Different dates can describe different milestones
Construction completion, regulatory certification and a homeowner’s handover are not interchangeable. A general project page may show a marketing month while a phase record or agreement contains a different milestone. Identify exactly what each date represents.
The date discrepancy to resolve
The developer project page displays September 2031 as possession, while the supplied phase information states October 2030 and October 2031. We show both references openly. The selected rowhouse’s registered phase and executed agreement should be checked before treating a date as a contractual commitment.
What to monitor
Ask for dated progress updates for the actual phase, not only photographs from another part of the site. Review any revisions recorded in the authority’s portal, and retain written communication from the promoter.
Keep these details in view
- Selected phase and registration record
- Completion and handover terminology
- Latest registered revisions, if any
- Agreement-specific timeline
| Reference | Registration / source | Supplied timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | PR/150926/008942 | 8 October 2030 |
| Phase 2 | PR/150926/008943 | 8 October 2031 |
| Developer project page | General possession reference ↗ | September 2031 |
The supplied phase dates and the developer’s general marketing date differ. Verify the selected home’s registration and agreement; no date is independently certified by this website.