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Raheja Developers

8 projects here across 5 sectors, 8 ready to move. Mostly 2–4 BHK apartments — 7 of the 8 projects with a published configuration, also independent floors. Asking from ₹67.00 L to ₹4.38 Cr.

Resale outlook on the 7 we can score: 4 easier, 2 middling, 1 harder.

Typical price here ₹1.30 Cr

Median asking price across 8 projects. ≈ ₹9,276/sqft across 6 priced.

Also known as RAHEJA HOMES LIMITED, Raheja Dev's, Raheja Developer Ltd, Raheja Developer Pvt. Ltd, Raheja Developers, Raheja Developers Ltd.

Who they are

The public record on Raheja Developers

Raheja Developers Limited, (RDL), formerly Raheja Developers Private Limited, is an insolvent Indian real estate development company with its headquarters in Delhi, India.

Founded1990
HeadquartersNew Delhi

Source: Wikipedia, retrieved 2026-09-16.

Track record

What the state’s files say.

Every line states how many records it rests on. Where a developer has too few for a figure to mean anything, the line is not here.

Their projects here

8 projects, most expensive first.

ProjectAskingResale market Possession
Raheja Atlantis
Sector 31 · Ready to Move
₹4.38 Cr not scored May 2008
Raheja Revanta
Sector 78 · Ready to Move
₹1.90 Cr Slower to resell Aug 2022
Raheja The Vedaanta Floors
Sector 108 · Ready to Move
₹1.90 Cr Good resale market May 2015
Raheja Atharva
Sector 109 · Ready to Move
₹1.35 Cr Mixed resale market Jul 2014
Raheja Shilas
Sector 109 · Ready to Move
₹1.25 Cr Mixed resale market Oct 2015
Raheja Vedaanta
Sector 108 · Ready to Move
₹1.16 Cr Good resale market Jun 2016
Raheja Sampada
Sector 92 · Ready to Move
₹1.07 Cr Good resale market Aug 2015
Raheja Navodaya
Sector 92 · Ready to Move
₹67.00 L Good resale market Jan 2016
Licensed to build

26 licences, by what each was granted for.

group housing — apartments11
affordable housing8
commercial4
plotted colonies2
offices and IT1

The purpose recorded on each Town & Country Planning licence in Raheja Developers’s name.

How to read this page

A record is evidence. The verdict is yours.

A low occupation-certificate share is normal for a developer whose launches are still under construction, and alarming for one whose portfolio is twenty years old. A refusal can be a boundary dispute settled the next year. We publish what is checkable.

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