Real estate developers like Rustomjee Group, Godrej Properties, and House of Abhinandan Lodha have launched plotted development and villa projects in areas like Lonavala, Khandala, Dapoli, and Alibag. Here's what you should know before investing in such p
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A plotted development project is a type of real estate project where a developer sells plots of land to buyers, who can then construct their own homes or buildings on the plot.
Investing in a plotted development project can provide reasonable returns, as the value of the land can appreciate over time. Additionally, buyers can construct their own homes or buildings on the plot, providing more control over the design and construction process.
There are several risks associated with investing in a plotted development project, including the risk of the project not being completed on time, the risk of the developer not delivering the promised amenities, and the risk of the land being affected by external factors such as natural disasters or changes in government regulations.
To check the ownership title of a plotted development project, you should verify the documents such as property card, 7/12 extract, property tax bills, and water connection bills. It is also recommended to get the legal due diligence of the project done before investing your money.
The tax implications of investing in a plotted development project include the payment of stamp duty, registration charge, property tax, and water tax. Additionally, short-term and long-term capital gain tax (LTCG) liability may also arise if the investor decides to sell the property.

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