Is The Greenfront at Godrej Park World RERA approved?
Yes. The Greenfront at Godrej Park World is registered on MahaRERA as P52100079064. Possession: MahaRERA completion 31 Dec 2030.
What the MahaRERA registration tells you
- The promoter's name and the land title documents.
- Sanctioned plans, the commencement certificate and approvals.
- The proposed completion date the promoter has committed to.
- Quarterly progress reports, and any complaints or litigation.
How to check it yourself
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1 | Open the MahaRERA portal and search for P52100079064. |
| 2 | Compare the completion date and carpet areas with your allotment letter. |
| 3 | Read the latest quarterly progress update. |
| 4 | Check the complaints and litigation sections. |
| 5 | Confirm the agent's MahaRERA number (A031262600006) on the same portal. |
If possession is delayed
Under section 18 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, if the promoter does not hand over possession by the date in your agreement, you can either stay in the project and get interest for every month of delay, or withdraw and get a refund with interest. The agreement for sale sets out the details.
Documents to ask for before you pay
- Allotment letter and the draft agreement for sale.
- Cost sheet showing every charge.
- List of banks that have approved the project.
- Payment schedule linked to construction stages.
Frequently asked questions
What is the RERA number of The Greenfront at Godrej Park World?
MahaRERA P52100079064.
What is the possession date of The Greenfront at Godrej Park World?
MahaRERA completion 31 Dec 2030. Your agreement for sale states the binding date.
What if The Greenfront at Godrej Park World is delayed?
Under section 18 of RERA you can claim interest for each month of delay, or withdraw with a refund plus interest.
Can I get a home loan for The Greenfront at Godrej Park World?
Yes, from banks that have approved the project. Ask for the approved-bank list with the cost sheet.
Can NRIs buy at The Greenfront at Godrej Park World?
Yes. NRIs and OCI cardholders can buy residential property in India under FEMA rules, paying from NRE, NRO or FCNR accounts.