Assotech Blith Resale Flats Sector 99 Gurgaon

Assotech Blith in Sector 99 is two things at once, and a buyer has to hold both in mind. It is a resale market with more than 40 flats for sale and tenants paying rent in the towers. It is also a project launched in May 2012 whose promoter was still being ordered by the Haryana authority in 2025 and 2026 to pay buyers for flats it had not finished, with the authority recording that the occupation certificate had not been obtained nearly ten years after the promised possession date. The row this page replaces said Ready to Move and printed Rs 3.1 crore to Rs 5.5 crore. The label skipped the paperwork problem. The price was wrong by more than a crore at both ends.

Assotech Blith resale asks divide to about Rs 11,500 per sq ft, from about Rs 9,500 on the largest flats to Rs 12,100 on a furnished 2 BHK. That puts a 1,365 sq ft 2 BHK near Rs 1.57 crore and a 2,835 sq ft 4 BHK near Rs 3.26 crore. No flat in the tower costs Rs 5.5 crore, and the cheapest is under half the row's floor.

At a glance

The asks, divided by their areas

The plans in the towers are a 2 BHK of 1,365 sq ft, a 3 BHK of about 1,685 sq ft, a 3 BHK with a servant room of 2,400 sq ft and a 4 BHK of 2,835 sq ft. The asks that could be tied to a size, read on 26 September 2026:

• 1,365 sq ft 2 BHKs at Rs 1.33 crore and Rs 1.35 crore: Rs 9,740 and Rs 9,890 per sq ft.
• 1,365 sq ft 2 BHKs at Rs 1.55 crore, and one semi-furnished at Rs 1.65 crore: Rs 11,360 and Rs 12,090.
• A 1,685 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 2 crore: Rs 11,870. A 1,650 sq ft flat at Rs 1.8 crore: Rs 10,910.
• 2,400 sq ft 3 BHKs with servant room at Rs 2.29 crore, Rs 2.5 crore and Rs 2.8 crore: Rs 9,540, Rs 10,420 and Rs 11,670.
• A 2,835 sq ft 4 BHK at Rs 3.4 crore: Rs 11,990.

One portal's project average moved from Rs 11,450 to Rs 11,800 per sq ft over the first quarter of 2026. The individual asks straddle that, so the working figure is Rs 11,500, with the 2,400 sq ft plan the soft spot: three asks averaging about Rs 10,540. A buyer who wants space for the money should start there.

What is actually for sale, unit by unit

This site used to carry two separate pages for flats in Assotech Blith, one per listing. Both named this project and Sector 99, and both now fold into this page. Here is what each printed and what the size comes to at the rate the project trades at.

Both bands are the area times Rs 13,000, then times 1.42. On the 2,400 sq ft flat that ceiling is Rs 18,500 per sq ft, a rate nothing in Sector 99 asks; even the floor is above every real ask for that plan. The second row is a mislabel. The largest flat in the towers is 2,835 sq ft. Blith also has a low-rise block of villas of up to about 5,595 sq ft, and one villa of 5,000 sq ft is listed at Rs 7.44 crore, or Rs 14,880 per sq ft. If that page meant a 5,450 sq ft villa, the one comparable puts it near Rs 8.1 crore. That rests on a single listing, so treat it as an order of size, not a price.

The paperwork problem

Blith was launched on 1 May 2012 by Assotech, in seven towers of up to 25 floors with about 560 homes on 12.06 acres. Agreements from that launch promised possession in 2016; one buyer's was due on 20 July 2016, another's by March 2016. What followed was the liquidation of the parent, Assotech Limited, ordered by the Delhi High Court, then the pollution bans and the pandemic. The promoter of record for the project is Assotech Moonshine Urban Developers Pvt Ltd.

Two orders from the Haryana authority, HRERA Gurugram, matter to anyone buying here. In July 2025 it ordered a refund of about Rs 38.5 lakh with interest to a buyer who had booked a 3 BHK in 2012 and never received it. In a 2026 order on a 2025 complaint, it granted another buyer delay interest at 10.8 per cent and recorded that the promoter had still not obtained the occupation certificate about ten years after the promised date. Portal pages that say the project has its certificate are contradicted by the authority's own order, and the order is the document that settles it until the promoter produces the certificate itself.

People live here and tenants pay rent, so some flats have been handed over. What a buyer cannot assume is that the handover was legal, that the conveyance deed can be executed, or that a bank will lend against the flat on the normal terms. Ask the seller for the occupation certificate covering their tower, and if there is none, ask what the possession letter actually says and whether the sale deed has been registered.

The registration

The project was brought under the Haryana authority in 2017. Most pages print the registration as 83 of 2017; a few print 38 of 2017. The registered completion date circulating is July 2026, which has passed, and some portals now print October 2029, which suggests an extension. Check the number, the current completion date and any extension on the authority's website before paying anything, because the listings disagree on all three.

