Purva Horizon payment plan guide: construction-linked milestones, booking amount and the 18-month lock-in explained. Plan your cash flow. Enquire now
Knowing the price is only half the decision; knowing when you pay it is the other half. The Purva Horizon payment plan guide below sets out how instalments are structured, what the booking amount secures, and how a pre-launch commitment differs from a post-launch one. For a home at this ticket, the cash-flow schedule matters as much as the total.
Purva Horizon follows a construction linked payment plan, which means instalments fall due as the building reaches defined stages rather than on fixed calendar dates. You pay a portion at booking, more as the basement and structure progress, and the balance across later milestones through to possession. The exact milestone percentages are confirmed at formal launch, since the project is currently pre-launch.
A construction-linked schedule ties your money to visible progress, which reduces the risk of paying ahead of work. If a milestone slips, the corresponding payment waits with it. That structure suits buyers who want their outflow matched to delivery, and it is the standard the developer applies on its premium line. It is worth reading the milestone table carefully so you know what triggers each payment.
The Purva Horizon booking amount is set against the expression of interest at the time of allocation, and it converts your priority number into a confirmed booking once the project formally launches. Because the build is pre-launch, no payment beyond the expression of interest is sought before RERA registration. That sequencing protects the buyer, who commits real money only once the project is registered and the agreement to sell is ready.
Committing at pre-launch carries a specific advantage on price. An 18-month lock-in holds the rate steady through the early sales phase, so the figure you agree does not drift upward during that window. Pre-launch pricing has also historically sat below eventual launch and post-launch rates, which is part of why early buyers accept the trade-off of committing before registration is complete.
Ask for the milestone schedule in writing, check which percentages are fixed and which are indicative until launch, and confirm the home-loan panel, which is set at launch alongside the cost sheet. Read the agreement to sell for the payment triggers and any interest on delayed instalments. A construction-linked plan is buyer-friendly by design, but only if you understand exactly what each milestone releases.
While the exact percentages are set at launch, the shape of a construction-linked schedule is predictable. A portion falls at booking, further tranches as the basements and structure rise, more as floors and finishes progress, and a final balance around handover. This Purva Horizon payment plan guide flags the principle rather than fixed figures, because publishing unconfirmed percentages would be guessing. Read the milestone table against the construction programme so you know what physical progress each payment corresponds to before you release it.
Most buyers at this ticket use a home loan, and here timing intersects with the bank panel. The developer confirms its list of approved lenders at launch, alongside the cost sheet, and a panel bank can simplify disbursement against the construction-linked milestones. Check whether your preferred lender is on the panel, how disbursement aligns with the milestone triggers, and what interest applies on any delayed instalment. A construction linked payment plan works cleanly with a loan only when the disbursement schedule and the milestone schedule are matched.
One clause deserves attention before signing. The agreement to sell sets out the interest charged on a delayed instalment, and because payments here are tied to construction milestones rather than dates, a missed milestone payment can attract that interest quickly. Read the rate and the grace period, and align your loan disbursement so that funds are ready when each milestone triggers. A construction-linked plan is buyer-friendly on timing, but only if your financing keeps pace with the site.
In summary, Purva Horizon uses a construction-linked plan with milestones confirmed at launch, a booking amount tied to the expression of interest, and an 18-month lock-in that steadies pricing. Match the schedule to your cash flow before committing, and the plan works in your favour.
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How is the Purva Horizon payment plan structured?
It is construction-linked: instalments fall due as the building reaches defined stages, with milestone percentages confirmed at formal launch.
What is the booking amount?
It is set against the expression of interest at allocation and converts your priority number into a confirmed booking at launch.
Do I pay before RERA registration?
No payment beyond the expression of interest is sought before registration. Real commitment follows once the project is registered.
What is the 18-month lock-in?
It holds the agreed price steady through the early sales phase, protecting early buyers from upward drift.
When is the home-loan panel confirmed?
The bank panel is set at launch, alongside the cost sheet.
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