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About Whiteland Aspen Sector 76 Gurgaon
Whiteland Aspen is a building site. Eight towers of G+32 on 13.5 acres at Sector 76, on the Southern Peripheral Road, registered with the Haryana authority on 12 January 2023 and still going up in September 2026. The row this page replaces called it New Launch and printed a single price of Rs 3.8 crore, and the eight one-unit pages that hung off it printed bands like Rs 2.74 crore to Rs 3.7 crore marked "(est.)". Every one of those bands was the area multiplied by Rs 10,000 and then by 1.35. Rs 2.29 crore is 2,290 sq ft times Rs 10,000; Rs 3.09 crore is that times 1.35. Nobody had opened a listing.
The listings read on 26 September 2026 say something more useful. Whiteland Aspen trades at a median of about Rs 14,800 per sq ft on the resale market, up from Rs 14,600 at the start of the year, against a Sector 76 average for flats of roughly Rs 13,850. A 3 BHK of 2,290 sq ft asks Rs 3.43 crore to Rs 4.5 crore. A 4 BHK of 4,054 sq ft asks Rs 4.7 crore to Rs 5.67 crore. Thirteen resale flats were live on one portal, which for a project that has not handed over a single key means the early allottees are already selling.
The registration certificate settles it, and it is the document to read before anything else. A registered completion date of August 2027 with the market expecting December 2030 means one of two things: either the developer has applied for, or been granted, an extension of about three years, or the portals are printing the date for the later towers of the wider scheme. Either way, a buyer who is told "2027" by a broker and "2030" by a portal is looking at a three-year gap on a purchase of Rs 3.4 crore and upwards, and the builder-buyer agreement is where that gap is written down. Ask for the registered completion date, the extension if there is one, and the penalty clause for delay, in that order.
https://realtyhunting.com/residential/whiteland-aspen/
Whiteland Aspen is a building site. Eight towers of G+32 on 13.5 acres at Sector 76, on the Southern Peripheral Road, registered with the Haryana authority on 12 January 2023 and still going up in September 2026. The row this page replaces called it New Launch and printed a single price of Rs 3.8 crore, and the eight one-unit pages that hung off it printed bands like Rs 2.74 crore to Rs 3.7 crore marked "(est.)". Every one of those bands was the area multiplied by Rs 10,000 and then by 1.35. Rs 2.29 crore is 2,290 sq ft times Rs 10,000; Rs 3.09 crore is that times 1.35. Nobody had opened a listing.
The listings read on 26 September 2026 say something more useful. Whiteland Aspen trades at a median of about Rs 14,800 per sq ft on the resale market, up from Rs 14,600 at the start of the year, against a Sector 76 average for flats of roughly Rs 13,850. A 3 BHK of 2,290 sq ft asks Rs 3.43 crore to Rs 4.5 crore. A 4 BHK of 4,054 sq ft asks Rs 4.7 crore to Rs 5.67 crore. Thirteen resale flats were live on one portal, which for a project that has not handed over a single key means the early allottees are already selling.
The registration certificate settles it, and it is the document to read before anything else. A registered completion date of August 2027 with the market expecting December 2030 means one of two things: either the developer has applied for, or been granted, an extension of about three years, or the portals are printing the date for the later towers of the wider scheme. Either way, a buyer who is told "2027" by a broker and "2030" by a portal is looking at a three-year gap on a purchase of Rs 3.4 crore and upwards, and the builder-buyer agreement is where that gap is written down. Ask for the registered completion date, the extension if there is one, and the penalty clause for delay, in that order.
https://realtyhunting.com/residential/whiteland-aspen/
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