The rent, and what it does to the price

Flats in Blith let for about Rs 27,000 to Rs 41,000 a month, the 2 BHKs at the lower end and the 3 BHKs at the upper. Divide. A 1,365 sq ft 2 BHK at Rs 1.4 crore letting for Rs 30,000 earns Rs 3.6 lakh a year: 2.6 per cent gross. A 1,685 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 2 crore letting for Rs 40,000 earns Rs 4.8 lakh: 2.4 per cent. That is better than most of the Dwarka Expressway, because the purchase price is lower, and it is still not an income property. The corridor's wider rental market is on the Dwarka Expressway rent page.

Against the sector

Sector 99 flats average about Rs 11,000 to Rs 11,350 per sq ft on the rate tables, up 7 to 10 per cent in a year. Blith at Rs 11,500 sits at the sector rate or a shade above it, next to Cosmos Express 99 near Rs 9,950 and Lotus Elise near Rs 11,600. The sector's full list is on the Sector 99 flats page. For a building with an unresolved certificate, the sector rate is too much. A flat whose paperwork is in doubt should trade at a discount to a clean one next door, and in Blith the asks mostly do not.

What the developer publishes

Assotech's own page lists the project as 2, 3 and 4 BHK flats on the Dwarka Expressway in Sector 99. It does not print a price, a certificate or a handover schedule, and none of the Assotech-named sites that rank for the project are the developer's own. A buyer gets nothing from the brochure that settles the questions above.

Who this suits

Our review of Blith comes down to one document. It suits a buyer who wants a large flat on the Dwarka Expressway under Rs 3 crore, is willing to buy in a flat that is already occupied, and has a lawyer read the possession letter and the registry record before signing. The 2,400 sq ft plan at about Rs 10,500 per sq ft is the value in the building for that buyer. Budget pages for the two bands the building sits in are Rs 1 to 2 crore and Rs 2 to 3 crore.

It suits nobody who needs a home loan on standard terms without asking the bank first, nobody who will not read an authority order, and nobody paying full sector rate on the assumption that the certificate will come.

Before you pay anything

1. The occupation certificate for the tower, or the promoter's written position on when it will be applied for.
2. The registration number and current completion date on the authority's website: 83 of 2017 on most pages.
3. The seller's possession letter, conveyance status and any delay-interest claim, settled or assigned in writing.
4. A bank's sanction for this specific flat, before the token money.
5. The rate against Rs 11,500. Without a certificate, argue for less.

Frequently asked questions

What is the resale price of Assotech Blith in Sector 99?

About Rs 11,500 per sq ft on the asks read on 26 September 2026. A 1,365 sq ft 2 BHK asks Rs 1.33 crore to Rs 1.65 crore, a 1,685 sq ft 3 BHK about Rs 2 crore, a 2,400 sq ft 3 BHK Rs 2.29 crore to Rs 2.8 crore, and a 2,835 sq ft 4 BHK about Rs 3.4 crore. Individual asks run from about Rs 9,500 to Rs 12,100 per sq ft.

Is Assotech Blith ready to move in?

Partly, and not cleanly. Flats are occupied and let, but in a 2026 order the Haryana authority recorded that the promoter had not obtained the occupation certificate about ten years after the promised 2016 possession date. Treat a flat as ready only once the seller shows a certificate for the tower, a possession letter and the status of the conveyance deed.

What is the RERA number of Assotech Blith?

Most pages print 83 of 2017; a few print 38 of 2017. The completion date circulating is July 2026, now passed, and some portals print October 2029, which suggests an extension. The promoter of record is Assotech Moonshine Urban Developers Pvt Ltd. Check the number, the current date and any extension on the Haryana authority's website yourself.

What is the rent and rental yield in Assotech Blith?

Flats let for about Rs 27,000 to Rs 41,000 a month. A 1,365 sq ft 2 BHK bought at Rs 1.4 crore and let for Rs 30,000 yields about 2.6 per cent gross; a 1,685 sq ft 3 BHK at Rs 2 crore let for Rs 40,000 yields 2.4 per cent. That beats much of the corridor because the price is lower, but it is still a home first.

What sizes are available in Assotech Blith?

The towers hold a 2 BHK of 1,365 sq ft, a 3 BHK of about 1,685 sq ft, a 3 BHK with servant room of 2,400 sq ft and a 4 BHK of 2,835 sq ft. A low-rise block of villas goes up to about 5,595 sq ft. Any page offering a flat above 2,835 sq ft here is describing a villa or a mistake.

Why was Assotech Blith delayed?

Launched in May 2012 with possession promised for 2016, the project stalled after the Delhi High Court ordered the liquidation of Assotech Limited, the parent; the promoter also blames pollution bans and the pandemic. The Haryana authority rejected those reasons, ordering a refund of about Rs 38.5 lakh with interest in July 2025 and delay interest at 10.8 per cent in another buyer's case.

Is Assotech Blith good value against the rest of Sector 99?

At about Rs 11,500 per sq ft it trades at the Sector 99 average of Rs 11,000 to Rs 11,350, or slightly above it. For a project without a confirmed occupation certificate that is too much. The best value is the 2,400 sq ft plan at about Rs 10,500, and any buyer should push for a discount until the certificate is in hand.