Gurugram: Malibu Towne Country Club gets OC after years, reopening likely
Malibu Towne’s country club has finally received its occupation certificate after a two-year wait, paving the way for its reopening. The township’s license renewal in January 2026 enabled the builder to secure the OC, resolving pending paperwork and corrective measures. Residents can now anticipate the return of key amenities like the swimming pool.
GURUGRAM : : The Country Club of Malibu Towne has received its occupation certificate (OC) after two years of waiting, finally paving the way for its reopening following its closure in 2024. The township’s license had expired in 2020 and was renewed six years later in Jan 2026, enabling the builder to apply for the club’s OC.
Authorities confirmed that all pending paperwork, payments, and corrective measures that caused the club to be sealed are now complete. Malibu Towne, home to nearly 10,000 residents, can finally expect key amenities, including its swimming pool, to reopen.
The 204-acre township in Sector 50 , developed in the mid-1990s, depended on the club for facilities such as a swimming pool, garden areas, spaces for community events and social gatherings.
The OC application was submitted by the builder, Malibu Estate Pvt Ltd (MEPL), towards the end of Jan 2026. The township licence had expired earlier in 2020, and authorities had advised the builder to first secure renewal of the township licence before applying for the club’s OC.
Subsequently, the licence was approved by DTCP, Chandigarh, on Jan 9, 2026, after which the builder formally submitted the OC application to DTP, Gurgaon
“This positive outcome is the result of sustained follow-ups and multiple meetings over the past several months involving MEPL and department of town and country planning and help of Ward Councillor Kuldeep Yadav ,” said Vijay Shiv Nath, Chairman of Malibu Towne RWA’s Federation.