Pre-Acquisition Feasibility · WW-SAMPLE-2026

Plot 14B, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana 122009 · Delhi NCR

Proceed
4.38 Cr
Estimated median profit · P50 of 50,000 simulations
Issued 5 May 2026
Revenue
₹18.42 Cr
Total Cost
₹13.14 Cr
Breakeven
₹6,840/sqft
28% headroom
0%
IRR p.a.
0%
Margin
0%
P(profit)
0 mo
Timeline
Investment Summary

Institutional Investment Memorandum

1.87×
Equity Multiple
Total return on equity
2.14×
DSCR
Debt service coverage
18.6%
Debt Yield
NOI / Loan amount
7.2%
Cap Rate
Implied cap rate
31.4%
Cash-on-Cash
Equity IRR (70% LTV)

Equity multiple of 1.87× means every ₹1 invested returns ₹1.87. DSCR of 2.14× exceeds the 1.25× lender minimum. All metrics clear institutional hurdle rates (CREDAI NCR 2024 survey).

Project Overview

What's being built

Plot specifications, regulatory envelope, and building design parameters derived from DTCP Gurugram (Haryana) building code.

2,400 sqm
Plot Area
25,834 sqft
1.8×
FAR / FSI Applied
GFA 46,500 sqft
70%
Ground Coverage
1,680 sqm footprint
6
Floors
21m height
18m
Road Width
North-facing
19,389 sqft
Sellable Area
6 units

Setbacks Applied

9m
Front
3m
Side (L)
3m
Side (R)
3m
Rear

Zone: Residential — Plotted Colony (Sector 43). Jurisdiction: DTCP Gurugram (Haryana). Building envelope computation per DTCP Gurugram (Haryana) norms — FAR 1.8× applied to 2,400 sqm yields 46,500 sqft gross floor area. After 70% efficiency ratio: 19,389 sqft sellable.

Market Intelligence

Market Overview — Delhi NCR

MetricValueTrend
Average Selling Rate (Sector 43)₹9,200–10,800/sqft↑ 12% YoY
Inventory (Gurugram overall)18,400 units↓ 8% from peak
Absorption Rate (Sector 40-50)72% in 12 months↑ improving
New Launches (Q1 2026)3,200 units→ stable
Ready Reckoner Rate (circle rate)₹6,500/sqft↑ 5% revision
Rental Yield (Sector 43)2.8–3.4%→ stable
Price-to-Income Ratio8.2×↓ from 9.1×
NCR Total Unsold Inventory1.42 lakh units↓ 15% from 2023
14 months
Avg Absorption
72% sold in 12 mo
22 months
Months of Inventory
Current unsold stock

Monte Carlo Simulation — Profit Distribution

Loss zoneProfit zoneMedian
Downside (P5): 0.86 CrMedian (P50): 4.38 CrUpside (P95): 8.12 Cr

Strong — 91% of simulations return a profit. Even the P5 worst-case holds at ₹0.86 Cr. Upside P95: ₹8.12 Cr. Based on 50,000 randomised cost overrun, absorption rate, and selling price scenarios.

P5 – P95 Profit Range · 50,000 Simulations

0.86 Cr▲ ₹4.38 Cr median8.12 Cr

Wide spread of ₹7.26 Cr — high uncertainty. Consider pre-selling units before groundbreaking to lock in revenue.

Risk Metrics

Value at Risk — Tail Risk Analysis

₹0.42 Cr
VaR (95%)
5% worst-case profit
₹-0.31 Cr
CVaR (95%)
Expected loss beyond VaR
₹13.14 Cr
Max Capital at Risk
Peak cash deployed
9%
P(Loss)
Probability of net loss

Low tail risk — only 9% of simulations result in a loss. VaR at ₹0.42 Cr means even the 5th percentile outcome is still profitable.

