Threiya Towers
Complete project overview
TNRERA · Registration filing- Description
- Construction of Group Development Comprising of Block–A: Stilt Floor + 7 Floors with 98 dwelling units, Block–B : Stilt Floor + 7 Floors with 49 dwelling units, Block–C: Basement Floor + Stilt Floor + 7 Floors with 63 dwelling units (Total 210 dwelling units), comprised in Old Survey No.12/1pt, T.S No.2/12, Block No.13, Ward–A of Jagir Ammapalayam Village, Jagir Kaminaickempatti, Salem District.
- Registration no.
- TN/07/Building/0252/2019
Timeline
Builder’s track record
TNRERA · Builder registrationChola Rank Towers Pvt. Ltd.
The only project Horizon has read from this builder so far. Dates are the project’s start (where filed) and target-completion dates on the RERA filing; delivery isn’t reported here.
Location
TNRERA · Registration filingGovernment Guidance Rate
Tamil Nadu registration departmentIn Tamil Nadu it’s called the guideline value.
No government guidance rate is shown for this project.
Tamil Nadu publishes street-level guideline values; its full schedule isn't in Horizon's record yet.
That is a statement about what Horizon can place — not a sign that no rate exists, and not a signal about the project.
Planning authority
TNRERA · Approved building planThe promised possession date (9 Oct 2024) has passed. This record can’t confirm whether the project was completed — that sign-off is the occupancy certificate, below.
An approved plan is the government’s approval to build. It is not proof the project was built to that plan. That sign-off is the Occupancy Certificate (OC) — issued by the planning authority, the same body that approved the plan, not by RERA— and it isn’t in this record. Ask the builder for it, or check with the authority. Without an OC, banks may decline home loans, and any deviation from the approved plan carries penalty or demolition risk.
Verify it yourself — look up plan 46A on the approving authority’s portal to confirm the approval.
Municipal Corporation
A city municipal corporation that approves within its own limits. It has approved 632 RERA projects — about 1 in 6 in Tamil Nadu.
Volume is context, not a verdict — a busier authority is not a safer project. And this counts RERA-registered projects on Horizon’s record, not all construction.
Complaints & litigation
TNRERA · public recordNot published. TNRERA doesn’t publish a complaints register in the record Horizon reads.
So there is nothing to count here — which is not the same as nothing having been filed.
What the builder declared
Declared to TNRERA- Litigation
- None declared in this filing
Only what the builder declared, or what TNRERA records itself, can appear here — a case filed elsewhere and never declared would not.
Not a verdict. A complaint can be dismissed and a case can be won; an order can be appealed.
Not a clean bill. An empty record means nothing was filed with TNRERA, or that this register doesn’t publish it — never that nothing happened.
What this record cannot tell you
- Build quality — no filing records how well it was actually built.
- Private disputes — only complaints escalated to the authority appear here.
- What it will be worth — the record is the past; it does not price the future.
- Construction progress — TNRERA does not publish quarterly progress reports. How far along it actually is cannot be read here.
- Complaints — TNRERA does not publish a complaints register. This read cannot speak to them either way.
- Escrow — TNRERA does not publish escrow declarations. Whether buyer money is ring-fenced cannot be read here.