A prominent real estate company in Hyderabad, Noveo Homes, has been directed by the authorities to address significant issues such as water seepage and other contractual obligations. The company is facing serious scrutiny for failing to meet the standards promised to its buyers.
Noveo HomesReal EstateWater SeepageContractual ObligationsHyderabadReal EstateApr 28, 2025
The main issue that Noveo Homes is facing is water seepage and other maintenance issues in their housing projects, which have led to complaints from residents and scrutiny from authorities.
The authorities have ordered Noveo Homes to address the water seepage and other contractual obligations, and to provide adequate compensation to affected homeowners.
Noveo Homes has acknowledged the concerns and committed to working diligently to resolve the issues. They have submitted a detailed plan of action to the authorities.
Water seepage can lead to mold growth, which can pose health risks such as respiratory problems, allergies, and other illnesses, especially in humid climates.
Homebuyers and stakeholders are advised to stay informed and vigilant to protect their investments, and to thoroughly research and vet the companies they choose to work with.
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