Sensitivity Analysis

Profit impact of ±20% swings

Selling Rate (₹/sqft)1.12 – ₹7.64 Cr
Construction Cost1.84 – ₹6.92 Cr
Land Cost3.10 – ₹5.66 Cr
Absorption Rate (months)3.56 – ₹5.02 Cr
Timeline (months)3.91 – ₹4.72 Cr
Marketing + Finance3.95 – ₹4.81 Cr
← −20% change▲ Base: ₹4.38 Cr+20% change →

Profit is most sensitive to Selling Rate (₹/sqft) (₹6.52 Cr swing) and Construction Cost (₹5.08 Cr swing). Focus cost negotiations on these two variables.

Sensitivity Matrix

Rate × Cost — 5×5 Profit Margin Grid

Cost ↓ / Rate →-20%-10%0%+10%+20%
-20%6.2%12.8%19.4%26.0%32.6%
-10%2.1%8.7%15.3%21.9%28.5%
0%-2.0%4.6%11.2%17.8%24.4%
+10%-6.1%0.5%7.1%13.7%20.3%
+20%-10.2%-3.6%3.0%9.6%16.2%

4 of 25 scenarios result in a loss (red cells). Best case: 32.6% margin at −20% cost / +20% rate. Worst case: -10.2% at +20% cost / −20% rate. The base case (outlined) is 11.2%.

Sensitivity Analysis

Three ways this could play out

Upside20%
Revenue₹21.10 Cr
Cost₹12.48 Cr
Profit₹8.62 Cr
IRR34.2%
Margin40.8%
Base Case55%
Revenue₹18.42 Cr
Cost₹13.14 Cr
Profit₹4.38 Cr
IRR22.4%
Margin28.7%
Downside25%
Revenue₹15.74 Cr
Cost₹13.80 Cr
Profit₹1.94 Cr
IRR11.8%
Margin12.3%

Even the downside scenario (25% probability) returns ₹1.94 Cr profit — the project remains viable across all three scenarios. Base case has a 55% probability.

Advanced Analytics

Profit drivers — correlation & regression

Which input variables most affect your profit? Correlation coefficient (r) from 50,000 Monte Carlo runs. Higher |r| = higher sensitivity.

Selling Rate (₹/sqft)r = +0.87

Most sensitive — 1% rate change shifts profit by ~₹0.18 Cr

Construction Costr = -0.72

Second largest driver — cost overruns directly erode margin

Land Acquisition Costr = -0.58

Fixed input — negotiate hard or explore JV to reduce

Absorption Timeliner = -0.43

Delayed sales increase holding cost and reduce IRR

Finance Rate (%)r = -0.31

Higher interest erodes profit — explore lower-cost funding

Marketing Budgetr = -0.18

Lower sensitivity — standard 3% allocation is adequate

Regulatory Timeliner = -0.15

Approval delays have modest impact if pre-planned

Focus your due diligence on the top 3 drivers: selling rate, construction cost, and land cost. Together they explain >85% of profit variance.

📍 Plot Location

28.4595° N, 77.0266° E
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Market Benchmarking — Delhi NCR

A

Score 81/100 vs JLL Delhi NCR mid-market benchmarks

This project scores in the top quintile for Gurugram Sector 43. Margin of 28.7% exceeds the NCR median of 18%. IRR of 22.4% clears the 18% CREDAI hurdle by a comfortable margin. Construction cost efficiency is average — scope to improve with value engineering. Source: JLL India 2024 / CREDAI NCR Developer Survey 2024.

Site Parameters

MPD 2021-41 — Development Controls

FSI Applied
1.8×
Floors
6
Sellable Area
19,389 sqft
Rate Used
₹9,500/sqft

Cost Breakdown

Construction48%
Land + Stamp Duty31%
Marketing + Finance11%
Professional6%
Statutory4%

Largest cost driver: Construction at 48% of total project cost. Construction at 48% — a 10% overrun here directly reduces profit margin.

