Home with a View

Imagine a view from your home full of beauty, elegance and positivity of nature. Think of a complete comfort zone for yourself in the busy life of Noida – Greater Noida spread over 50 green acres. Imagine a view of gardens in the sky. Imagine an enormous meandering green spanning more than 3/4th kilometer around your home. Now, all these luxuries are offered not in a remote town but in the National Capital Region. SHRI Group offers comes up with one of the best properties in Noida – Greater Noida ‘s real estate arena – SHRI  Radha Sky Gardens located Noida Extension (Greater Noida)

SHRI Radha SkyGardens is deemed to be one of the best properties in the Noida – Greater Noida region. It has created waves in the Noida and Greater Noida real estate arena with its unique offerings and superior architecture all at the most affordable prices. SHRI Radha SkyGardens offers 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments and flats. The most exclusive feature of SHRI Radha SkyGardens is the beauty and aesthetics well fused with architectural wisdom. A home here will be a home with a view.  Thanks to the beautiful surroundings and gardens on the top of all towers. SHRI Radha SkyGardens with exceptional planning and designing will also feature 3-tier comfort system - Masterly Designed Built Systems for comfortable homes, the perfect movement systems and the uniquely designed eco systems for a comfortable ambience.

 SHRI Group has been the most trusted and reputed real estate developer of Mathura. It has been involved in the development of integrated residential complexes and townships, ultra-modern retail destinations, high-end concept townships, farm houses and other such premium real estate projects. Now SHRI Group makes a foray in the Delhi-NCR with various ambitious projects, the first one being SHRI Radha SkyGardens. Widely known for reliability, experience, class and on-time delivery of various magnificent residential, commercial and retail projects, SHRI Group expects to redefine the real estate of the NCR. 

With an aim to make this ambitious endeavour of SHRI Group a milestone in the real estate world, SHRI Group has brought in the experience and expertise of some of the nation’s top executives. One of the most renowned professional, associated with SHRI Group in this regard is the Ex-Chairman, till recently, of a Fortune – 500 and the largest commercial enterprise of our country –Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)- Shri Sarthak Behuria, who has now joined SHRI Group as an advisor. Besides, the other big names that have also joined SHRI Group for SHRI Radha SkyGardens include the celebrated Architect Hafeez Contractor, Dr. R Ravi Kumar, former Director & CEO of IOT Utkal Energy Services & Director of Indian Oil Skytanking Ltd, Mr.AmitHanda (Recipient of an award by the President Of India), Mr. Harish Arora, Mr.PremSagar, Mr. Murthy and Mr. S.K Kalra among many others.

SHRI Radha SkyGardens will be launched by the SHRI Group on November 28, 2010 at a press conference at the project site itself. From employing top executives of the nation and the best in the business to providing amenities for comfort at all levels, SHRI Group has done its best to make SHRI Radha SkyGardens a place where you can lead a comfortable, peaceful and quality life and it is expected to receive an overwhelming response.

Mathura-Vrindavan : An emerging real estate hub

Are you pondering over buying a new home for yourself? Are luxury homes in Delhi beyond your budget? Thankfully, you do not have to worry now. There is a real estate hub emerging in a town nearby.  And it is Mathura and Vrindavan.

Mathura and Vrindavan are located in the Western Uttar Pradesh. Known for the holiness of the temples and delicious pedas, the two cities have emerged as a preferred location of many prominent real estate developers. Because of the religious aspect associated with these two towns, more and more people prefer to purchase luxury Villas, Bungalow, Apartments and Flats in these locations. The plots in Mathura are available at affordable rates which have been luring many people to invest in Mathura’s real estate projects for a long time now.

Talking about the neighbouring city of Vrindavan, the properties in Vrindavan are available at a substantially affordable rate as compared to other cities in India. It is widely suggested by property dealers to buy property in Vrindavan.

With a boom in the real estate in India, the properties in Mathura and Vrindavan have emerged as a perfect choice for elderly couples seeking a peaceful home after retirement. So, what are you waiting for? All you have to do is to buy luxurious property in the holy, peaceful and serene cities of Mathura and Vrindavan and enjoy your life.

Legal status of land must be made known to buyers.

Bombay High Court justifies its intention is to alert property buyers as well as Government officials. Nov 15th 2010, Noida, Property buyers dreading the antecedents of the land they are planning to buy have reason to rejoice. If the Bombay High Court has its way, property records will bear additional information regarding the legal status of the plots. A division bench of Justice B.H. Marlapalle and Justice U.D. Salvi has recommended that legal liabilities of a land find mention in the 7/12 extracts (property records). The High Court, nullifying a petition challenging the decision of the Nashik Collector to start including details of the legal disputes of land in the 7/12 extracts, decreed, "We suggest that all the district collectors in Maharashtra issue such circulars." The court justified that the intention was to alert property buyers as well as Government officials. "It is intended to ensure that the suits under trial with respect to the properties sought to be transferred by any means is brought on record, while affecting an entry in the 7/12 and other rights extracts," said the High Court. The judges added that the Nashik Collector's decision has not imposed any form of restriction on the transfer of properties under litigation. It only proposed to alert the revenue officers and particularly those who are responsible for mutating the revenue entries regarding the rights of the parties. The Court was hearing a petition filed by a Nashik resident, who had challenged the local Collectors' circular to revenue authorities to reflect under trial court cases in the property records.

The petitioner's lawyers claimed that the decision had placed unreasonable restrictions and caused prejudice to his rights to dispose off the suit property. However, public prosecutor Molina Thakur countered this argument by saying that the ultimate objective of the circular was to safeguard the rights of the public. "When a buyer of a property puts in his hard-earned money to purchase a piece of land, he should be made aware whether the land is involved in litigation," said the advocate. The Court agreed to the Government's contention. However, it remains to be seen if the Government accepts the High Court's suggestion. Consumer activists have welcomed the order, saying that property buyers would be able to verify readily from the records if the land they are planning to buy has any legal encumbrances.