Arun GGR Floor 28: Is the Mohali experience living up to expectations?
Hey everyone, I've been looking into Arun GGR Floor 28 in Mohali, a completed project from Arun Gaur And Co, also known as Gaur Group Realty. They're primarily a Gurgaon-based consultant, so I'm curious about their Mohali execution, especially since units range from ₹2.40 Cr to ₹4.50 Cr, averaging ₹13890/sqft. My main questions revolve around the actual possession process. Given that Rera is Not Applicable here, how smooth or complicated was it for early buyers? Did the lack of RERA oversight affect timelines or documentation? I'm particularly keen to hear about the delivery quality. At this price point, you expect premium finishes and construction. Were there significant issues post-handover? What was the snag list experience like? Was the builder responsive to addressing defects, or did it become a prolonged battle? Ultimately, for those who've moved in, what's the resident feedback post-handover? How does it feel to live there day-to-day? Does the lifestyle and practical livability match the investment? Your insights would be super helpful for anyone considering this development.
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Thanks for sharing, U9. That's exactly what I was afraid of. 'Paperwork not clear' and 'pulling teeth for fixes' are nightmare scenarios for a first-time buyer. This isn't like buying a flat in a huge complex where the builder has a reputation to uphold. It's too much money to take such a big risk.
I heard about this project briefly. Someone mentioned the finishes were okay, but the possession was a bit of a hassle because of some paperwork not being clear. They also said getting any post-possession fixes done was like pulling teeth. Not a smooth experience from what I gathered.
The fact that they are primarily a Gurgaon consultant and have 0 total projects listed is a big concern for me. How can a consultant execute a project like this, especially with only 4 units? It sounds very niche and potentially risky without a proven track record. I'd be very cautious.
You guys are right. The price averages 13890/sqft, that's premium territory. For that kind of money, you'd expect a proper developer, not a consultant experimenting in a new city. What if they pack up and leave after selling all 4 units?
Haan, it's weird. Consultants usually help you buy, not build. And 4 units only? That's barely a building, more like a kothi divided into apartments. My uncle almost got trapped in a similar setup near Aerocity, the maintenance was a huge issue later.
Absolutely, that '0 total projects' detail is what caught my eye too. It's like asking a tour guide to build you a house. I'm also looking in Mohali, but I'm sticking to builders with a solid portfolio, even if prices are similar.
RERA Not Applicable? Bhai, that's a huge red flag for me, especially for a first-time buyer. Mohali mein itna high price point aur bina RERA ke, thoda risky lag raha hai. Gurgaon mein bhi inka koi bada project suna nahi maine, sirf consultant bol rahe ho.
Yeah, I agree. For 2.4 Cr minimum, you need that RERA protection. It's not just about timelines, it's about the quality and what happens if something goes wrong. Is this even a proper project or just a few floors in a building?
Exactly! When RERA isn't there, who holds them accountable? My friend had a nightmare with a builder near Badshahpur because there was no RERA, the completion kept getting delayed and quality was bad.
Hey everyone, I've been looking into Arun GGR Floor 28 in Mohali, a completed project from Arun Gaur And Co, also known as Gaur Group Realty. They're primarily a Gurgaon-based consultant, so I'm curious about their Mohali execution, especially since units range from ₹2.40 Cr to ₹4.50 Cr, averaging ₹13890/sqft. My main questions revolve around the actual possession process. Given that Rera is Not Applicable here, how smooth or complicated was it for early buyers? Did the lack of RERA oversight affect timelines or documentation? I'm particularly keen to hear about the delivery quality. At this price point, you expect premium finishes and construction. Were there significant issues post-handover? What was the snag list experience like? Was the builder responsive to addressing defects, or did it become a prolonged battle? Ultimately, for those who've moved in, what's the resident feedback post-handover? How does it feel to live there day-to-day? Does the lifestyle and practical livability match the investment? Your insights would be super helpful for anyone considering this development.