Shivalik Homes Buyers Face 10-Year Registry Delay, Rs 1.8 Cr Due

Homebuyers at Shivalik Homes in Noida are facing prolonged delays and financial uncertainty as the real estate developer reportedly owes nearly ₹1.8 crore to multiple buyers, even after more than a decade since the project was launched. Several purchasers claim they have been waiting for property registration despite completing most of their payments years ago.

Key Highlights

• Homebuyers allege decade-long delay in property registry and unpaid dues worth ₹1.8 crore.
• Prolonged legal uncertainty exposes accountability gaps and persistent issues in Noida’s real estate sector.

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According to affected buyers, repeated assurances from the developer have failed to translate into concrete action. Many families say they invested their life savings in the project, expecting timely possession and legal ownership, but continue to face delays, regulatory hurdles, and unclear timelines. The prolonged wait has caused financial strain, legal complications, and emotional distress for those involved.

Residents allege that despite multiple follow-ups, legal notices, and complaints to authorities, progress remains slow. Some buyers are now considering legal escalation to recover their money or secure registry rights. The case once again highlights persistent issues in India’s real estate sector, including project delays, lack of accountability, and weak buyer protection mechanisms.

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Consumer rights groups have emphasized the need for stricter regulatory enforcement to prevent such prolonged disputes and ensure timely project completion and transparent developer practices.