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The County Sector 88A Gurgaon Booking Process page walks through what typically happens between expressing interest in an apartment and formally booking it, step by step.
The path from a first enquiry to a confirmed booking generally follows a consistent pattern across most developers: an initial enquiry and site visit to understand the project firsthand, selecting a specific unit based on current availability and your requirements, often preceded by an Expression of Interest during earlier sales phases, paying a booking amount to formally reserve that unit, and receiving an allotment letter confirming the reservation. From there, a formal sale agreement is executed, and subsequent payments follow the structure of the chosen payment plan - whether construction-linked, time-linked, or a hybrid of the two.
Booking amounts and the interval before the full sale agreement is signed vary meaningfully by developer and project, so we won't state a fixed figure here. One useful reference point is the RERA Act, 2016, whose Section 13(1) restricts a promoter from accepting more than 10% of a property's cost as an advance or application fee before entering into a registered agreement for sale - a protection worth being aware of regardless of which project you're booking with. For current pricing, booking amounts, and payment plan details specific to County Sector 88A Gurgaon, the sales team can share accurate, up-to-date figures through the enquiry form.
Once a unit is booked and the allotment letter issued, the sale agreement formalizes the terms, and the payment plan schedule begins in earnest - instalments tied either to time elapsed or to specific construction milestones, depending on the plan you've chosen. Buyers typically start receiving periodic construction updates from this point onward, and the process moves toward eventual registration of the sale deed and, finally, possession once construction and any required approvals are complete.
The step that follows the sale agreement and payment plan.
How financing typically coordinates with your payment plan.
An EOI is typically a lighter-weight, earlier signal of interest, sometimes made before final pricing or unit allocation. A booking is the formal step of reserving a specific unit, usually for a larger amount and followed by an allotment letter.
Booking amounts vary by project and are best confirmed directly with the sales team, since they can change over the course of a launch and depend on the specific unit and payment plan chosen.
Yes - RERA Section 13(1) caps advance or application payments a promoter can accept before a registered agreement for sale at 10% of the property's cost.
A document issued by the developer confirming that a specific unit has been reserved in your name following payment of the booking amount, ahead of the formal sale agreement.
Cancellation terms, including any refund conditions, are typically set out in the booking form or sale agreement and vary by developer - it's worth reviewing these terms carefully before booking and confirming them directly with the sales team.