TG RERA pulls up builder over incomplete amenities in Kompally villa project
The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority has ordered a developer to complete unfinished amenities in the Balaji Elegancia villa project in Kompally within 60 days. This directive follows a complaint from villa owners regarding the lack of promised facilities such as a clubhouse and security systems. The authority's inspection confirmed that many amenities were still incomplete despite the project being past its completion deadline.
- ▪TG RERA has directed the developer to finish pending infrastructure within 60 days.
- ▪The order was issued after a complaint from the Balaji Elegancia Villa Owners Society.
- ▪An inspection revealed that numerous common facilities were still unfinished despite occupancy.
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The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TG RERA) has directed a Hyderabad-based developer to complete pending infrastructure and common amenities in Balaji Elegancia villa project at Kompally within 60 days, after finding that several facilities promised to homebuyers remained unfinished despite the project crossing its completion deadline.The order came in response to a complaint filed by the Balaji Elegancia Villa Owners Mutually Aided Co-Operative Maintenance Society, representing villa owners who alleged that the developer, M/s Balaji Constructions, had failed to provide a range of amenities that were advertised at the time of sale and included in agreements executed with buyers.According to the complaint, villas in the gated community were sold with assurances of a clubhouse,…
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