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Project comparison

Elan The Presidential vs Tulip Melrose

Our read

Tulip Melrose leads on our score (72 vs 70). Elan The Presidential still earns its place on liquidity.

Elan The Presidential

Sector 106, Dwarka Expy, Gurugram

70/100 Truth Score
WatchlistMinor Delay
Full forensic report
Tulip Melrose

Sector 70, SPR Corridor, Gurugram

72/100 Truth Score
WatchlistOn Schedule
Full forensic report

Ticket

₹5.15–13.3 Cr
₹5.1 Cr

Developer

Elan
Tulip

Corridor

Dwarka Expy
SPR
Vitals' comparison

Total units

728
608

Towers

8
4

Floors

G+32 to G+38
G+38 to G+39

Land

12.8 acre
7.5 acre

Density

57 / acre
81 / acre

Open area

84%Green
82%Green

Possession

est. Apr 2028
est. Dec 2033
The homes

Configurations

3.5 BHK · 4.5 BHK · 3 BHK Duplex Penthouse · 5.5 BHK · 4 BHK Duplex Penthouse · 5 BHK Duplex Penthouse
5 BHK + Study + Powder Room

Super area

2,450–7,362 sq ft
3,216–3,216 sq ft

Carpet efficiency

50–56%

carpet ÷ super, across 9 layouts

60%▲

carpet ÷ super, across 1 layout

The money

Price today

₹19K mid

from ₹13.9K at launch

₹16.4K mid

Premium since launch

+37%

since Nov 2022

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The build

Delivery forecast

Minor Delay (1–6 mo)

3.0 mo behind RERA

On Schedule▲

On contractual RERA pace

Built vs RERA-due

Expected OC

Units sold

Escrow solvency (CFCR)

Inventory overhang

Trust, pillar by pillar

The same five-pillar model that builds the Truth Score — weighted 28 · 22 · 22 · 18 · 10.

Developer DNA

7.9/10▲
6.1/10

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