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Eisha Properties Unit 5: RERA track record

GSTIN 27AACFE5366K1Z6 · Partnership · attribution by exact filing name, entity resolution in progress

Eisha Properties Unit 5 has 2 registrations in this build, including 33 Central Avenue Wing F-3 and 33 Central Avenue Wing F-1. Its filings disclose 1 earlier MahaRERA project, none completed yet. Litigation is declared on 1 of its registrations.

2Registrations in this build
1Past projects disclosed
no completions yetMedian delivery slip
1Registrations with litigation

Projects in this build

ProjectLocationUnits BookedStatus
33 Central Avenue Wing F-3Pune, Maharashtra24771%Registered
33 Central Avenue Wing F-1Pune, Maharashtra1730%Registered

Past projects, as disclosed in RERA filings

ProjectPromised completionActual completionDelivery
33 Central Avenue Wing F-3
P52100056399
31 Dec 2028Not completed yetOngoing

Frequently asked questions

How do I verify Eisha Properties Unit 5 as a legal entity before signing?

Your agreement for sale must name the exact entity registered for the project, not a group brand. Cross-check its GSTIN 27AACFE5366K1Z6 on the MCA and GST portals before signing anything. Large builders commonly register one company or LLP per project, which is normal; the entity on the registration certificate is the one legally accountable to you.

How should I use this delivery record when booking with Eisha Properties Unit 5?

Their completed projects have landed on time so far, but apply the same test to the specific project: promised date, current progress, and sales pace. If possession then slips past your agreement date, section 18 entitles you to interest at SBI's highest MCLR plus 2 percent (currently 10.90% per annum) for every month of delay, or an exit with a full refund with interest.

Does the declared litigation make Eisha Properties Unit 5 unsafe to buy from?

Not by itself. Litigation on a registration ranges from a boundary dispute to an allottee case about delay; what matters is the case type, which court or forum, and whether it touches the land title of the project you are buying. The case list is in each project's filed documents. Treat litigation as a question to resolve in writing before booking, not as a verdict either way.

Data from official MahaRERA filings. Spotted a wrongly attributed project? Report a mismatch.