Two RERA registrations, two completion dates six months apart. Which wing your flat sits in decides June 2030 or December 2030, and what that costs.

Tata publishes no possession date for the Varnam phases now selling. Here is where the binding date actually lives, across four separate RERA registrations.

Start at the RERA portal searching the promoter, not the project. Why twenty agreeing pages are one source, and why ending with a gap beats inventing a number.

Six things it must contain and three it must not. Refundable is not the same as adjustable, and an EOI that allots a unit at a price is not an EOI at all.

Every registered project declares a completion date in its filing. A missing date on a website is a marketing gap, not a legal one. How to find it yourself.

Mostly a marketing description, not a legal status. What actually binds a developer, and the component-by-component test that separates delivered from intended.

The association sets your maintenance rate, the FM contract and capital spending. The voting basis, the quorum problem, and when developer control ends.

On an eight-tower project, “from” means the first tower and the last may be a year behind. The three dates to separate, and what to ask instead.

Buy above Rs 50 lakh and you must deduct and deposit 1% yourself, via Form 26QB. Why buyers miss it, how instalments work, and the NRI-seller trap.

A mall and a hotel next door are public and yours. A township clubhouse is not. What adjacency actually entitles you to, and the six questions that settle it.