Report Contents

Included in this report

Profit distribution histogram (50,000 runs)
Sensitivity tornado chart
VaR / CVaR risk metrics
Market benchmarking vs Delhi NCR
JV structure comparison (4 options)
Regulatory compliance checklist
Construction cost breakdown
Cash flow projection (quarterly)
Green building impact analysis
Opportunity cost vs FD / Nifty
Risk Register

What could go wrong — and what to do about it

mediumMarket price drop below ₹6,840/sqft breakeven
mediumConstruction cost overrun > 15%
mediumApproval delays adding > 3 months
lowTitle / encumbrance issues
lowFinance costs if debt-funded

No high-risk blockers. 3 medium-risk items — all manageable with early action before signing.

Unit Mix

What is being built

Unit TypeCountArea (sqft)Rate (₹/sqft)Value (₹L)
3BHK Premium21,8509,800362.6L
3BHK Standard21,6209,500307.8L
2BHK21,1809,200217.1L
Total69,300887.5L

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6 Units · 19,389 sqft carpet ·

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Financial Model

Cash flow projection

PeriodCash FlowCumulative
Q1–Q2-4.20 Cr-4.20 Cr
Q3–Q4-5.60 Cr-9.80 Cr
Q5–Q6-3.34 Cr-13.14 Cr
Q7 (Sales)+9.21 Cr-3.93 Cr
Q8 (Final)+9.21 Cr+5.28 Cr
Monthly Cashflow Model

Development J-Curve — true DCF analysis

M0
-4.1
M3
-5.7
M6
-7.2
M9
-8.8
M12
-5.8
M15
+0.0
M18
+4.3
M21
+6.5
M24
+8.8

Classic development J-curve: cumulative cash dips to ₹-8.81 Cr (peak capital deployment at month 9) before sales revenue recovers the position. Breakeven occurs around month 15.

Joint Venture Analysis

Development structure — four options

StructureDev ShareLand ShareDev IRRRisk Profile
Pure Sale (Outright)100%0%22.4%Full developer risk
JV 70:30 Revenue Share70%30%28.6%Shared — lower capital
JV 60:40 Area Share60%40%34.1%Lowest capital outlay
Development Management Fee15%85%45%Fee-only — zero capital risk

JV 70:30 revenue share offers the best risk-adjusted return (28.6% IRR) with significantly lower capital outlay than outright purchase. Development Management Fee structure yields 45% IRR with zero capital risk — ideal if you can source a landowner willing to pay fees.

Exit Strategy

IRR across hold periods — 3 scenarios modelled

Quick Flip
38.2%
IRR p.a.
1.38× equity
5.01 Cr
2-Year Hold
22.4%
IRR p.a.
1.87× equity
4.38 Cr
3-Year Hold
16.8%
IRR p.a.
1.59× equity
3.86 Cr
5-Year Hold
12.1%
IRR p.a.
1.77× equity
3.12 Cr

Quick flip (1-year) yields highest IRR at 38.2% but carries execution risk. The 2-year base case at 22.4% is the recommended hold period — allows full construction + sales cycle completion.

Opportunity Cost

This project vs alternative investments

AssetReturnRiskLiquidity
This Project22.4%HighLow (24 mo lock-in)
Fixed Deposit (SBI)7.1%ZeroHigh
Nifty 50 (5Y avg)12.8%MediumHigh
Gold (5Y avg)10.2%LowHigh
REIT (Embassy)8.5%Low–MedHigh
Rental Yield (NCR)3.2%LowLow

This project's 22.4% IRR generates 215% more return than a risk-free FD and 75% more than Nifty 50 — compensating for the higher risk and illiquidity.

Green Building Analysis

IGBC certification impact

+10%
Rate Premium
Buyers pay more for green
+5%
Cost Increase
Additional green features
+₹1.24 Cr
Net Impact
Additional profit

IGBC Green certification adds +10% to selling rates but only +5% to construction costs, generating a net additional profit of ₹1.24 Cr. Recommend pursuing IGBC Silver at minimum — the cost-benefit ratio is strongly positive.

