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Ashiana Mulberry Phase - 2 vs Experion The Trillion

Our read

Experion The Trillion leads on our score (62 vs 57). Ashiana Mulberry Phase - 2 still earns its place on liquidity.

Ashiana Mulberry Phase - 2

Sector 2, Sohna, Gurugram

57/100 Truth Score
High RiskSevere Delay
Full forensic report
Experion The Trillion

Sector 48, Sohna Road, Gurugram

62/100 Truth Score
High RiskSevere Delay
Full forensic report

Ticket

₹1.2–1.6 Cr
₹6.9–7.4 Cr

Developer

Ashiana Dwellings
Experion

Corridor

Sohna
Sohna Road
Vitals' comparison

Total units

157
544

Towers

3
3

Floors

14 - 17 Floors
G+45

Land

2.8 acre
5.5 acre

Density

56 / acre
99 / acre

Open area

82%Green
83%Green

Possession

est. May 2027
est. Jul 2034
The homes

Configurations

2 BHK · 2 BHK + Study · 3 BHK
3 BHK + Servant · 4 BHK + Servant

Super area

1,210–1,730 sq ft
2,842–3,601 sq ft

Carpet efficiency

57–58%▲

carpet ÷ super, across 3 layouts

53–54%

carpet ÷ super, across 4 layouts

The money

Price today

₹10.5K mid

from ₹9.5K at launch

₹21.9K mid

Premium since launch

+11%

since Oct 2018

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The build

Delivery forecast

Severe Delay (>18 mo)

24.0 mo behind RERA

Severe Delay (>18 mo)

24.0 mo behind RERA

Built vs RERA-due

Expected OC

Units sold

Escrow solvency (CFCR)

Inventory overhang

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Developer DNA

4.9/10
6.5/10▲

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