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RERA registered P52100045518 Completed

Bramhacorp Townhouse A1

Baner, Pune · Others by Bramhacorp Limited

Official record Updated from the register 04 October 2026. Anything filed since then is not here yet.

In short

Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 in Baner is MahaRERA-registered (P52100045518) and was handed over in December 2027. Buyers have already registered 172 sales here at a median ₹13,681 per sq ft of carpet — not an asking price. About 85% of the 227 units are sold. Bramhacorp Limited is the promoter.

Stock image, not a photograph of Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 Stock image
Where
Baner
pincode 411045
Sold here at
₹13,681
per sq ft, 172 registered sales
Available
1 BHK, Shops
34 left · 299–481 sq ft
Possession
Dec 2027
as filed with MahaRERA
A stock photograph, not Bramhacorp Townhouse A1. We have no picture of this site yet.

Where this is

Baner, PMC, Pune, 411045

Taluka
Haveli
Pincode
411045

No coordinate was filed for this project, so this searches Maps by name and locality rather than dropping a pin we cannot vouch for.

Unit sizes on file

All 227 units are filed unit by unit with the authority, the highest on floor 4. Sizes are RERA carpet area — the floor you can actually walk on, not a built-up or saleable figure. The register holds them in square metres, so that figure is printed under each one: it is what you will see if you open the filing, and the square feet are our arithmetic on it.

1 BHK 52 units · 1 available

6 units 152 sq ft 14.14 sq m as filed
45 units 188 sq ft 17.49 sq m as filed
1 unit 443 sq ft 41.19 sq m as filed

Configuration not filed 120 units · all sold

120 units 179 sq ft 16.61 sq m as filed

Shops 55 units · 33 available

4 units 299 sq ft 27.78 sq m as filed
1 unit 388 sq ft 36.0 sq m as filed
1 unit 419 sq ft 38.92 sq m as filed
37 units 421 sq ft 39.07 sq m as filed
5 units 443 sq ft 41.19 sq m as filed
7 units 481 sq ft 44.72 sq m as filed
Units sold

193 / 227

Nearly sold out

85% absorption rate

Visual area guide See what the filed sizes feel like 1 generic footprint scaled from the registered carpet areas.

What each size looks like

Generic layouts, not this project's plans. Only the carpet area is from the register — the rooms are the usual shares of a unit that size, and where the promoter actually put the kitchen or which way the balcony faces is not filed anywhere. Read them for scale, which is the part that is arithmetic on the register: each room is drawn to its share of the area filed for that unit, and each unit to its size against the largest one drawn below.

1 BHK 52 units · 1 available

188 sq ft carpet as drawn, from 152–443 sq ft filed in this configuration

Carpet, filed
188 sq ft
Built-up
about 226 sq ft
Super built-up
about 263 sq ft
Every room in this unit

Living and dining about 70 sq ft, Master bedroom about 47 sq ft, Kitchen about 28 sq ft, Bath about 16 sq ft, Balcony about 16 sq ft, Passage about 9 sq ft.

The built-up and super built-up figures are ours, not the promoter's: carpet plus 20% and plus 40%, which is the usual Pune loading. A promoter can load more, and the number they quote is the one to check against the agreement. Which of the three you are actually buying, and why the register only records one of them, is in our guide to carpet against super built-up area.

What buyers actually paid

₹13,681 per sq ft of carpet, median of 172 registered sales
Range across those sales ₹9,983 to ₹17,005 per sq ft
Sold and booked 193 sold, 0 booked
Still available 34 units, 152–481 sq ft

A registered price is what a buyer contracted to pay, so it is the closest thing to a real number this market produces. It still is not a quote for you: these agreements were signed on different dates as the project progressed, floor and facing move the rate, and what a builder asks today may be higher or lower. Unsold units carry a government ready-reckoner valuation instead of a price, and that is a different thing, so it is not mixed into the figures above.

Timeline audit

Original proposed Dec 2027
Current status Handed over Dec 2027

Stable projection

No delay reported in the latest RERA filings. Construction is recorded against the original baseline date the promoter registered.

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The land itself

SURVEY NO 29/1/2, VILLAGE BALEWADI, TALUKA HAVELI is the plot this project is built on, as filed
TalukaHaveli
Street, as filed -
Bounded north by BY SURVEY NO 29 PART
Bounded east by BY SURVEY NO 29-2 PART
Bounded south by BY 30 MTR WIDE DP ROAD AND SURVEY NO 29 PART
Bounded west by BY 18 MTR WIDE DP ROAD

Every promoter has to file the survey numbers of the land and what lies on each of its four sides. It is the driest thing on this page and the most useful if you are serious: the survey number is what the revenue record is keyed on, so it is what you quote to check the seven-twelve extract, and the boundaries are how you confirm on site that the plot you were shown is the plot that was registered.