Tax & Legal

Tax obligations — FY 2025-26 rates

ItemRateAmountNote
Stamp Duty (Haryana)6%₹78.6LOn land transfer value
Registration Fee₹30,000₹0.30LCapped under Delhi reg
GST on Construction5%₹31.5LUnder-construction units (no ITC)
Income Tax (Developer)30%+cess₹1.37CrOn profit, assuming firm/LLP
TDS on Sale1%₹18.4LBuyer deducts on agreement >₹50L
LTCG (if held >2Y)12.5%₹54.8LWithout indexation (post Budget 2024)
Total Tax Burden (estimated)3.21 Cr

Consult a CA for final tax structuring. LLP structure may offer pass-through taxation benefits vs company. Section 80-IBA deductions available for affordable housing projects (units < 60 sqm).

Debt Schedule

EMI waterfall — pre-EMI + full repayment

₹9.2 Cr
Loan Amount
10.5% p.a.
Interest Rate
24 months
Tenure
₹1.16 Cr
Total Interest
PeriodPrincipalInterestBalance
M1–M61.42 Cr0.46 Cr7.78 Cr
M7–M121.56 Cr0.38 Cr6.22 Cr
M13–M181.72 Cr0.22 Cr4.50 Cr
M19–M244.50 Cr0.10 Cr0.00 Cr
Market Intelligence

Competitive supply — nearby projects

ProjectDeveloperUnitsPrice RangeStatus
Sobha City Phase 2
1.2 km
Sobha Ltd420₹9,200–11,500/sqftUnder Construction
Godrej Aria
2.1 km
Godrej Properties180₹10,800–13,200/sqftNearing Completion
Vatika Turning Point
0.8 km
Vatika Group310₹7,800–9,400/sqftLaunched
BPTP Terra
3.4 km
BPTP Ltd540₹6,500–8,200/sqftUnder Construction
Emaar Palm Heights
1.8 km
Emaar India260₹11,000–14,000/sqftPossession Due

5 competing projects within 4 km radius offering 1,710 total units. Your selling rate of ₹9,500/sqft is competitively positioned in the mid-market segment.

Market Evidence

Registered comparables — recent transactions

LocationTypeAreaRateDate
Plot 22, Sector 43, Gurugram3BHK1,620 sqft9,200Mar 2026
Tower B, Sector 42, Gurugram3BHK1,850 sqft9,800Feb 2026
Floor 4, Sector 43, Gurugram2BHK1,180 sqft8,900Jan 2026
Plot 8A, Sector 45, Gurugram3BHK1,920 sqft10,200Jan 2026
DLF Phase 4, Gurugram4BHK2,100 sqft11,500Dec 2025
Sohna Road, Sector 47, Gurugram2BHK1,050 sqft7,800Nov 2025

Average transacted rate: ₹9,567/sqft across 6 registered transactions. Your assumed rate of ₹9,500/sqft is in line with recent market evidence.

Regulatory Compliance

Regulatory approvals — compliance checklist

ApprovalAuthorityTimelineStatusFee
DTCP Building PlanDTCP Gurugram45–60 daysRequired₹3.2L
Environmental ClearanceHSPCB30 daysRequired₹0.5L
Fire NOCFire Department21 daysRequired₹0.8L
HRERA RegistrationHRERA Gurugram30 daysMandatory₹2.1L
Water & Sewer ConnectionGMDA14 daysRequired₹1.2L
Electricity ConnectionDHBVN21 daysRequired₹0.6L
Completion CertificateDTCP GurugramPost-completionRequired₹1.5L
Occupation CertificateDTCP GurugramPost-completionRequired₹0.8L

Total statutory fees: ₹10.7L. HRERA registration is mandatory for projects with 8+ units or land area > 500 sqm. Budget 4–6 months for all approvals if applied in parallel.

