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Extended 31 mo0 floors · 63 flatsRERA P52100027014

C, Sky County

Deedo IDDP-PUN-H8JK-C

63 of 63 flats are unsold and 0 are booked, per MahaRERA's Oct 2026 disclosure; no sale deed is on record yet.

All of Sky County
Median saleNot on recordneeds 3 or more sales
Booked0%0 of 63 · Oct 2026
Completion28 Dec 20271 May 2025 · revised

Every flat, floor by floor

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  • Unsold
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Fl 2
Fl 1
Fl G
1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK1 BHK

Other units on these floors (no stack in the number):

Fl 1
Fl G

Sale status from MahaRERA's Oct 2026 disclosure; deeds from IGR Index II, placed on a flat only when the deed names this tower and flat. “Listed by developer” comes from the developer and is labelled as such.

SelectedUnsold

Flat 221

1 BHK · 323 sq ft · floor 2

Deeds
0
Last activity
None on record
Last sale
None registered
Units & parking in C
TypeCarpet areaUnitsBooked
1BHK29 m² (312 sq.ft)560
As registered with MahaRERA
RERA registration
P52100027014 · registered 10 Nov 2020
Promised completion
1 May 2025
Revised completion
28 Dec 2027
Sanctioned habitable floors
0
Sanctioned floors (incl. basement, stilt, podium)
0
Units declared
63
Homes
63
Shops and offices
0
Sanctioned FSI area (sq m)
G+2
MahaRERA status
Certificate Signed
Deedo ID
DP-PUN-H8JK-C
Questions about C

How many flats in C are sold?

0 flats have a sale on record, 0 are booked without a sale deed yet and 63 are unsold, per MahaRERA's Oct 2026 disclosure and the registered deeds.

When is C due for completion?

The MahaRERA registration promises 1 May 2025, revised to 28 Dec 2027.

How many floors does C have?

0 sanctioned habitable floors, as registered with MahaRERA.

Data through13 Oct 2026SourcesMahaRERA registration and project page · IGR Maharashtra Index IIFloors and units are as registered; a promoter can revise them in later filings. Party names appear only inside an unlocked Index II.Report a problemMethodology