Archive · 18 Jul 2025
RERA Fines Hyderabad Realtor for Misleading Villa Project
Imagine you buy a house, but the seller says it has a pool and clubhouse when it doesn't.
That's what happened with Countryside Realtors.
They told buyers their villas had all the approvals and promised amenities like a clubhouse, but they didn't get permission to build them.
The government agency, RERA, found the company lied and didn't finish the project.
So, RERA fined them and told them to get the proper approvals.
If they can't, they have to give the buyers their money back.
TGRERA fined Countryside Realtors Rs 38.59 lakh for misrepresentation.
Countryside Realtors falsely marketed 'Westend Greens' as fully approved.
The developer lacked proper permissions for the project, including 39 villas.
Homebuyers paid for amenities like clubhouse and STP that weren't provided.
RERA ordered the developer to obtain permissions or refund homebuyers.
- Who
- Countryside Realtors, RERA, villa owners.
- What
- TGRERA imposed a fine on Countryside Realtors for misrepresentation and failure to provide promised amenities.
- When
- The news article does not state the specific date of the event, only reporting the action.
- Where
- Mokila, Telangana, India
- Why
- Countryside Realtors provided misleading information and failed to complete promised amenities for the 'Westend Greens' project.
Homebuyers
Countryside Realtors
Lack of Amenities
Homebuyers
Complainants were not provided with the promised amenities and were intimidated.
Countryside Realtors
The developer made false claims about the project.
- Developer
- Countryside Realtors
- Project Name
- Westend Greens
- Location
- Mokila
- Fine Amount
- Rs 38.59 lakh
- Violation
- Misrepresentation of approvals and amenities.
- RERA Order
- Obtain permissions or refund homebuyers.