The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has suspended sales and marketing activities for Jayathri Infrastructures' Jaya Diamond project in Hyderabad due to delays and non-compliance with RERA regulations.
Telangana ReraReal EstateJaya Diamond ProjectJayathri InfrastructuresReraReal EstateApr 12, 2025
The Jaya Diamond project is a residential development in Hyderabad, India, being developed by Jayathri Infrastructures. It has faced delays and non-compliance issues, leading to regulatory action by TGRERA.
RERA is a regulatory framework designed to bring transparency, accountability, and efficiency to the real estate sector in India. It ensures that developers adhere to timelines and provide regular updates to homebuyers.
TGRERA suspended sales for the Jaya Diamond project due to delays in project completion and non-compliance with RERA regulations. The developer failed to provide necessary updates and progress reports.
The sales suspension means Jayathri Infrastructures cannot sell or market units in the Jaya Diamond project and cannot collect any advance or booking amounts. The company is also required to resolve the issues and provide a revised timeline for project completion.
Homebuyers who have invested in the Jaya Diamond project should contact TGRERA for further guidance. The authority has set up a helpline and support system to address their concerns and provide updates.
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