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Irwo Multipurpose Hall
Thiruvallur, Chennai, Tamilnadu
INDIAN RAILWAY WELFARE ORGANISATION
IRWO's Multipurpose Hall is a premier commercial project located in the heart of Ambattur Village, Thiruvallur District, Chennai. This project is designed to cater to the needs of various communities, featuring a spacious Ground Floor and First Floor dedicated to retail spaces and a multipurpose hall. The total area spans approximately 681.19 to 1245.59 square meters, making it an ideal venue for events, exhibitions, and social gatherings.
The project emphasizes modern infrastructure and sustainability, ensuring a comfortable living and working environment. Key features include:
- **Centralized Drainage System**: Efficient management of water flow to prevent flooding and ensure clean surroundings.
- **Energy Management**: LED lighting and timer control panels to promote energy efficiency.
- **Fire Safety**: Comprehensive fire protection systems to ensure the safety of all occupants.
Located strategically, the IRWO Multipurpose Hall offers excellent connectivity to major roads and is in proximity to residential areas, making it a vibrant hub for community activities. The project is set to be completed by Quarter 2 of 2025, making it a timely investment opportunity for those looking to establish a presence in one of Chennai's growing localities.
What is IRWO Multipurpose Hall?
IRWO Multipurpose Hall is a commercial project located in Ambattur Village, Chennai, designed for retail spaces and community events.
What types of units are available?
The project offers a total of 1 unit, spanning across Ground Floor and First Floor, with a combined area of 681.19 to 1245.59 square meters.
What infrastructure is integrated into the project?
The project features a centralized drainage system, energy management systems including LED lighting, and comprehensive fire safety measures.
How is the location of IRWO Multipurpose Hall?
The project is strategically located in Ambattur Village, providing excellent connectivity to major roads and proximity to residential areas.
When is the expected possession date?
The expected possession date for IRWO Multipurpose Hall is Quarter 2 of 2025.
Basic Information
- Price Range:
- Property Type: Retail Space-Mall + Office Space- Commercial/Mall + Food Court Space
- Flat Type:
- Project Status: Under Construction
Project Details
- Possession Date: Quarter 2 2025
- Project Span:
- No of Towers:
- Total No of Units: 1
- Total Floors: 2
- Project Density:
Location & Builder
- Project Name: Irwo Multipurpose Hall
- Address: Ambattur Village, Thiruvallur District, Chennai, Tamilnadu
- Sector: Ambattur Village
- Locality: Thiruvallur
- City: Chennai, Tamilnadu
- Builder: INDIAN RAILWAY WELFARE ORGANISATION
RERA Authority
Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority
RERA Registration Number
RERA-TN-PROJ-1234-2023
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INDIAN RAILWAY WELFARE ORGANISATION
- No of Complaints: Not Available
- States (Active in): Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu
Introduction
In the realm of real estate, the reputation of a builder is paramount for prospective homebuyers. The Indian Railway Welfare Organisation (IRWO) has been a prominent player in the industry, managing multiple projects across various states including Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, and Punjab. This blog post delves into IRWO's track record based on legal complaints and cases that shed light on its operational efficacy and customer satisfaction.
Case Overview
With a total of 51 complaints filed against it, IRWO has had its share of challenges. Of the 51 cases, it won 31 and lost 20, indicating a mixed reception among its clientele. Here, we analyze the outcomes of the builder’s legal battles to draw meaningful conclusions regarding its service quality and construction reliability.
Cases Lost by the Builder
The data reveals a pattern in the cases lost by IRWO:
- Quality of Construction and Delays: Several complaints were lodged regarding poor construction quality, project delays, and inadequate amenities. Homebuyers expressed dissatisfaction with the timely delivery and completion of projects, emphasizing unmet expectations.
- Quarterly Progress Reports (QPR) Non-Compliance: A significant number of complaints pointed towards the builder's failure to submit required QPRs on time, leading to penalties and regulatory scrutiny. These failures often resulted in directives from authorities for IRWO to comply and rectifications to be made.
- Settlements: In certain instances, complaints were dismissed as a result of conciliation between the parties involved, indicating attempts for out-of-court resolutions.
Cases Won by the Builder
In contrast, the cases where IRWO emerged victorious often highlighted:
- Administrative Compliance: A recurring theme in the successful cases was the establishment of the builder's claims of compliance with regulatory requirements, even if challenged initially. In most cases, IRWO was able to demonstrate submission of QPRs or explain the reasons for discrepancies.
- Technical Defenses: Many win scenarios also showcased the builder defending against claims of non-compliance due to technical issues, which … Read more
