Frequently Asked Questions

Property portals place the project in Sector 40, Jalandhar, Punjab, close to NH-44 (the Delhi–Amritsar highway). The city centre is claimed to be about 10–15 minutes away and Jalandhar railway station about 15–20 minutes. Confirm the exact site address and approved location map before relying on these claims.

Plots are advertised in three bands: small plots of 125–160 sq. yd. (about 1,125–1,440 sq. ft.), mid-sized plots of 160–185 sq. yd. (about 1,440–1,665 sq. ft.) and large plots of 185–250 sq. yd. (about 1,665–2,250 sq. ft.). Exact dimensions, facing and road width must be confirmed from the approved layout.

Sources conflict: one portal labels the project RERA approved, another says RERA is pending, and no verified registration number was found. Check the Punjab RERA website for the project and promoter name before paying any EOI, token or booking amount, and do not rely on marketing labels.

The project is advertised from ₹1.25 Cr onwards, while category-wise plot prices are shown as price on request. The figure is indicative and usually excludes stamp duty, registration, development charges, club and maintenance charges, utility connections and applicable taxes, so ask for a written all-inclusive cost sheet.

The township is advertised on about 50 acres with approximately 600 residential plots, wide internal roads, a Five Senses Garden, parks and a proposed 1-acre club zone with clubhouse, swimming pool and fitness centre. Treat these as marketing-stage figures until confirmed in the approved plan and RERA filing.

Project websites name Godrej Properties, the real-estate company of the Godrej Group. At the time of writing the project did not appear on Godrej Properties’ official project pages, so verify the legal developer entity named in the RERA filing and sale documents directly with the developer.

One portal advertises possession in 2027, while another says the possession date is to be confirmed. Rely only on the completion date in the Punjab RERA filing and your agreement, and check the infrastructure-completion schedule and delay-compensation clause.

The project is at the pre-launch / early-registration stage. Before paying, confirm in writing whether the EOI is refundable, the refund timeline and how it adjusts against the booking amount once the RERA registration and official price sheet are released, and pay only into the developer’s designated account.

It may suit buyers who want land ownership and the freedom to build an independent home in a gated community near NH-44. It also carries pre-launch risks – conflicting RERA claims, an unconfirmed site location and layout, extra costs and lower liquidity than apartments – so verify approvals, title and the all-inclusive cost before you commit.