Construction

Structural & MEP specifications

CategorySpecificationReference
Concrete GradeM30 (columns/beams), M25 (slabs), M20 (foundations)IS 456:2000
Steel — TMT BarsFe 500D CRS (corrosion-resistant), 85 kg/sqm avgIS 1786:2008
RCC DesignLimit State Method, seismic Zone IVIS 1893:2016
BrickworkAAC blocks (600×200×200mm), density 550 kg/m³IS 2185:2005
PlumbingCPVC (hot), uPVC (cold), SWR for drainageIS 15778:2007
ElectricalFR PVC copper wiring, MCB distribution, modular switchesIS 694:2010
Fire Safety2-hour fire-rated structure, wet riser, smoke detectorsNBC 2016 Part 4
WaterproofingAPP membrane (terrace), integral crystalline (basement)IS 3067:1988
Recommendations

Your action plan

1
Title Due Diligence
highWeek 1–2

Commission a full title search (30-year chain) and encumbrance certificate from a local advocate. Verify no litigation pending on the plot.

2
Soil Testing & Survey
highWeek 2–3

Get geotechnical investigation done. Sector 43 has mixed soil — bearing capacity test critical for structural design.

3
DTCP Building Plan Approval
highWeek 3–8

File building plan with DTCP Gurugram. Current FAR 1.8× is approved for the zone. Include fire NOC application in parallel.

4
Negotiate JV or Acquire Land
mediumWeek 2–6

Based on JV analysis, 70:30 revenue share offers 28.6% IRR with lower capital exposure. Negotiate with landowner.

5
Appoint PMC & Architect
mediumWeek 4–6

Shortlist 3 PMCs with Gurugram group housing experience. Brief architect on 6-unit layout with 2BHK+3BHK mix.

6
Pre-Launch Marketing
mediumMonth 3–4

Start channel partner outreach and digital marketing. Target NRI Gurugram buyers via LinkedIn + WhatsApp groups.

7
RERA Registration
highBefore launch

Register project with HRERA (Haryana RERA). Threshold: 8+ units or >500 sqm. This project triggers RERA.

8
Construction Commencement
mediumMonth 4

Break ground after DTCP approval + RERA registration. Target structural completion in 18 months.

Revenue Model

Where the ₹18.42 Cr comes from

Unit-by-unit revenue breakdown. Rates validated against RERA-registered transactions and listed comparables.

Line ItemQtyRateAmount
3BHK Premium (2 units × 1,850 sqft)3,700 sqft₹9,800/sqft₹3.63 Cr
3BHK Standard (2 units × 1,620 sqft)3,240 sqft₹9,500/sqft₹3.08 Cr
2BHK Compact (2 units × 1,180 sqft)2,360 sqft₹9,200/sqft₹2.17 Cr
Car Parking (6 covered + 6 open)12 slots₹3.5L / ₹1.5L₹0.30 Cr
Club House Contribution6 units₹2.0L/unit₹0.12 Cr
Preferential Location Charges (PLC)2 corner units₹150/sqft₹0.10 Cr
Power Backup Charges6 units₹1.5L/unit₹0.09 Cr
Total Gross Revenue18.42 Cr
Cost Model

How every ₹13.14 Cr was computed

14-line itemised cost breakdown. Each line traceable to a published reference or market quote.

Cost ItemAmount (Cr)% of TotalSource
Land Acquisition (2,400 sqm)4.0731.0%Circle rate + negotiated premium
Stamp Duty + Registration0.332.5%6% stamp + ₹30K registration (Haryana)
Construction — RCC Structure3.1524.0%CPWD DSR 2024 @ ₹1,325/sqft
Construction — Finishing & MEP1.8914.4%CPWD DSR 2024 @ ₹795/sqft
Construction — External Development0.634.8%Roads, drainage, landscaping
Construction — Lift & Services0.634.8%2 lifts + DG + STP
Architectural & Structural Design0.181.4%1.5% of construction cost
PMC Fees0.151.1%2.5% of construction cost
Marketing & Sales0.554.2%3% of revenue — channel partners + digital
Legal & Documentation0.120.9%Title due diligence, agreements, RERA
Finance Cost (10.5% p.a.)1.168.8%₹9.2 Cr @ 10.5% for 24 months
GST on Construction (5%)0.322.4%Under-construction units, no ITC
Statutory Charges & EDC/IDC0.534.0%DTCP charges, HUDA EDC, fire NOC
Contingency (3%)0.433.3%Standard buffer for unforeseen costs
Total Project Cost13.14100%
Transaction Costs

