From Site Visit to Registration: What Buying at Nava Vruksha Looks Like
From your first site visit to holding the keys — here's what the actual process looks like when you're buying at Nava Vruksha.
: Step 1 — Site visit and shortlisting
Start with a guided walkthrough of the township, not just a single unit. See the masterplan, the amenity zones under construction or completed, and the specific block or configuration you're considering.
Step 2 — Booking and documentation
Once a unit is shortlisted, a booking amount secures it while your loan (if applicable) and documentation move forward. This is the stage to request and independently verify the project's RERA registration, rather than taking it on trust.
Step 3 — Agreement and payment schedule
The sale agreement lays out the payment schedule, typically tied to construction milestones for under-construction phases. Read this carefully — it's the document that governs your actual financial commitment, not the brochure.
Step 4 — Registration and possession
Final payment, registration at the sub-registrar's office, and possession handover. This is also the point to do a thorough physical inspection against what was promised — snag list, fittings, common area completion — before formally taking possession.
The one thing to not skip
Independent legal verification of title and RERA status, at booking stage — not after you've already paid a significant amount. It's the step most often rushed, and the one that protects buyers the most when it isn't.(This is a general process framework — Nava Vruksha's specific payment schedule, RERA number, and documentation requirements should be confirmed and inserted before publish.)
