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The Grand Estate Office / Rudranssh Greenvista Consumer Report

Public Awareness The Grand Estate Noida · Jalpura Office · RERA Awareness
👤 Author: Pravesh Singh Consumer · Individual sharing a documented personal experience

⚠️ At a Glance: Key Facts

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Pravesh Singh Consumer Documented Fact
Published: January 17, 2026
🚨 THE GRAND ESTATE NOIDA REVIEW: Office Jalpura / Rudranssh Greenvista Consumer Experience
💰 Total Amount Paid (documented banking transactions): ₹16,20,000 🏙️ Builder/Developer: Silver Sand Developers / Rudranssh Greenvista
📍 Project Name: The Grand Estate / Rudranssh Greenvista, Jalpura, Aimnabad, Noida Extension

I am sharing my documented personal experience for buyers researching The Grand Estate, The Grand Estate office Noida, The Grand Estate office Jalpura, and The Grand Estate reviews before payment. All payments were made through banking channels and are verifiable. Below is my account:

  1. ⚫ I paid ₹16,20,000 through documented banking channels — verifiable records exist
  2. ⚫ My originally allotted unit was, according to the builder, reallocated to a third party without my knowledge or consent
  3. ⚫ An alternative 4th floor duplex unit was offered — ICICI Bank informed me that this unit does not conform to norms for home loan eligibility
  4. ⚫ My search of the official UP RERA website (rera.up.gov.in) did not find any registration for this project under the searched names
  5. ⚫ On 28 December 2025, contradictory possession and cancellation messages were sent on the same day
  6. ⚫ Since requesting cancellation, the builder is demanding original documents before processing any refund
⚠️ Note: Since 17 January 2026, I have not received any written response from the builder regarding the refund timeline. This account is based on my personal experience and documented records.

📢 If you are considering investing in this project, please conduct independent due diligence and verify all claims. Share this report to spread consumer awareness.

Personal report · banking records referenced Updated 20 July 2026
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Buyer Research Note
Before visiting or paying any The Grand Estate office, verify the exact project name, developer name, RERA registration number, approved floor count, unit allotment terms, refund clause, and home-loan eligibility in writing.
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Pravesh Singh Consumer Documented Fact
Timeline Entry · Verified by banking records
🔴 DISCOVERY: Unit allegedly reallocated to third party without consent

When I visited The Grand Estate / Rudranssh Greenvista office in Jalpura to check on my unit's construction status, I was informed that my originally allotted unit had been assigned to another buyer. I was not notified of this change beforehand.

When I raised this concern, an alternative 2 BHK duplex on the 4th floor was suggested. Upon checking with my bank (ICICI), I was informed that this unit does not meet the standard norms for home loan eligibility.

⚠️ Legal Note: Under the Indian Contract Act 1872, any material change to an agreed arrangement without consent may constitute a breach. Buyers should document all communications with the builder.
Timeline entry · office visit in Jalpura
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Pravesh Singh Consumer Verified Fact
Timeline Entry · Public Record Search
🚨 RERA REGISTRATION VERIFICATION: Not found on UP RERA Portal

I searched the official UP RERA website (rera.up.gov.in) for the following names and found no matching registrations:

Search terms used:
⚫ "The Grand Estate" — No results found
⚫ "Silver Sand Developers" — No matching results
⚫ "Rudranssh Greenvista" — No matching results

Why this matters: Under Section 3 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, any project with 8 or more units must be registered with RERA before advertising, marketing, booking, or selling. Non-compliance is a punishable offence.

Always check RERA registration before making any payment to a builder. You can verify at rera.up.gov.in.


❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Grand Estate registered with RERA?

According to the author's search on the official UP RERA website (rera.up.gov.in), no registration was found under the project name or developer name. Buyers are advised to independently verify.

Is it safe to invest in The Grand Estate?

Based on the documented consumer experience described on this page, the author recommends exercising caution and conducting independent due diligence before investing.

Where is The Grand Estate located?

Jalpura, Aimnabad, Noida Extension, Uttar Pradesh. Developed by Silver Sand Developers / Rudranssh Greenvista.

What should I know before visiting The Grand Estate office Noida or Jalpura?

Ask for the exact legal project name, developer entity, RERA registration number, approved floor plan, allotment terms, refund clause, and home-loan eligibility confirmation in writing before making any payment.

Is The Grand Estate office Jalpur the same as The Grand Estate office Jalpura?

This report refers to Jalpura, Aimnabad, Noida Extension. Some buyers may search Jalpur, but readers should verify the exact address and official project records independently.

What happened to the author's investment?

The author paid ₹16,20,000. According to their account, the unit was allegedly reallocated to a third party without consent, and the refund process has not been completed as of the date of publication.

Does ICICI Bank consider the 4th floor unit eligible for home loan?

According to the author, ICICI Bank informed them that the 4th floor duplex unit does not conform to standard norms for home loan eligibility. Buyers should verify with their own bank.

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Pravesh Singh Consumer Documented Fact
Timeline Entry · 28 Dec 2025
📜 Contradictory communications received on the same day

On 28 December 2025, I received two separate WhatsApp messages from The Grand Estate office:

📄 Message 1: "Congratulations! Your possession is ready. Please come collect the keys."
📄 Message 2 (same day): "Your booking has been cancelled due to non-payment."

These contradictory messages sent simultaneously raise serious questions about the internal processes and communication practices of the developer. Screenshots of both messages are preserved as evidence.

Timeline entry · 28 December 2025
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Pravesh Singh Consumer Personal Opinion
Current Status · Ongoing issue
📢 CURRENT STATUS: Refund request pending since 15 January 2026

I formally requested cancellation of the booking on 15 January 2026. The builder's representative verbally mentioned a 5% deduction and a 90-day refund timeline. However, I have not received this in writing.

Since then, the builder's office has stated that I must submit all original documents before any refund can be initiated. I have requested a simultaneous exchange (documents handed over at the time of payment), but this has not been agreed to.

⚠️ Consumer Advisory: Based on my experience, I would advise other consumers in similar situations to:
• Never hand over original documents without receiving payment simultaneously
• Keep copies of all documents before submitting originals
• Seek legal advice before agreeing to any document surrender

😢 I have lost ₹16.2 lakhs of my hard-earned savings. Please share this report so others can make informed decisions.

Current status · refund request pending