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Hiranandani Hinjewadi Possession Date

The planned possession date for Hiranandani Hinjewadi is December 2030. The project is a new launch in multiple phases, which means the date you see quoted is a target for the township plan, and the exact date for your home will depend on its phase.

This page explains how to read a possession timeline, what to expect between booking and handover, and how to protect yourself if there is a delay.

The Homes You Are Waiting For

Representative views of the homes planned for handover in December 2030.

Hiranandani Hinjewadi apartment living and dining area, representative interior
Living and dining area
Hiranandani Hinjewadi apartment interior, representative image
Living space

Understanding the Timeline

Possession is the date on which the developer hands over your finished home. It is different from the date of booking and the date of registration.

  1. Launch and booking. You book a unit in a launched phase and sign the allotment.
  2. Agreement for sale. The agreement records the possession date, price and specifications.
  3. Construction. The structure is built, followed by finishing, services and amenities.
  4. Occupancy certificate. Local authorities certify that the building is fit for occupation.
  5. Handover. You inspect the home, clear dues and receive the keys.

Why Phase Matters

A township of about 105 acres is not built at one time. Each phase has its own approvals, construction schedule and RERA registration. If you buy into an early phase, your wait will be shorter than for a later phase.

  • Ask which phase your unit belongs to
  • Check the possession date listed for that phase in the RERA registration
  • Look at how much of the phase has already been built
  • Ask when shared amenities for that phase will be ready

You can track what is happening on site through the construction updates page.

What Happens If Possession Is Delayed

Delays can happen in any large project because of approvals, weather, labour or material issues. RERA gives homebuyers some protection. If a developer fails to hand over by the date in the agreement, the buyer can either withdraw and get a refund with interest, or continue in the project and receive interest for each month of delay.

Read the delay clause in your agreement with care. Ask what counts as a valid reason for delay and whether any grace period is mentioned.

Have questions about the timeline for your phase? Our team can explain.

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Planning Your Move Around December 2030

If you plan to live in the home, build a buffer into your own schedule. Do not give notice on a rental or sell your current home until you have a confirmed handover date.

  • Keep your current housing arrangement until you have the keys
  • Plan loan moratorium or pre-EMI payments for the waiting period
  • Budget for interiors, which can take two to three months after handover
  • If you plan to rent it out, check the best time to list it for IT tenants

Your payment schedule may also be linked to construction stages. See how bookings work on the booking process page.

Who Is Building It

Delivery depends on the developer's capacity and track record. The project is a joint venture of Hiranandani Group and Krisala Developers. Hiranandani Group is known for planned townships, and you can read more about the builders on the developer page. For any project, confirm dates in writing and verify them on the RERA website once the registration is available.

Documents to Collect at Possession

The handover is more than receiving keys. Make sure that you collect all documents that prove your ownership and the completion of the building.

  • Occupancy certificate for the building
  • Possession letter and handover checklist
  • Registered agreement for sale and payment receipts
  • No-dues certificate from the developer
  • Society or association formation details, if applicable
  • Floor plan and as-built drawings of your home
  • Warranty and manual details for installed items

Inspection Checklist at Handover

Inspect the home carefully on the day of handover, and do not feel rushed.

  1. Walls and ceilings. Look for cracks, seepage marks and uneven paint.
  2. Floors and tiles. Check for hollow sounds, chips and level surfaces.
  3. Doors and windows. Open and close each one and check locks and glass.
  4. Plumbing. Run all taps and flush toilets to check pressure and drainage.
  5. Electrical. Test every switch, socket and the distribution board.
  6. Common areas. Check lifts, staircases, parking and the status of amenities.

Check the Possession Plan for Your Phase

Share your details and the team will confirm the timeline for the unit you prefer.

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FAQs About Hiranandani Hinjewadi Possession

The planned possession date is December 2030. The exact date depends on the phase.

Large townships are delivered in phases. Ask for the date for the phase you want to buy.

Under RERA, buyers can seek a refund with interest or continue and receive interest for the delay. Read the delay clause in your agreement.

The date is recorded in the RERA registration of the phase. Registration is under process for this project.

Yes. Do not take possession or pay the final instalment before the occupancy certificate is issued.

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