Supertech Hill Town Resale Plots, Sohna Gurgaon

Before any number on this page: Supertech Limited is in the corporate insolvency resolution process, admitted on the plea of its lead lender Union Bank of India, and the process is still live. As recently as September 2026 the appellate tribunal was pressing for an interim resolution professional to be appointed and for NBCC to start work on sixteen of the company's stalled projects, against timelines that had already slipped.

That is not a reason nobody should buy a Supertech Hill Town resale plot in Sohna Gurgaon. It is a reason that one question comes before price, and the answer changes what you are buying entirely.

The question: is the plot conveyed, or is it an allotment?

A plot that has been conveyed and mutated into the seller's name is ordinary land with an ordinary title chain, and the developer's financial position matters to your neighbours' amenities rather than to your ownership. An allotment that was never conveyed is a different asset wearing the same words, and buying one during a live insolvency is something to do with an insolvency lawyer, not a broker.

Ask for the registered sale deed, the mutation entry (intkaal) in the seller's name at the revenue office, and a fresh encumbrance certificate. If the first of those does not exist, stop and take advice before you pay anything at all.

The price: what we could establish, and what we could not

We could not establish a defensible resale rate per square yard for Hill Town, and we would rather say so than publish a figure that looks confident. Here is exactly what the sources support.

• Plot sizes. Hill Town is a township of about 160 acres with plots in roughly twelve sizes, running from about 172 to 943 square yards.
• Listings. A small number of plots — about five — are quoted from around Rs 2.7 crore. That is an asking price on thin supply, not a market rate.
• The one firm rate nearby. Supertech's other Sohna scheme, Hill Estate in Sector 2, prices plots at Rs 47,500 per square yard on sizes of 75 to 165 square yards.
• Status. Phase 2 is described as ready to move; the Hill Estate scheme is under construction.

The Rs 47,500 figure is tempting to apply to Hill Town, and it should not be applied without qualification. Hill Estate is a Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana plotted scheme — a state affordable-plotted policy with its own licensing, its own plot-size caps and its own price logic. Applying its rate to a 943 square yard plot in a 160-acre township is comparing two different products because they share a developer and a town.

What would settle it is the registry. Registered sale deeds on plots in this township, from the last six months, with the size and the consideration on them. Those carry stamp duty and are the only prices in Indian real estate nobody is negotiating in public. Ask the seller's lawyer to pull three.

Why the band this page used to carry did not survive

The figure previously published here was Rs 60 lakh to Rs 2.4 crore. At the only firm rate in the vicinity that band implies plots of about 126 to 505 square yards — and 126 square yards is smaller than the 172 square yard minimum every source gives for Hill Town. The bottom of the band describes a plot the township does not contain. It has been removed rather than corrected downward, because a number that cannot be tied to a real plot is not a price.

Two schemes, two names, one town

This is worth spelling out because it causes real confusion in search results. Supertech has more than one plotted scheme in Sohna and their names differ by one word:

Search for one and you will be shown pricing for the other. Before you accept any figure about "Supertech plots in Sohna", establish which scheme it belongs to and which plot size it describes.

What Sohna itself is

Sohna sits south of Gurugram at the foot of the Aravallis, reached by the Sohna elevated road, and it is the part of this market where land is still bought by the square yard rather than the square foot. The case for it is straightforward: it is the nearest place to Gurugram where a plot of several hundred square yards is within reach at all, and the elevated corridor has genuinely shortened the drive. The case against it is equally straightforward: it is a market where delivery of promised infrastructure has lagged, and a plot inside a township is worth what the township eventually becomes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the resale price of a plot in Supertech Hill Town Sohna?

No defensible rate per square yard is published, and we would rather say that than invent one. About five plots are quoted from around Rs 2.7 crore, which is an asking price on very thin supply. The only firm nearby rate is Rs 47,500 per square yard on Supertech's Hill Estate scheme in Sector 2 Sohna, and that is a Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana plotted scheme with 75 to 165 square yard plots — a different product. Ask the seller's lawyer to pull three registered sale deeds from the township.

Does Supertech's insolvency affect buying a resale plot here?

It depends entirely on whether the plot has been conveyed. If the seller holds a registered sale deed in their own name, with the mutation entered at the revenue office, you are buying land from a private owner and the company's position affects your neighbours' amenities rather than your title. If what the seller holds is an unconveyed allotment, you would be buying a claim against a company in a live insolvency process, which is a decision to take with an insolvency lawyer rather than a broker.

What is the difference between Supertech Hill Town and Hill Estate?

Hill Town is township plotting of about 160 acres with plots from roughly 172 to 943 square yards, and Phase 2 is described as ready to move. Hill Estate is a Deen Dayal Jan Awas Yojana plotted scheme in Sector 2 Sohna with plots of about 75 to 165 square yards at Rs 47,500 per square yard, under construction. They share a developer and a town and differ in almost everything else, and search results mix them constantly.

How big are the plots in Hill Town?

About twelve sizes, running from roughly 172 to 943 square yards, inside a township of about 160 acres. That range is wide enough that any single price band covering it is describing several very different assets at once, which is why the rate per square yard matters more here than a headline figure.

What documents should I see before paying anything?

The registered sale deed in the seller's name. The mutation entry at the revenue office showing the transfer was recorded. A fresh encumbrance certificate. The licence and layout approval for the township, and the demarcation of the specific plot against the sanctioned layout. And confirmation of any development charges outstanding, because those follow the plot rather than the seller.

Is Sohna a reasonable place to buy land?

It is the nearest place to Gurugram where a plot of several hundred square yards is within reach at all, and the elevated road has genuinely shortened the drive. It is also a market where promised infrastructure has repeatedly lagged, and a plot inside a township is worth what the township eventually becomes. Buy on the plot's own title and its own road access rather than on a masterplan render.

Our view

We are not going to put a rate on this page that we cannot defend, and the honest position is that none is published for Hill Town specifically. What we can tell you is the thing that matters more: get the registered sale deed before the price conversation. A conveyed plot in Sohna is ordinary land and can be valued from the registry like any other. An unconveyed allotment from a company in insolvency is a different proposition entirely, and the two are being advertised in the same words.

In short: establish conveyance first, pull three registered sale deeds second, and treat every published band about Supertech plots in Sohna as possibly describing the other scheme.

For plotted land on the Gurugram side rather than the Sohna side, see our page on True Habitat plots in Sector 112. For a completed apartment market where prices can be checked properly, Pareena Micasa in Sector 68, and for a low-rise floor alternative, Adani Samsara Avasa in Sector 63.