Real Estate X-Ray

Ruparel Jewel

P55

Genuine east harbour view, but the project is frozen under a regulator's abeyance · RERA P51900003058 (Ruparel Jewel / Sale Bldg 2)

Ruparel Jewel plot outlined on the Rexray View MapYour plot on the 2032 skyline · tap for context
Overall Score4.3/10as of 09/26

A high, well-advanced Parel tower with a genuine east harbour view - held under a regulator's abeyance with its account frozen and sales barred, on government leased land the buyer never owns, with floors and areas the sanction does not carry.

Flags
  1. Project is in regulatory abeyance - the escrow is frozen and all sale agreements are barred until the promoter cures non-compliance.
  2. About a fifth of the marketed home is a 'private lift lobby' that is restricted common area - space sold as private the buyer never owns.
  3. A live ~Rs 115 Cr charge sits over the land with a third company as the registered borrower and no lender release annexed to the sale.
The 5 things that decide it tap to jump
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The plot & what surrounds it — at 2032
Rexray View Map: Ruparel Jewel and its surrounding development modelled at 2032
Ruparel Jewel — plot boundaryResidentialCommercialFuture confirmed development (layout speculative)Existing Building
Rexray View Map — every surrounding mass is modelled from sanctioned or filed data at possession-horizon build-out. The red boundary marks the Ruparel Jewel plot; the coloured blocks around it are the neighbouring residential, commercial, and rehabilitation development at build-out. This is the density the Livability score is measuring.

Pillar scores are provisional roll-ups derived from the 16 attribute scores · FVL numeric scoring pending across all properties

Five questions to ask before you commit
  1. Why is the project in abeyance, exactly which compliances lift it and by when - and while the account is frozen, can your instalments even be collected, and is money already paid recoverable?
  2. Can a registered sale agreement be executed for you at all right now (today, no) - and if you have already booked, where does your money sit while the account is frozen?
  3. Since the land is the government's and held on development rights, when does conveyance actually happen, and what is the current charge position - who is the borrower on the ~Rs 115 Cr charge and is there a lender release for your home?
  4. Which floor and face is this home really - the marketed number is the sanctioned floor plus ten - and is your specific floor sanctioned, given the certificate currently reaches only the 45th and the sanction stops at the 50th?
  5. What is the '2,297 sq ft' made of - how much is RERA carpet versus open deck, and is the 192 sq ft 'private lift lobby' common area you are being charged for?
Analyst's Read

Investigate - do not transact until the abeyance is lifted. The product is strong for the money - a genuinely high, well-advanced tower with a real east harbour view, external-air kitchens, generous lifts and drive-to-your-deck parking at an in-band per-carpet price. But the fundamentals gate it: the regulator has frozen the account and barred sales, the land is the government's and unconveyed, the charge over it names a stranger as borrower, and the brochure sells floors and areas no sanction carries. Every one of those must clear before this is a purchase.

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