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SUPREME URBAN REALITIES PRIVATE LIMITED: RERA track record

Company ยท attribution by exact filing name, entity resolution in progress

SUPREME URBAN REALITIES PRIVATE LIMITED has 4 registrations in this build, including SUPREME PLAZA and SUPREME BLOSSOMS. Its filings disclose 4 earlier MahaRERA projects: 1 of 2 past projects completed on time.

4Registrations in this build
4Past projects disclosed
+10 monthsMedian delivery slip
0Registrations with litigation

Projects in this build

ProjectLocationUnits BookedStatus
SUPREME PLAZANagpur, Maharashtra--Completed
SUPREME BLOSSOMSNagpur, Maharashtra--Registration lapsed
SUPREME BLOSSOMS IINagpur, Maharashtra8057%Registered
SUPREME AVENUE TOWERNagpur, Maharashtra--Registered

Past projects, as disclosed in RERA filings

ProjectPromised completionActual completionDelivery
SUPREME PLAZA
1 Apr 201731 Jul 2020+40 months
SUPREME BLOSSOMS
P50500022678
30 Sep 20241 Mar 2023On time
SUPREME BLOSSOMS II
P50500049562
30 Dec 2026Not completed yetOngoing
SUPREME AVENUE TOWER
P50500055993
31 Dec 2028Not completed yetOngoing

Frequently asked questions

How do I verify SUPREME URBAN REALITIES PRIVATE LIMITED as a legal entity before signing?

Your agreement for sale must name the exact entity registered for the project, not a group brand. The registration certificate on each project's MahaRERA page names the exact legal entity; ask for it if the sales office only uses a brand name. 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 SUPREME URBAN REALITIES PRIVATE LIMITED?

Add the median slip shown above to any possession date this promoter quotes you, and plan your rent, loan and school-year decisions around that stressed date. 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.

The record above looks clean. What should I still check?

A clean filing history is a good sign, not a guarantee. Filings only show what promoters must disclose: they do not show build quality, the state of approvals still pending, or whether the agreement they offer follows MahaRERA's model clauses. Check the specific project's certificates and agreement deviations, and confirm sales pace is matched by construction pace quarter on quarter.

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