Planning Your Purchase
Booking Through to Possession
Buying into Ashiana Advik follows the same broad sequence as any RERA-registered project — an initial booking amount secures the unit, a builder-buyer agreement formalises the transaction, and the balance is paid either upfront or in stages tied to construction milestones. Because Phase I is ready to move into while Phase II and III are still under construction, the payment structure differs slightly by phase: a ready unit is typically settled closer to full payment before handover, while an under-construction unit follows a staged plan linked to slab completion. Beyond the base unit price, buyers should budget separately for the advance service fee, documentation and food coupon charges shown further down this page, along with stamp duty, registration and GST, none of which are included in the unit price itself. The exact percentage-wise installment schedule currently in force is confirmed at the time of booking — the outline below reflects the standard structure and should be read alongside the current rate card from the sales team.
Step by Step
The Booking Process
Unit Selection & Booking
Choose a typology and floor band from the current price list and pay the booking amount to hold the unit.
Allotment Letter
An allotment letter is issued confirming the unit, typology and applicable price as per the release.
Builder-Buyer Agreement
The Flat Buyer's Agreement is executed, setting out the full payment schedule, specifications and possession terms.
Installments & Possession
Remaining installments are paid per the agreed plan, followed by the advance service fee and other charges at possession.
Ways to Pay
Typical Payment Plan Options
Down Payment Plan
A larger share of the price is paid upfront within a short window after booking, in exchange for which developers commonly offer a rebate on the base price. Best suited to buyers who have funds ready and want to lock in current pricing without waiting on construction stages.
Construction-Linked Plan (CLP)
Payments are released in instalments tied to construction milestones — foundation, slab casting, brickwork, finishing and possession — spreading the outflow over the build timeline. This is the more common route for units still under construction in Phase II & III.