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Wing C, MIG Mhada Complex

Deedo IDDP-PUN-CS6D-C

4 registered deeds are placed in this tower; MahaRERA has not published a flat-by-flat record for it.

All of MIG Mhada Complex
Median saleNot on recordneeds 3 or more sales
Rented out0median rent ₹13,500 / month

Every flat, floor by floor

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  • Status not on record
5255
Fl 5
Fl 4
Fl 3
Fl 2
Fl 1

Flat number not read (1): no floor on record and the number doesn't say one.

Sale status from MahaRERA's 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.

SelectedNot on record

Flat 37

Wing C

Deeds
2
Last activity
Rental · Jul 2024
Last sale
None registered
Units & parking in Wing C

MahaRERA's project page with unit types hasn't been imported for this registration.

As registered with MahaRERA
Sanctioned habitable floors
Not on record
Deedo ID
DP-PUN-CS6D-C

Latest registered deeds

4 deeds placed in this tower by the deed's own tower name. The Index II opens inside Deedo.

RegisteredUnitCarpetPrice
Jul 2024Wing C · 37 Rental—View
Jul 2021Wing C · 37 Rental—View
Jul 2021Wing C · 555 Rental—View
Jun 2019Wing C · 552 Rental—View

Wing C in numbers

Registered deals, summarised

Deedo has 4 registered documents at Wing C, from Jun 2019 to Jul 2024: 4 leave and licence agreements.

Are properties at Wing C rented out?
Yes: 4 leave and licence agreements are registered at Wing C, at a median rent since Jun 2019 of about ₹14,000 a month with a deposit of about ₹35,000.
Where does this data come from?
The figures come from registered documents (Index II) at the Maharashtra sub-registrar offices, matched at Wing C by Deedo, last updated with deals registered in Jul 2024.
SourcesMahaRERA registration · 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