Review Feedback Reputation Track Record of Advance India Projects Limited (AIPL) Developer in Gurgaon.
I am extremely disappointed with my investment in Advance India Projects Limited (AIPL). Almost every shop owner in AIPL's projects is stuck with their investments, with none able to get returns as promised. AIPL has failed to lease the properties as committed at the time of sale, and the investors have not received the assured returns. AIPL claimed they were undergoing financial distress and stopped the assured returns, which were supposed to be adjusted in the final demand letters. However, this adjustment has not been done as promised.
AIPL has denied giving physical possession to the property owners and has taken the leasing rights from them, leasing the shops at below market rates or on a revenue-sharing model. The fit-out period committed for three months is not being honored, with interior work of a restaurant taking about 12 months or more. Additionally, the rent collected from tenants is not being passed on to the property owners, and the security deposit paid by the tenants is also not being returned to the property owners.
The builder has formed a fake society, AIPL Joy Street Management Society, and is running the maintenance work at double the prevailing market rates, increasing the common area charges from Rs 7 per square foot to Rs 16 per square foot. They sold Bridgestreet studio apartments at a premium price of Rs 2000 per square foot, but Bridgestreet has declined to commence operations, leaving the studio apartments incomplete. Despite this, the developer is not returning the Rs 2000 per square foot premium back to the investors.
Water connection has not been provided to the shop owners despite water connection charges being paid in full, and on demanding water connection, they ask for an additional 2-3 lakh for water inlet. All these issues are not being addressed by the developers. The customer service, including their higher management, is completely dormant and not responding to property owners at all. Many AIPL investors have been forced to file legal cases in RERA, NCDRC (consumer court), and other courts to seek justice.
In conclusion, AIPL has failed to fulfill its commitments, leaving investors in a dire situation with no returns and incomplete projects. I would strongly advise against investing in any of AIPL’s projects based on my experience.
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