Is Kunal Aspiree good to buy?

Q: It seems that the project is delayed. Also i heard that whatever they have promised has not been provided.

Vishal Dongre,

18th July 2017

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Replies (3)

Hi Guys,

Did you get possesion still or not?
I am thinking of buying a flat in the A building. Whats your say

-rahul

Rahul Sachdev,

18th December 2017

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As far as builder reputation is concerned, they are quite unprofessional. I have booked in C building in Sept 2013. The phase-1 of project is almost 6 months delay. When asked for compensation, they rejected it. But when it comes to them, they charge 18% PA as a penalty if the payment is done after 7 days of the intimation. I am planning for a legal action against the builder.

Apurva Nagpal, Pune

19th July 2017

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You are right Apurva. Me too have booked a flat in C building in September 2013 and yes it is really freaking out now. I am frequently visiting the site and getting in touch with them. I even have one official mail from them dated Nov 2016 which states that they are as per schedule and they will be delivering the possession in next month in Dec 2016. I think we should collectively take action against the builder.

Gautam G,

19th July 2017

Hi Vishal,
The Baner-Balewadi area may be a hub of development, but basic amenities such as water supply are still sadly lacking despite ample supply in the dams. In March 2017, the Bombay High Court (HC) issued a warning to the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) over its discriminatory approach and ordered that no new construction was to be allowed in the area, unless the civic body takes concrete steps towards tackling the acute water shortage.

Abhijit Pawar, Pune

19th July 2017

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Yes, even the HC also rapped the civic body for being more concerned about generating revenue than ensuring that facilities are in place. The locals had alleged that they have contributed over Rs 800 crore to PMCs annual budget. But, despite their upmarket location, they are not getting basic amenities.

anand modak, Pune

19th July 2017