The T Bhimjyani Group has amicably settled a dispute with flat buyers and has informed the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) about the resolution. This clarification comes in response to a recent report that highlighted the issue.
Real EstateMahareraT Bhimjyani GroupFlat BuyersDispute ResolutionReal Estate MaharashtraFeb 21, 2025
The T Bhimjyani Group is a prominent real estate developer in Maharashtra, known for delivering high-quality residential and commercial projects. Established in 2005, the group is committed to maintaining transparency and accountability in all its operations.
The dispute involved delays and issues with the construction and delivery of properties. The flat buyers were concerned about the timely completion of their projects.
The T Bhimjyani Group and the flat buyers engaged in a series of negotiations and discussions, leading to a mutual agreement. The resolution was confirmed by MahaRERA.
MahaRERA, the regulatory body overseeing the real estate sector in Maharashtra, acknowledged the resolution and ensured that the rights of the flat buyers were protected.
The resolution brings relief and assurance to the flat buyers, ensuring that their investments are secure and that the construction will be completed as per the agreed timelines.
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