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Extended 4 mo8 floors · 32 flatsRERA P51700046822

Building No 3, Green Touch

Deedo IDDP-THN-EBHN-3

19 flats have a sale on record, 0 are booked without a sale deed yet and 13 are unsold, per MahaRERA's Oct 2026 disclosure and the registered deeds.

All of Green Touch
Median saleNot on recordneeds 3 or more sales
Booked59%19 of 32 · Oct 2026
Completion30 Apr 202831 Dec 2027 · revised

Every flat, floor by floor

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  • Sale registered
  • Unsold
01020304
Fl 8
Fl 7
Fl 6
Fl 5
Fl 4
Fl 3
Fl 2
Fl 1
1 BHK2 BHK1 BHK1 BHK

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 FLAT 101

1 BHK · 346 sq ft · floor 1

Deeds
0
Last activity
None on record
Last sale
None registered
Units & parking in Building No 3
TypeCarpet areaUnitsBooked
1BHK32.1 m² (346 sq.ft)249
2BHK38.7 m² (417 sq.ft)83
As registered with MahaRERA
RERA registration
P51700046822 · registered 10 Sep 2022
Promised completion
31 Dec 2027
Revised completion
30 Apr 2028
Sanctioned habitable floors
8
Sanctioned floors (incl. basement, stilt, podium)
9
Units declared
32
Homes
32
Shops and offices
0
Sanctioned FSI area (sq m)
9
MahaRERA status
Certificate Signed
Deedo ID
DP-THN-EBHN-3
Questions about Building No 3

How many flats in Building No 3 are sold?

19 flats have a sale on record, 0 are booked without a sale deed yet and 13 are unsold, per MahaRERA's Oct 2026 disclosure and the registered deeds.

When is Building No 3 due for completion?

The MahaRERA registration promises 31 Dec 2027, revised to 30 Apr 2028.

How many floors does Building No 3 have?

8 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