Lead Finding
Most critical concealed + material finding
A third of each tower is being sold outside the law that exists to protect its buyers — 75 floors appear in the registered Sale Agreement, but RERA registers only 50, the Commencement Certificate (CC) was issued for 50F and has lapsed, and floors 51–75 carry no completion protection.
F
Fundamentals
The foundation — title clarity, approvals, developer compliance, and whether you get possession on time
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Compound Density: Nine coordinated Sale Agreement clauses build an up-to-75F hotel + retail (Building No.3) into the buyers' compound — the two residential towers occupy just ~18% of it, the remaining ~82% (hotel, basements, amenities, landscaping) sitting outside what buyers were shown — while contractually erasing the buyers' right to object. Absent from the Second Schedule, project description, and all marketing.
Critical
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Land Ownership: Hybrid 56% freehold / 44% BMC leasehold across 5 parcels, marketed as uniform freehold. Tower 2 is freehold and mortgageable; Tower 1 sits on leasehold / Exchange Lands with mortgage-impaired title — split undisclosed, both towers priced identically.
High
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Approvals: CC issued 4 Apr 2025 for 50F only, lapsed 3 Apr 2026; Sale Agreement executed 22 May 2026 — five weeks after the lapse — with "revalidated from time to time" language showing ADPL knew. Two active Bombay HC litigations sit in the Sale Agreement as force-majeure triggers.
High
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Builder Track Record: ADPL incorporated 2021 — zero comparable delivered project; RERA recourse runs against the four-year-old SPV only, not the Runwal brand on the hoarding.
Medium
V
Value
The deal — layout quality, views at handover, and whether the price is justified by what you actually receive
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Layout Quality: Excellent — 88% layout efficiency, column-free living, tied 2nd of 10 among the properties we've analysed. Effective ₹78,809/sqft on a registered-carpet basis; fairly priced on unit quality, but the discount for compound/environment risk is the open question.
Good
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View at Handover: Marketed as "Worli's Crown Jewel" western sea / Sea Link panorama (view impaired). Palais Royale (63F, complete since 2010) has permanently severed the central NW sea arc; the CGI omits 9 confirmed structures and the Sea Link image is a labelled stock photo.
High
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Non-RERA Carpet Area: 281 sqft "Private Lobby" (7.5% of carpet) sold as a luxury amenity is restricted common area — an exclusive right to use, never owned. ₹1.70 Cr, 6.5% of consideration, for unownable space; One Avighna Park BMC enforcement precedent cited.
Med–High
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View Type: The "Worli" address premium is anchored to the Four Seasons complex — which is itself the 34–62F obstruction cluster filling Tower 2's northeast arc. PIN 400013 is Lower Parel, marketed universally as Worli 400018.
Medium
L
Livability
The daily reality — commute, building density, neighbourhood character, and quality of services at possession
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Neighbourhood at Handover: 360° boxed — no clear arc at possession +5, most concerning in our analysis. Palais Royale (NW), BDD Chawls 40–75F (N), Four Seasons 34–62F (NE), Kalpataru One 70F (NE), Aspect Realty 57F (S) and Jijamata Nagar 8×43F (SSW) close every horizon.
Critical
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Rush Hour Commute: Grade D — both approaches (Worli Naka, Tulsipipe Road) congested; A-to-Z Industrial Estate runs HGV movements directly opposite Tower 2. The project's own hotel adds self-inflicted load residents are contractually barred from objecting to — unique among the properties we've analysed.
High
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Water Supply: Building Approval (IOD) Cond.9 flags extra W&S charges; the hotel parcel (CS 109) has zero water coverage under this IOD; HE NOC calculation basis (50F vs 75F) unconfirmed and final adequacy deferred to OC.
High
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Lift Wait Time: 3 exclusive on-demand lifts — Grade A, best in our analysis.
Good
View Corridor — 500m at Handover
Subject anchored & pulsing · red Google pin
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
Runwal Raaya — subject
A Siddharth Nagar Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) — affects Raaya
B Mariamma Nagar SRA — affects Raaya
C BDD Chawls — affects Raaya
J Aspect Realty — affects Raaya
I Worli STP
What to Ask the Developer
01
Produce the renewed CC (post 3 April 2026) — and explain why the Sale Agreement was executed against a lapsed one.
02
Why does the Second Schedule omit Building No.3 entirely when Recital J-iv of the same document names it as a hotel?
03
What RERA protection exists for floors 51–75, and what happens to those buyers if the contingent FSI never materialises?
04
Provide the corrected RERA filings: Tower 1's portal currently carries Tower 2's old layouts and Tower 2 has not been updated in 11 months.
05
Provide the HE NOC and confirm whether its water calculation covers 50 or 75 floors — and what covers the hotel.
06
What are the current statuses of WP 10572/2014, PIL 15884/2022, and WP 1251/2014?
Rexray Verdict
The core conflict: an excellent apartment (Layout Quality 88%, Lift Wait Grade A, Kitchen Ventilation pass, fairly priced at ₹78,809 effective) inside the worst compound and environment in our analysis — Compound Density Critical + Neighbourhood Critical + Rush Hour Grade D + RERA Interface FAILING + CC lapsed. Floors 51–75 carry zero RERA protection.
⚑ Material concealment — a hotel building (No.3) named in one part of the registered document is missing from that same document's own schedule of structures; compounded by a failing RERA interface and a lapsed commencement certificate.
Rexray FVL Index
F
Weak
3.0
V
Medium
5.5
L
Weak
3.0
FVL
Overall (40·40·20)
4.0
Verdict Guide
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Buy
Risks exist but are addressable or consciously accepted
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Shortlist
Strong overall; 1–2 issues require conscious acceptance
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Investigate
Material gaps — get developer answers before committing
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Skip
Critical undisclosed risks with no available remedy
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Skip — Revisit on OC
Delivery risk too high; revisit when OC is received