The registered date
31 December 2032 is the completion date registered under PR1331012502333, and it is the date the agreement for sale binds the promoter to.
Registration was 11 February 2026, so the registered build window is roughly seven years.
Plan against the registered date
A marketed handover date carries no obligation behind it. The registered date does, and it is the date a lender will assess your loan against. If the sales team gives you an earlier target, ask for it in writing and read it beside the certificate.
What the registration tells you about status
- Scope: 1 building, 1 wing, 710 units, of which 701 are residential and 9 non-residential
- Floors: 49 proposed floors, 43 sanctioned, 40 habitable
- Registered: 11 February 2026, zero units sold at filing
- Escrow: ICICI Bank Limited
- Litigation: none on record
The registration is the live document here. Promoters must file quarterly progress updates against it, so the portal, not a brochure, is where construction status is actually tracked.
Planning around a 2032 handover
- Count your rent. Rent paid until handover is part of the cost of this purchase.
- Tie payments to milestones, not to calendar dates, in the agreement.
- Read the delay clause in the draft agreement before signing. Ask what compensation applies and how it is calculated.
- Take the certificate to your lender, not the brochure. They will assess against the registered date.
- Re-check the portal every quarter. Progress filings are the earliest signal that a schedule is moving.
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.