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Simran Kaur
posted on 12 MayRERA complaints in Rajkot are just a paper tiger, right?
Just got possession of my 3BHK in Ansal Aastha Mig Zone last month. Honestly, the builder-buyer agreement had so many clauses favouring them, it was crazy. We signed it for around ₹90L... What if there were delays, like many Ansal API projects face? I'm curious, for those who actually filed RERA complaints in Rajkot, did it really help? Or is it just a formality? I'm worried about future issues. Has anyone successfully used RERA for builder defaults here?
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My experience with RERA for a builder default was actually positive, though it was in Ahmedabad, not Rajkot. The builder had stopped construction midway. We formed a buyers' association and filed a collective complaint. RERA ordered the builder to refund our money with interest, and after a lot of follow-ups and even an execution petition, we did get most of it back. So, it's not a paper tiger everywhere. You need persistence and sometimes, collective action. But it's definitely not quick or easy.
₹90L for a 3BHK in Ansal Aastha? That sounds a bit on the higher side, especially considering Ansal API's reputation. What was the carpet area, if you don't mind me asking? I'm looking at properties in Rajkot too, and that budget can get you into some better, more reliable projects, or at least a bigger space in a decent locality.
U8 is right. ₹90L is a significant investment. Rajkot market mein abhi thoda correction bhi chal raha hai, especially for properties in that segment. Ansal API ke liye itna daam dena, I'd say it's risky. Current market conditions mean buyers have a bit more leverage, but only if they choose wisely. Always check the builder's RERA compliance history.
U1, to answer your question directly, RERA in Rajkot feels more like a formality than a solution for many. I had a friend who filed a complaint against another builder for a delay of almost two years. The process was painstakingly slow, and while RERA did eventually rule in their favour, getting the builder to actually comply and pay the compensation was another battle altogether. It felt like winning a paper war, not getting actual justice. Builders have deep pockets and legal teams to drag things out.
That's good to know, U6. But the key is 'some relief', not full justice always. The mental toll of fighting these cases is huge. Koi accha RERA lawyer recommend kar sakta hai Rajkot mein? One who actually gets results, not just prolongs the case.
U5, you're right, it's not a magic wand, but it's not entirely useless either. My cousin got some relief from RERA for a project near Krishna Kunj. It took time, yes, but they did get their interest on delayed possession. For U4, you can check the Gujarat RERA website (gujrera.gujarat.gov.in) for registered projects and sometimes even complaint status. You need to know the project name or registration number.
Congrats on the possession, bhai! But honestly, Ansal API ka track record toh sabko pata hai. They've been around since 1967, based in New Delhi, but delays are almost their signature move. I've heard so many horror stories, especially from projects outside their HQ city. ₹90L is a big amount, so your concern is totally valid.
Haan yaar, ₹90L for Ansal, that's a big risk. RERA case numbers kaise check karte hain, ya koi specific portal hai Rajkot ke liye? I'm also looking to buy and want to do proper due diligence.
Totally agree with U2. My uncle almost booked with Ansal API in Krishna Kunj a few years back, but pulled out last minute because of the constant delay rumours. Builder-buyer agreements are almost always one-sided, it's like they're designed to protect the builder no matter what. RERA was supposed to fix this, but the ground reality is often different.
Just got possession of my 3BHK in Ansal Aastha Mig Zone last month. Honestly, the builder-buyer agreement had so many clauses favouring them, it was crazy. We signed it for around ₹90L... What if there were delays, like many Ansal API projects face? I'm curious, for those who actually filed RERA complaints in Rajkot, did it really help? Or is it just a formality? I'm worried about future issues. Has anyone successfully used RERA for builder defaults here?