Noida Authority takes steps to offer interest waivers to realtors affected by NGT orders, providing additional relief to builders affected by the pandemic
Real EstateNoida AuthorityNational Green TribunalCredaiWaiversReal EstateJul 26, 2024
The NGT waiver is an interest waiver offered by the Noida Authority to real estate developers affected by the National Green Tribunal's orders to halt construction within 10km of the Okhla Bird Sanctuary.
Developers who have paid 25% of the total dues upfront after availing of waivers for the two years of Covid-19 are eligible for the NGT waiver.
Around 10-12 developers out of 57 are expected to be eligible for the NGT waiver.
The NGT waiver aims to provide relief to real estate developers affected by the NGT's orders and help them clear their dues without any hassle.
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) has welcomed the NGT waiver, saying it was a long-pending demand of realtors.
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