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    FIR filed against Noida builder after buyers complain of flat sizes being too small

    As per the complainants, the 423 flats sold in Prateek Edifice were 10-12% smaller than what they had been charged for. They claimed construction was also done beyond the sanctioned plan without their consent.

    Noida: What's pushing flat rates as city goes luxury from affordable

    Noida and Greater Noida have become premium real estate hotspots in the last five years, with significant price appreciation and increased demand for luxury properties. The average apartment price has risen from Rs 1.24 crore in 2022 to Rs 1.68 crore in 2023, with a notable surge in sales of apartments priced at Rs 3.5 crore and above. Infrastructure development, completion of stalled projects, and policy changes are key drivers of this transformation.

    Legacy stalled projects: 20 of 57 builders have paid 25 per cent dues, says Noida Authority

    Pending registries and delayed possession of flats are pressing issues in Noida and Greater Noida for a long time, with the UP government also pushing for resolution of homebuyers' woes in line with the recommendations of the Amitabh Kant panel on stalled projects.

    More than 1400 Amrapali homebuyers will have their flats cancelled if they don’t do this within 30 days; Check full list here

    Amrapali homebuyers: According to an advertisement in the Times of India dated April 22, 2024, “In furtherance to repeated notice issued regarding handover, below is the list of home buyers who have not yet taken handing over key of their unit from NBCC (as on 22.04. 2024), are hereby given the last opportunity to take key handover within 30 days failure to do so the respective unit will be deemed cancelled. NO further request in this regard will be entertained.”

    32,000 flats in Noida still awaiting registry despite UP govt's special package

    32,000 Noida apartments await registration. 14 projects opt for rehab. Builders pay dues, 4,000 flats set for boost. Authority registers 500 units, raising revenue.

    NCLAT rejects homebuyers' plea for insolvency against Ansal Hi-tech Township

    NCLAT annulled insolvency plea against Ansal Hi-tech Township Ltd in Greater Noida, upholding NCLT's decision on insufficient criteria. Multiple entities like RERA Act, promoter, and threshold limit were vital in the ruling.

    The Economic Times
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