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Stuck housing projects: UP may bring rehabilitation package, suspend penalties on developers to revive units - Vimarsana News

Stuck housing projects: UP may bring rehabilitation package, suspend penalties on developers to revive units

A meeting of senior officials last week also discussed partial surrender of projects to recover dues and introduction of zero period of four years. The state cabinet will take a final decision after consulting the Centre.

Stuck housing projects: UP may decide on relaxations for developers soon - Vimarsana News

Stuck housing projects: UP may decide on relaxations for developers soon

Relief measures and concessional interest on payments would result in development authorities forgoing a portion of the amount builders owe them.

Noida Authority to start issuing notices to developers not opening escrow accounts - Vimarsana News

Noida Authority to start issuing notices to developers not opening escrow accounts

Close to 60 developers have projects that are running late but few of them have fulfilled this obligation

Greater Noida Authority launches settlement scheme for 2,200 defaulter flat allottees - Vimarsana News

Greater Noida Authority launches settlement scheme for 2,200 defaulter flat allottees

The Authority aims to recover around Rs 468 crore dues through the scheme, which includes waiving off penal interest on the defaulted amount and additional compensation charges.

Stressed Projects: Delinking registry of housing units from builders' dues can help homeowners, says UPRERA Chairman - Vimarsana News

Stressed Projects: Delinking registry of housing units from builders' dues can help homeowners, says UPRERA Chairman

According to a survey commissioned by UPRERA, there are as many as 45,000 units where buyers have taken possession without registering their ownership, and 1,25,000 units where neither has possession been taken nor has the registry been done.