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Project comparison

Smartworld One DXP vs Experion The Trillion

Our read

Smartworld One DXP leads on our score (70 vs 62). Experion The Trillion still earns its place on location.

Smartworld One DXP

Sector 113, Dwarka Expy, Gurugram

70/100 Truth Score
WatchlistAhead of Schedule
Full forensic report
Experion The Trillion

Sector 48, Sohna Road, Gurugram

62/100 Truth Score
High RiskSevere Delay
Full forensic report

Ticket

₹3.7–4.8 Cr
₹6.9–7.4 Cr

Developer

Smartworld
Experion

Corridor

Dwarka Expy
Sohna Road
Vitals' comparison

Total units

900
544

Towers

8
3

Floors

G+29 to G+32
G+45

Land

7.9 acre
5.5 acre

Density

113 / acre
99 / acre

Open area

75%
83%Green

Possession

est. Aug 2027
est. Jul 2034
The homes

Configurations

3.5 BHK · 3.5 BHK XL Deck · 3.5 BHK XXL Deck · 4.5 BHK · 4.5 BHK XL Deck · 4.5 BHK Grand
3 BHK + Servant · 4 BHK + Servant

Super area

2,450–3,203 sq ft
2,842–3,601 sq ft

Carpet efficiency

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53–54%

carpet ÷ super, across 4 layouts

The money

Price today

₹16K mid

from ₹12K at launch

₹21.9K mid

Premium since launch

+33%

since Dec 2022

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The build

Delivery forecast

Ahead of Schedule▲

Ahead of RERA date

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

6.3/10
6.5/10▲

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Independent comparison by Truth Estate. No developer can pay for a higher score or a better placement. Scores, signals and bands are our own evidence-based reads and vary by tower, floor and stack — not investment advice.