Property-value risk
Property values may rise, remain flat or decline. A negotiated purchase price does not assure a future sale price.
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Asset backing, due diligence and documentation improve clarity; they do not remove property, developer, timing, governance or resale risk.
Property values may rise, remain flat or decline. A negotiated purchase price does not assure a future sale price.
Construction progress, specifications, handover and registration depend on the developer, approvals, contractual terms and circumstances beyond GrowthSquare’s control.
The intended 18-month period is not a guaranteed sale date. A whole-asset sale requires compliance with definitive documents, owner approvals and an available buyer at an acceptable price.
Shareholders may disagree, delay decisions, default or become unavailable. Voting, transfer and default provisions must be understood before confirmation.
Registration, stamp duty, taxes, professional charges, facilitation fees and resale expenses affect the purchaser’s actual net proceeds.
Rights depend on enforceable builder, property, SPV, allotment and shareholder documents. Website summaries do not replace those documents.
RERA registration concerns the underlying project. It does not assure price appreciation, completion by an informal date, liquidity, SPV performance or resale.
Company, property, tax, FEMA and other laws may apply differently to each purchaser. Independent legal, tax and financial advice is essential.