As someone who locked in a 3BHK (2,262 sq. ft.) unit here, the reality of our October 2026 possession timeline is finally hitting home. I drove down to Tellapur last weekend to inspect the tower progress firsthand, and the visual change is massive. The exterior plastering and premium painting across all 12 blocks are practically finished, and the massive 7.5-acre central courtyard is quickly transforming from a dusty construction zone into a beautifully landscaped park. Seeing the high-speed passenger lifts fully operational and the internal corridor tiles completely laid in my tower made this whole transition feel incredibly real.
With secondary market prices on current resale units sitting firm between ₹10,700 and ₹11,800 per sq. ft., my unit’s paper valuation has crossed ₹2.5 Crores. However, my main focus right now is structural and practical. I'm closely monitoring the pre-possession inspection schedule because I want to bring in a professional snagging agency the moment My Home gives us the green light. I've heard mixed reviews from friends who took handovers in other major societies about minor plumbing alignment errors and inconsistent paint patches, so I want to be 100% thorough before signing the final handover documents.
For fellow Sayuk buyers, have any of you started getting concrete timeline estimates from the CRM team regarding the final demand letters or fit-out guidelines? I am trying to coordinate with interior designers to see if we can start basic woodwork measurements during the pre-possession window or if we have to wait until registration is fully stamped. Also, if you are an investor, are you planning to cash out now to avoid the heavy registration costs, or does it make more sense to hold out for Tellapur's high-demand rental market once the IT corridor connection is fully open? Let's use this space to compare notes.