GROWTH Buying a plot involves fewer moving parts than buying a built home, but the sequence still trips up first-time buyers who aren't sure what comes next. Here's the practical order of steps for a plot purchase at Growth Town.
1. Book a free site visit. See the layout in person — the roads, compound wall, entrance arch and surrounding area — rather than relying on photos alone. Use the site-visit form on this website or call +91 99944 62662 to schedule one.
2. Choose a plot and confirm its specifics. Get the exact plot number, size, facing (North, East or a corner plot) and its position on the approved layout plan.
3. Verify the paperwork. DTCP Approval No. 140/2025, RERA Registration No. TNRERA/35/LO/3821/2025, and the Encumbrance Certificate for the specific survey numbers are all available for review — ideally with your own advocate looking them over, not just taking a developer's word.
4. Confirm pricing and payment terms. Plot-wise pricing varies by size, facing and position within the layout; get this in writing before proceeding.
5. Sort out financing, if needed. Home loan facility is available through partner banks for eligible buyers; a DTCP-approved, RERA-registered layout is what makes that financing possible in the first place, since most lenders won't touch an unapproved plot.
6. Sign the sale agreement. This sets out the agreed terms — price, payment schedule, and timeline — ahead of registration.
7. Register the sale deed. The final step, completed at the Sub-Registrar's office, is what legally transfers title into your name. Once registered, keep certified copies of everything — the sale deed, EC, and DTCP/RERA references — in a safe place; you'll need them again at resale or if you build.
Every one of these steps is something VIP Housing and Properties can walk you through directly — the point of listing them here is so you know what to expect before you're in the middle of it.