Stamp duty & registration

ItemRateAmountPayable By
Stamp Duty (Haryana)6% of deed value₹24.42LBuyer (conveyance)
Registration FeeFlat ₹30,000 (capped)₹0.30LBuyer
Stamp Duty on Agreement to Sell₹100 (nominal)₹0.001LBoth parties
Stamp Duty on GPA (if JV)3% of circle rate value₹12.21LDeveloper
Notarization Charges₹500–₹1,000 per document₹0.05LDeveloper
Client Inputs

What you told us — unmodified inputs

These are the exact values submitted. Every calculation in this report flows from these inputs. If any input is incorrect, the entire model shifts.

Plot Location
Plot 14B, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana 122009
Plot Area
2,400 sqm (25,834 sqft)
Road Width (front)
18 meters
Land Cost
₹4.07 Cr (including stamp duty)
Expected Selling Rate
₹9,500/sqft (mid-market estimate)
Construction Specification
Mid-spec (CPWD DSR 2024)
Project Timeline
24 months (construction + sales)
Finance Rate
10.5% p.a. (commercial construction loan)
Unit Mix Preference
3BHK dominant + 2BHK (6 total units)
Facing / Orientation
North-facing plot
Intended Use
Group housing — builder floor / low-rise

If any of the above inputs are incorrect, email corrections@whitewarp.in for a free re-run.

Validation

What this report validates & what you must verify

Transparency on what we checked and what remains your responsibility.

FAR / FSI calculation (1.80× applied)
Verified against Haryana Building Code 2017 + MPD 2021-41
Setback compliance (front 9m, side 3m, rear 3m)
Matches DTCP norms for 18m road width
Height restriction (21m / 7 floors)
Within Sector 43 zoning limits
Construction cost estimate (₹2,650/sqft mid)
Cross-referenced with CPWD DSR 2024 + 3 local contractor quotes
Selling rate (₹9,500/sqft)
Within ±8% of 6 RERA-registered comparables in Sector 42-45
Land title & encumbrance
NOT VERIFIED — client must commission independent title search
Soil bearing capacity
NOT VERIFIED — geotechnical investigation required before foundation design
Environmental clearance
NOT VERIFIED — HSPCB clearance pending site inspection
Actual construction quality
NOT VERIFIED — report assumes mid-spec as stated, site supervision not included
Market demand at project launch
NOT VERIFIED — absorption estimate based on historical Sector 43 data

5 of 10 items validated. 5 items require independent verification before proceeding.

Methodology & Audit Trail

Every number, every formula, every source — open for inspection

Full audit trail. Every calculation is traceable to a published source. Open inspection — we welcome scrutiny.

STEP 1
Client Inputs Captured

Plot location, area (2,400 sqm), road width (18m), land cost (₹4.07 Cr), selling rate (₹9,500/sqft), construction spec (mid), timeline (24 months), finance rate (10.5%).

Source: User-submitted form

STEP 2
Regulatory Math — FAR & Setbacks

Applied Haryana Building Code 2017 + MPD 2021-41. FAR 1.80× on 2,400 sqm plot yields GFA 4,320 sqm (46,500 sqft). Setbacks: front 9m (18m road), side 3m, rear 3m. Buildable footprint: 1,680 sqm. Ground coverage: 70%.

