Gurgaon Builder Stopped From Selling Homes In 7 Projects After Building Collapse

Gurgaon: Gurgaon authorities have stopped selling apartments on seven projects by builder Chintels Paradiso a month after the housing complex's building collapsed.

The order issued by Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Nishant Kumar Yadaf on Monday also said that the move "applies only to transactions between the developer and the first-time purchaser, not to third-party transactions." Stated.

On February 10, two women died after the dining room section of an apartment on the sixth floor in Sector 109, Centres Paradiso, collapsed and the roof and floor beneath it collapsed to the first floor.

"The Gurgaon administration has ordered projects related to the developers of Chintels Paradiso to be suspended until notified following the registration of transportation certificates or other property-related documents. The government includes projects under construction7 Stopped selling and buying in one project. ""

Related projects are Chintels Paradiso-12.306 acres of group housing and Chintels Serenity-20.169 acres of sector 109 group housing.

ChintelsCorporateParks-3.2 acres in sector 114. Sobha City-39.379 acres of group housing in Sector 108, etc. The above projects are under Chintels India Limited, ChintelsExportPvt. Ltd, Ashok Solomon, Intels India Pvt. Co., Ltd. "