Rajapushpa Pristinia

1. Project at a glance

Project identity

Land and geographic identity

Development identity

Offering and status

2. The project story

RAJAPUSHPA PRISTINIA is registered as a residential apartment project in Kokapet, Gandipet Mandal, Ranga Reddy District. The RERA record identifies land in Sy. Nos. 27, 28, 29, 30/P, 54/P, 67/P, 68/P and 69/P; the HMDA permission describes the approved site as Ac. 12-23.30 Gts.

The sanctioned scheme comprises six residential high-rise blocks—A through F—and a separate clubhouse. Blocks A and F are approved with three cellars, a ground floor and 38 upper floors; Blocks B through E have three cellars, a ground floor and 42 upper floors. The clubhouse has three cellars, a ground floor and five upper floors.

The RERA filing records 1,782 proposed apartments in 2BHK, 3BHK, 4BHK and two unspecified “BHK” entries. The supplied RERA portal counts show all 1,782 as available and none booked, but the extract is undated. No construction-progress percentage or site inspection result is supplied, and no occupancy/completion certificate is present in the document set. The stated completion dates are therefore project timelines, not evidence of completion. RERA unit table RERA record

3. Master plan, architecture & building design

The RERA land record gives a total area of 50,919.50 sq. m, an affected area of 1,921.21 sq. m, and a net area of 48,998.29 sq. m. HMDA’s building permission records the site extent as Ac. 12-23.30 Gts. The RERA filing states an approved built-up area of 398,647.44 sq. m; no separate FSI-counted area or gross built-up-area figure is supplied. RERA filing RERA filing

HMDA’s permission describes a multi-storey residential apartment development and a clubhouse. It requires the approved plan to be displayed at the site, construction to follow the sanctioned plans, and prior approval for modifications. The supplied extracts do not establish building footprints, flats per floor, lift or stair counts, internal-road layout, open-space dimensions, or a phase-by-phase construction schedule.

4. Homes, configurations & floor plans

The following counts and saleable areas are from the RERA record. Booked and available counts are from the portal extract and carry no as-of date. No drawing-based carpet measurements are available: all 19 floor-plan drawings are listed as scans pending, with 0 measured. RERA unit table RERA unit details Floor plans

RERA unit table

The figures above are RERA-filed saleable areas. Carpet area, balcony or utility area, and any common-area component are not separately measurable from the supplied floor-plan files; no loading figure is provided. Accordingly, the table does not infer carpet area or room dimensions from saleable area. RERA unit table Floor plans

5. Parking & vehicle circulation

HMDA approved three cellar levels for the residential blocks and clubhouse. The supplied permission extract does not state the total number of parking spaces, distinguish resident and visitor parking, identify accessible or two-wheeler spaces, or document exclusive parking allocations to individual apartments. A drawn or approved parking provision, where applicable, would not by itself establish a buyer’s exclusive allocation.

The permission requires one entry and one exit, each with minimum width 4.5 mtrs and height clearance 5 mtrs. It also states that parking or construction is not to be made in setback areas. The supplied extracts do not establish ramp configuration, pedestrian separation, mechanical parking, or EV charging provision.

6. Amenities, recreation & open spaces

The amenity filing marks 14 common-amenity/infrastructure categories as available in the project record; each supplied progress figure is 0%. These entries are RERA-filed declarations, not independent confirmation of completion. The HMDA permission also identifies a clubhouse and requires several site facilities; those approval conditions do not establish that the facilities have been delivered. RERA amenities

7. Utilities, building services & safety

Water: HMDA’s permission requires the water source to be appropriately located relative to sewerage disposal, calls for disinfection to maintain 0.3 to 0.4 p.m residual chlorine in sump/overhead tanks, and specifies separate underground static and residential terrace tanks of 25.000 its and 25,000 lits capacity respectively. The permission says the applicant should approach HMWS & SB for bulk supply or provide a water-treatment plant. These are approval requirements; actual provision and operating status are not verified in the supplied record.

Sewerage, drainage and waste: The permission requires an STP, use of recycled water for gardening, a complete sewage collection and disposal system, and solid-waste management. It also sets out conditional connections to municipal drains or natural drains, septic-tank requirements, and rainwater harvesting/storm-water provisions. No STP capacity, reuse volume, or operational test result is supplied.

Electrical and building services: The permission requires a generator as an alternate electricity source, emergency lighting in common passages and staircases, and a transformer and garbage house within the premises. It requires electrical installations to be certified by electrical engineers. The 10% cellar-floor-area undertaking identifies utilities and non-habitation uses including A/C plant room, generator room, STP, electrical installations and laundry.

Fire and life safety: The permission lists extinguishers, a manually operated alarm system, hose reels/downcomers and automatic sprinklers if basement area exceeds 200 Sq.mtrs; it also requires fire-service clearance before an occupancy certificate and fire-safety compliance under the cited approval conditions. The permission further specifies emergency lighting and fire-resistant swing doors for collapsible lifts. These conditions are not evidence that systems have been installed, tested or cleared.

Access and waste: HMDA specifies a minimum-width entry and exit and requires a refuse chute with a proper garbage-disposal system. No accessible-route or ramp details, CCTV/security-system details, lift quantities or capacities are established by the supplied project approval extraction.

8. Location, access & connectivity

The project’s registered location is Kokapet Village, Gandipet Mandal, Ranga Reddy District, PIN 500075. HMDA’s permission identifies the same village and mandal; the RERA record gives the project locality as Kokapet. RERA record

The RERA land record identifies a road on the north boundary and a storm-water drain on the east. The HMDA permission refers to a proposed 30 Mtrs wide RDP road and requires one entry and one exit. A supplied location record measures the Financial District (Nanakramguda) at 2.9 km. RERA filing Location record

No public-transport details or independently measured travel times are supplied. Promoter/vendor connectivity descriptions are not used here as independently verified distances or travel times. Location record

9. Developer & development status

The registered legal promoter is RAJAPUSHPA INFRA PRIVATE LIMITED, a company, with GSTIN 36AAFCR6098D1Z5. The RERA certificate lists the promoter office as Village: Nanakaramguda, Mandal: Serilingampally, District: Ranga Reddy, Pin: 500008. The supplied record also gives a project-promoter address at Rajapushpa Summit, Nanakramguda, Kokapet, Gandipet, Ranga Reddy, PIN 500075; no official contact details are supplied. Corporate record Parties record

The promoter’s Form B affidavit, signed by director P. Sujith Reddy on 6 March 2023, states a completion undertaking of 29th February 2028 and includes declarations on title, encumbrances and project funds. The RERA header separately records proposed completion as 29/06/2028. No construction-progress percentage, tower-wise schedule, completion certificate or occupancy certificate is supplied, so the current physical stage cannot be established from this record. RERA record Document index

10. Approvals, official records & documents