Investor Alert: The Dark Reality of AIPL Joy Street Food Court
One of my known investor associates purchased a unit in the AIPL Joy Street Food Court with hopes of assured returns and promising appreciation. But what followed was a devastating example of builder malpractice, legal loopholes, and systemic investor exploitation.
?? The Timeline of Betrayal:
September 2020: AIPL obtained the Occupation Certificate(OC) and immediately stopped the assured returns that were being promised to shop owners.
Despite having the OC, physical possession was never handed over. Instead, AIPL retained irrevocable leasing rights, leaving owners completely powerless and excluded from all rental negotiations.
The Builder Buyer Agreement(BBA) and Conveyance Deed were riddled with hidden clauses, signed under pressure, heavily favoring the builder.
??? Leasing Failures & Demolition:
From 2020 to 2025, AIPL failed not once, but four times to lease out the food court units.
And then came the most shocking act:
?? In 2025, the entire food court was demolished—without any consent or compensation to the original unit buyers. The space was then handed over to a gym brand.
Five years. Zero rental income. Zero accountability.
?? Hidden Trickery: The Carpet Area Scam
AIPL deducted nearly 85% of the super area, counting only a tiny fraction as carpet area. Buyers were misled on actual usable space, with no transparency on what they were truly paying for.
?? RERA & Legal Web
Check the Haryana RERA Judgement Page:
There are 70+ cases pending against AIPL.
Multiple aggrieved buyers have raised their voices. Even Mr. Ankur has shared visuals and updates online about the demolished food court units. It’s all out there for those who want to verify the truth.
?? The "Delta" Reality of Indian Real Estate
Yes, cash payments continue to exist, especially in commercial real estate. From what I've heard from insiders and fellow investors:
At AIPL, buyers were allegedly asked to make partial payments in cash, often conducted in the basement of their corporate office.
A former sales manager(let’s call him Kunmun) openly spoke of this practice.
For instance, one buyer Mr Gugul malhotra paid ₹10, 000/sq. ft. as per BBA—but ₹15, 600 was the actual price. That’s ₹50 lakh reportedly paid in cash—off the books.
Others like Mr. Pom Pom Oberoi and Mr. Goni Abas(names changed) had similar experiences, often facilitated by brokers who specialize in "Delta" structuring.
? Final Take:
AIPL(Advance India Projects Limited) operates in a way that raises serious ethical and legal questions. If you are considering investing in AIPL Joy Street or Joy District:
? Expect no ethics
? Expect no transparency
? Expect no customer support
? Expect no guaranteed returns
If you have spare cash and are okay with converting it into thin air, AIPL is the way to go.
In their own language, "cash" is called "Delta" — that should tell you everything.
?? Advice to All Investors:
Demand the draft BBA in advance.
Read every clause carefully.
Record all conversations with brokers and builder representatives.
Insist on RERA registration numbers and written commitments.
Don’t fall for glossy brochures and high promises.
Ask hard questions. Document everything. Protect your investment.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7YspeZsGXa4&t=15s - What media said about AIPL

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