Unitech
Est. 1971 · Gurgaon, Haryana · Privately held · Delhi NCR
🗓Published·Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
Company overview
Who is Unitech?
A former national #2 undone by diversion of funds; now run by a government-appointed board completing stalled projects.
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Completed projects (not disclosed)
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Sq ft delivered (not disclosed)
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Ongoing projects (not disclosed)
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Upcoming projects (not disclosed)
Our ratings
Builder Score Card
Each dimension is scored from delivery data, RERA filings and financial disclosures.
On-time delivery: 25% of towers delivered within 6 months of committed date.
Diligence
Litigation, Compliance & Financials
Litigation history
Verified Aug 2026: promoters jailed in the buyer-funds case; a government-appointed board is completing ~15,000 units under Supreme Court supervision with phased timelines running to 2027. The CMD post fell vacant in July 2026 and buyer associations have flagged funding shortfalls.
RERA compliance
Not separately assessed. Verify the specific project’s registration and quarterly progress on the state RERA portal.
Financial strength
Privately held with limited public disclosure — prefer construction-linked payment plans.
At a glance
Unitech in Numbers
Unitech is a privately held developer founded in 1971, headquartered in Gurgaon, Haryana, active mainly in Delhi NCR. We rate it 1.6/5 overall — high-risk — which ranks 211th of the 212 developers we profile and ahead of 0% of them. Its strongest area is construction quality (2.5/5) and its weakest is delivery record (1.2/5).
Benchmarking
How Unitech Compares
Each rating against all 212 developers we profile and the 62 in Delhi NCR.
| Rating | Unitech | Delhi NCR average | Better than |
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| Construction quality | 2.5/5 | 3.2/5 | 5% of developers |
| Delivery record | 1.2/5 | 2.9/5 | 0% of developers |
| Customer satisfaction | 1.5/5 | 2.9/5 | 0% of developers |
| Financial strength | 1.2/5 | 2.9/5 | 0% of developers |
| Trust | 1.6/5 | 3.1/5 | 0% of developers |
Buyer guidance
Should You Buy a Unitech Project?
Unitech carries more risk than most developers we rate. If you are considering one of its projects, favour completed or nearly completed towers, compare the promised and actual completion dates of its last few projects on the state RERA portal, confirm the project's escrow account and RERA progress, and avoid large upfront payments.
Check before you book
- RERA registration and quarterly progress for the exact project and tower you are buying.
- Credit ratings and company filings, because Unitech is privately held and does not publish audited results.
- That 70% of buyer payments go into the project's separate escrow account, as RERA requires.
- Delivery record: compare the promised and actual completion dates of its last few projects on the state RERA portal.
The bottom line
Our Verdict
Avoid new exposure entirely; delivered communities like Nirvana Country trade on location alone, and stalled-project buyers should track the board's phased schedule.
Portfolio
Notable Projects
Key Unitech projects as the builder publishes them. None has a PropertyNivesh research page yet.
Questions
Unitech: FAQs
Is Unitech a good builder? ＋
We rate Unitech 1.6/5 overall — high-risk. Avoid new exposure entirely; delivered communities like Nirvana Country trade on location alone, and stalled-project buyers should track the board's phased schedule.
Is Unitech a listed company? ＋
No. Unitech is privately held, so detailed financials are not published; check credit ratings and company filings where available.
Does Unitech deliver on time? ＋
Unitech has delivered 25% of its towers within six months of the committed date, and we rate its delivery record 1.2/5.
How many projects has Unitech completed? ＋
Unitech has not published a completed-project count that we could verify.
Does Unitech have litigation or RERA issues? ＋
Verified Aug 2026: promoters jailed in the buyer-funds case; a government-appointed board is completing ~15,000 units under Supreme Court supervision with phased timelines running to 2027. The CMD post fell vacant in July 2026 and buyer associations have flagged funding shortfalls.