How early is early
PR1331012502333 was registered on 11 February 2026, and the record showed zero units sold at filing. Completion is registered for 31 December 2032.
So you would be buying near the start of a roughly seven-year build. That is the stage where prices are usually lowest and where the least is fixed.
What is fixed at this stage
- The scope: 710 units, of which 701 are residential and 9 non-residential, 49 proposed floors, 43 sanctioned, 40 habitable
- The registered completion date
- The promoter and its escrow arrangement, ICICI Bank Limited
- The absence of litigation on the record
What is not fixed, and what to do about it
Carpet areas, prices, the payment schedule, and which amenities land in which phase. None of that is published, and at this stage some of it genuinely is not settled yet.
So get what matters into writing rather than accepting it verbally:
- The carpet area of your specific unit, in the agreement, not on a sheet
- The payment schedule tied to construction milestones, not to dates
- Which podium amenities are committed at handover
- What happens if the completion date moves, in the agreement's own words
The honest risk statement
An early-stage purchase trades price for time and certainty. Over seven years your circumstances can change, the market can change and the schedule can move. RERA gives you real protections, and the escrow and the registered date are two of them, but they are remedies rather than guarantees.
If you need a home to live in within two or three years, this is the wrong stage of the wrong building, and that is worth knowing before a site visit rather than after.
Ask which registration number covers the wing your flat is in, then read the floor count and the registered completion date off that certificate. The figures above are for Wing D. Wing D detail.
Call +91 84839 00178 or send a WhatsApp for the cost sheet, the area statement and the registration certificate.