"Street" is the register's own field name and promoters fill it with whatever they have — a road, a locality, sometimes the survey numbers again. It is printed as filed rather than tidied up.

Who is behind this project

Filed by the promoter with MahaRERA.

Promoter on the registerBramhacorp Limited
Registered officeS. No. 12A, Plot No. 99, Corporate Office, Rbm Road, Next To Sheraton Grand, Sangamwadi, Pune 411001

Professionals named on the filing

Architect Imran Shaikh CA/2002/30388
Architect Padmakar Kole CA/91/14400
Architect Sachin Shah CA/2006/37669
Engineer Dattatray Gaikwad
Engineer Pankajkumar A Somvanshi REG/PMC/STE/0863/15
Chartered Accountant F A A & Associates LLP 141424
Chartered Accountant S D Kharadkar & Associates 039950

The promoter appoints these, and MahaRERA requires the architect and engineer to certify progress before money can be drawn from the project account. A name that recurs across several of a builder's projects is normal; one that recurs across several lapsed ones is worth a question.

Title and ownership papers

16 May 2022 is when an advocate last certified the title to this land
Title report Bramhacorp Ltd revised search_compressed.pdf 16 May 2022
Promoter's declaration, Form B Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 - Form B declaration Promoter.pdf 11 October 2024 3 older versions on file

No project reaches the register without an advocate's report on the title to its land, so a title report on file is the floor and not a distinction. What the date tells you is how recently somebody qualified looked. What none of it tells you is whether the title is clear: a report can record an objection, a pending suit or a missing consent and still be a perfectly valid filing, and nothing here reads the contents of the document.

So read it yourself before you pay a booking amount, and read the newest one. Every document above is on the authority's page for this project, under the filename shown — the link is in Check this yourself. What to look for in each one, and what having it on file does not prove, is set out in our guide to a project's title papers.

RERA filing records

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Every figure here is the authority's, not ours, as of the date at the top of this page. This is the raw record, reproduced without alteration.

FieldAs filed with MahaRERA
Registration numberP52100045518
Promoter Bramhacorp Limited
Project typeOthers · Building development
LocalityBaner — Haveli taluka, pincode 411045
Applied on18 May 2022
Registered on24 May 2022
Completion, as first filed31 December 2027
Handed over31 December 2027
Units declared227
Units sold 193 of 227 sold (85%), 34 still unsold
Complaints0 on record with MahaRERA
Certificate on file Original registration certificate, issued 29 February 2024
Application referenceREA52100109371
Current statusCompleted
Record last changed 11 October 2024 · over 1 years ago

Where the sold count comes from, and whether it holds up. 193 of 227 is the promoter's own figure, from the quarterly progress report every registered project has to file. Nobody audits that. But they file a second, separate thing with the same authority: the building unit by unit. That list accounts for all 227 units and reaches the same answer — 193 sold, every one with money recorded as received against a named unit, and 34 still unsold. Two filings, made separately, agreeing to the unit. That is not an audit, but it is a good deal harder to fudge than one round number. Either way, this is only as current as the last change to the record, 11 October 2024.

Common questions

Is Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 registered with MahaRERA?
Yes. It is registered as P52100045518, filed on 24 May 2022, and the registration is current. The authority's own record is the place to confirm that; this page restates it.
Has Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 been handed over?
Yes. The completion date on the register is December 2027.
Has Bramhacorp Townhouse A1 been delayed?
No. December 2027 is the date first filed with the authority and it has not moved since.
What did buyers actually pay in Bramhacorp Townhouse A1?
A median of ₹13,681 per square foot of carpet, across 172 sale agreements registered in this project. That is what was paid and stamped, not what is being asked.
How many units are left in Bramhacorp Townhouse A1?
34 of 227 were still unsold at the promoter's last filing, in 1 BHK + shops, from 299–481 sq ft of carpet.
Are there complaints against Bramhacorp Townhouse A1?
None appear against this project in the register. That covers cases filed with MahaRERA, and nothing about disputes settled elsewhere or never filed.
Who is building Bramhacorp Townhouse A1?
Bramhacorp Limited, as the promoter named on the registration.

Check this yourself

This page restates one public record as we read it on 04 October 2026. The authority's own page for P52100045518 carries more that we do not republish: the registration certificate, every quarterly progress report, the sanctioned plans, parking allocation, the project bank account, and any declared litigation.

MahaRERA will ask you to type a CAPTCHA first. That is their gate, not a broken link — and it is the reason this page exists, because a register you have to solve a puzzle to read one project at a time is not one anybody comparing four projects will actually use.

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