floor. Both are in Sector 58.

Are both projects located in Sector 58 Gurgaon?
Yes, both sit in Sector 58, on or near Golf Course Extension Road.

Which project has larger apartments?
Based on reported figures, Oberoi Three Sixty North's units (~5,500–8,600 sq. ft.) generally run larger than M3M Brabus's (~5,000–7,000+ sq. ft.). Confirm exact carpet areas before comparing.

What configurations are available?
Both offer 4 BHK and 5 BHK homes. M3M Brabus also lists penthouses in some sources.

Which one may suit long-term investors?
Both sit in a location with strong luxury-market momentum, but neither has a resale track record yet. Weigh entry price, liquidity, and holding period before deciding — don't expect guaranteed returns from either.



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