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Project comparison

Birla Navya - Avik (Phase-2) vs Anant Raj The Estate One

Our read

Anant Raj The Estate One leads on our score (74 vs 69). Birla Navya - Avik (Phase-2) still earns its place on legal safety.

Birla Navya - Avik (Phase-2)

Sector 63A, GCE Corridor, Gurugram

69/100 Truth Score
WatchlistModerate Delay
Full forensic report
Anant Raj The Estate One

Sector 63A, GCE Corridor, Gurugram

74/100 Truth Score
WatchlistEarly Stage
Full forensic report

Ticket

₹4.5–7 Cr
₹5–6.4 Cr

Developer

Birla Estates
Anant Raj Limited

Corridor

GCE
GCE
Vitals' comparison

Total units

140
352

Towers

24
4

Floors

Stilt + 4
Ground + 44

Land

2.7 acre
5.1 acre

Density

52 / acre
69 / acre

Open area

34%
87%Green

Possession

est. May 2031
est. Jul 2033
The homes

Configurations

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

Super area

1,599–3,449 sq ft
2,450–3,100 sq ft

Carpet efficiency

60–88%▲

carpet ÷ super, across 3 layouts

51–56%

carpet ÷ super, across 3 layouts

The money

Price today

₹21.2K mid
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The build

Delivery forecast

Moderate Delay (7–18 mo)

12.0 mo behind RERA

Early Mobilization (Pre-Filing)▲

Initial site excavation

Built vs RERA-due

Expected OC

Units sold

Escrow solvency (CFCR)

Inventory overhang

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Developer DNA

6.2/10
6.5/10▲

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