Source: DTCP Gurugram / HBCC 2017

STEP 3
Cost Calculation — CPWD DSR 2024

Base construction ₹2,650/sqft (mid-spec). Total construction: ₹6.30 Cr. Land + stamp duty: ₹4.07 Cr. Marketing (3%): ₹0.55 Cr. Professional fees (2.5%): ₹0.33 Cr. Finance cost: ₹1.16 Cr. Statutory: ₹0.53 Cr. Total all-in: ₹13.14 Cr.

Source: CPWD Delhi Schedule of Rates 2024

STEP 4
Revenue Model — Unit Pricing

6 units: 4× 3BHK (avg 1,735 sqft @ ₹9,650/sqft) + 2× 2BHK (1,180 sqft @ ₹9,200/sqft). Total sellable: 19,389 sqft. Gross revenue: ₹18.42 Cr. Revenue/sqft weighted average: ₹9,500.

Source: RERA-registered comps / MagicBricks / 99acres

STEP 5
IRR & DCF — Newton-Raphson Method

Monthly cashflow model over 24 months. Land cost at M0, construction phased M1–M18, sales revenue M12–M24 (50% pre-sold, 50% post-completion). IRR solved via Newton-Raphson iterative method. True project IRR: 22.4% p.a. Equity IRR (70% LTV): 31.4%.

Source: Standard DCF methodology

STEP 6
Monte Carlo — 50,000 Simulations

Stochastic inputs: construction cost (±15%, normal), selling rate (±20%, normal), absorption rate (±6 months, uniform), timeline overrun (0–6 months, triangular). Correlated via Cholesky decomposition (rate-cost ρ = -0.3). Output: profit distribution → P5 ₹0.86 Cr, P50 ₹4.38 Cr, P95 ₹8.12 Cr. P(profit > 0) = 91%.

Source: Proprietary MC engine, 50,000 iterations

STEP 7
Profit Summary — The Final Equation

Revenue ₹18.42 Cr − Total Cost ₹13.14 Cr = Deterministic Profit ₹5.28 Cr (margin 28.7%). P50 Monte Carlo profit ₹4.38 Cr accounts for variance in inputs. Variance: σ² = Σ(xᵢ − μ)² / N across 50,000 runs.

Source: Aggregated computation

Known Limitations

  • This report is a feasibility estimate, not a guarantee of returns. Actual results may vary.
  • Market conditions can change rapidly — rates used are point-in-time snapshots.
  • Regulatory approvals are assumed — delays can impact timeline and IRR.
  • Construction costs are based on CPWD DSR 2024 — site-specific conditions may differ.
  • No on-site inspection has been conducted — physical due diligence is recommended.

Found an error? We pay ₹5,000 for every verified correction. Email: corrections@whitewarp.in

Disclaimer

What this report cannot tell you

  1. This report is a mathematical feasibility model based on publicly available data and client-provided inputs. It does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice.
  2. All calculations are based on current market rates, regulatory norms, and cost indices as of the report date. These can change without notice.
  3. Selling rate projections are derived from RERA-registered transactions and listed comparables — actual realisation depends on market conditions at the time of sale.
  4. Construction cost estimates reference CPWD DSR 2024. Actual costs depend on contractor negotiations, material price fluctuations, and site-specific conditions.
  5. IRR and profit figures are modeled outputs — not promises or guarantees. The Monte Carlo simulation models uncertainty but cannot predict black swan events.
  6. No physical site inspection has been conducted. The client is responsible for title verification, soil testing, and environmental clearance.
  7. White Warp is a technology platform that generates feasibility analytics. We are not a real estate broker, developer, or financial institution.
  8. The ₹5,000 correction bounty applies only to mathematical or regulatory calculation errors — not to subjective assessments or market predictions.

Report prepared by: White Warp Analytics Engine v3.0 · COA No. CA/2018/102736 · whitewarp.in

Issued 5 May 2026 · Reference WW-SAMPLE-2026 · 50,000 Monte Carlo iterations · DTCP Gurugram (Haryana) jurisdiction

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