Sector 84 sits at Kherki Daula, the southern terminus where the 27.6-km elevated Dwarka Expressway (NH 248-BB) meets NH-48 and the Southern Peripheral Road. Opened fully in 2024-25, it cuts drive time to IGI Airport to roughly 30 minutes.

Pataudi Road (NH-352W) runs through the belt toward Farrukhnagar and Pataudi, and the upcoming Delhi-Jaipur Super Expressway branches off nearby. Delhi Metro's Yellow Line and Rapid Metro serve Old Gurugram about 12-13 km away; GMDA has proposed road upgrades linking Basai to the expressway for better ties to the older city.

As part of Gurugram's fast-growing Dwarka Expressway belt, Sector 84 is seeing new schools and coaching centres arrive alongside housing, though education and healthcare infrastructure still trails established sectors. Nearby Dwarka Expressway sectors host AIIMS and the ESIC Model Hospital (Sector 110), and reputed private schools are reported in neighbouring Sector 83.

Gurugram overall runs Haryana Board government schools plus many CBSE/ICSE-affiliated private schools and universities, though Sector 84 residents currently lean on adjoining, established sectors.

Sector 84 takes in the Kherki Daula area, home to units such as Carrier Airconditioning & Refrigeration, DC Design, Groz Engineering Tools, Metaltech Motors, Cosmo Carrying and Stella Industries, plus a Haldiram's factory/outlet and a nearby Suzuki Motorcycles plant. The sector is effectively the gateway to IMT Manesar, a major industrial township nearby with 2,200-plus units (Maruti Suzuki, Honda, Jaquar, JBM Auto, Toshiba) employing roughly 300,000 people, plus a software technology park.

Garhi Harsaru nearby also has a rail-linked container depot for regional freight.

Gurugram district's official tourist circuit lies within reach of Sector 84's southwest location: Sultanpur National Park, a bird sanctuary on Gurgaon-Farrukhnagar Road, is roughly 10 km away, while Kingdom of Dreams (a live-entertainment venue) and Sheetla Mata Mandir (one of nine Shaktipeeths) sit within Gurugram city, around 13-15 km off. Damdama Lake, near Sohna, is further out.

The sector itself remains a mostly residential/industrial corridor without standalone heritage sites, so draws are city-wide rather than hyperlocal.

Entertainment is concentrated in established Gurugram rather than in Sector 84 itself: Kingdom of Dreams (Sector 29) offers large-scale live shows, theatre and a food/culture court, while Old Gurugram and the Golf Course Road-Cyber Hub belt, roughly 13-18 km away, hold the city's main malls, multiplexes and restaurants.

Within the Dwarka Expressway corridor, new sectors are adding neighbourhood retail and recreational clubs as projects complete, but large-format entertainment venues directly in Sector 84 remain limited for now.

The belt's biggest recent addition is the Dwarka Expressway itself: an eight-lane elevated corridor with service roads, underpasses and ITS traffic-management features, built by NHAI. GMDA has separately planned upgrades to the Old Railway Road-Basai stretch and IFFCO Chowk-Mahavir Chowk corridor (wider lanes, flyovers/underpasses, footpaths) linking this belt to Old Gurugram.

Haryana's FY2025-26 budget also earmarked a 16-acre heliport off the expressway near Sector 84/Global City.