Porur to OMR via Velachery
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I have atlast purchased a flat in navin builders in ramapuram.Is there any yahoo group or so can some one let me know pls?The project name is navin subhamangla
Prasanna,
Can you give me more information. Where exactly is Ramapuram and how far is it to OMR; What area options they have and what are ths prices. I am looking but am not in India now. Thanks
Ramapuram is 3kms from kathipara junction.This project is almost complete they have few apartments left out 1434 sq ft would cost u 66 lakhs approximate.For OMR it would be far i think!!!
TN CREDAI sets up grievance redressal forum
The Tamil Nadu chapter of Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI), in order to provide realty promoters and consumers a platform to resolve disputes, has come up with a forum for grievance redressal. When asked about it, Prakash Challa, President, CREDAI Tamil Nadu, said, “It will be a four-member committee but as of now we have appointed only three members – S.C.M. Jamaldeen of Jamals Housing (also Vice President, CREDAI), Sumanth Subramaniam of Sumanth and Co. (Treasurer, CREDAI) and M.S. Rajamanickam of Vasanth Builders. The fourth member will be appointed soon. The decision to set up such a committee was unanimously taken by CREDAI members at our last meeting on December 30″.
The committee would be in charge of handling complaints in favour of consumers against the builders who are CREDAI members. Disputes will be addressed in the form of consultations in the shortest possible time and the decision that the committee takes would bind both the builders as well as the consumers. The dispute redressal forum will be charging a fee for its services, informed Challa.
On the necessity to initiate a builders’ dispute redressal mechanism, Challa said, “We get many complaints from customers. If these issues go to courts, it will take a lot of time for settlement. Further, CREDAI’s objective is to ensure a high level of transparency and fair practices in property transactions. Our members mooted the idea of forming a dedicated forum to handle disputes about a year ago but only now are we able to achieve it. All the members are signatories to this decision”.
All Hiranandani Upscale owners are request to join the yahoo group upscale_chennai.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/upscale_chennai/
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