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Outline plan to complete 3 pending projects: HRERA to OSB developers

The bench on February 19 also directed that the promoter of the group — Swaraj Singh Yadav — should be present in court during the next hearing

Updated on: Feb 20, 2024, 06:26:15 IST
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The Gurugram bench of the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA) on Monday directed OSB Developers to explain the resolution plan that they had submitted to the authority in the next hearing on February 26 and outline the proposal to complete three pending projects in the city.

The developer said that they were committed to completing the projects and delivering them to buyers. (HT Archive)
The developer said that they were committed to completing the projects and delivering them to buyers. (HT Archive)

The bench on Monday also directed that the promoter of the group -- Swaraj Singh Yadav -- should be present in court during the next hearing.

The directions were issued while the HRERA bench headed by Arun Kumar, chairman, conducted a suo moto hearing on a complaint by OSB buyers, who alleged that the projects had been stuck for the last two years and no construction had been done.

During the meeting, the HRERA chairman directed the developer to present a conclusive financial plan for raising funds by selling the existing inventory and by taking a loan from financial institutions to complete the project. “We have asked the promoter to be present at the next hearing. This is work in progress. We want to resolve the issues due to which the projects are pending,” said Arun Kumar, chairman, HRERA, Gurugram.

Homebuyers said that OSB developers had launched three projects from 2018 onwards which included OSB Expressway Towers Sector 109, Golf Heights Sector 69, and The Venetian Sector 70. The affordable residential housing projects in Sector 69 were spread over 5.41 acres, the project in Sector 70 was spread over 5.1 acres and the project in Sector 109 was spread over 7.50 acres.

“All these projects are stuck and there has been little construction on the sites in the last two years. We have complained to all the authorities in the state but nothing has worked. HRERA, Gurugram has recently sprung into action and we hope this will work in our favour,” said Mahipal Singh, who had bought a home in OSB Expressway Towers.

Singh said around 2000 home buyers had invested their hard-earned money in these projects and needed some relief.

“Buyers have been paying EMI and home rent and they are facing problems as most are end-users,” he added.

The developer, when asked about the matter said that they were committed to completing the projects and delivering them to buyers. “We have already submitted a resolution plan in HRERA and in Monday’s meeting we apprised the HRERA chairman of this. The OSB projects are financially viable and we can raise funds from the available inventory and the same can be used to complete the projects. In the next hearing we will explain the detailed financial aspects to the HRERA bench. Our managing director Swaraj Yadav will also attend the meeting. We are committed to delivering the projects,” said Sanjeev Kumar, CEO, OSB Developers who was present at the hearing on Monday.

  • Abhishek Behl
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    Abhishek Behl

    Abhishek Behl is a Special Correspondent with Hindustan Times, Gurugram bureau. With over a decade of experience in journalism, he reports on Gurugram's rapid urban transformation, covering the city's changing infrastructure, governance, and planning landscape. His reporting spans major civic agencies, such as the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Behl has reported on key urban development issues such as RRTS projects, metro expansion, road and highway projects, water supply, drainage, mobility, environmental concerns, land use planning, affordable housing, and the city's real estate sector. He closely tracks policy decisions, infrastructure implementation, and their impact on the city and its residents. He also covers regulatory action against illegal constructions, urban flooding, traffic management, and initiatives aimed at improving civic services and sustainable development. Behl has also written on political developments in south Haryana, focusing on elections and governance. His journalism is driven by fact-based reporting, ground-level coverage, and an understanding of the social and economic dynamics of Gurugram. Apart from work he is a cyclist and a cricketer and a resident of Palam Vihar since 2010.Read More