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In approval

Jannat Garden Court

Savar DOHS extension

Jannat Garden Court

At a glance

  • Courtyard plan
  • Limited units
  • Registration open
  • Plans in approval

About this project

A low-density courtyard project in the approval stage. Early registrations decide the first floor plans released.

Progress

Where the building stands today

  1. Planning

  2. 2

    Approval

  3. 3

    Construction

  4. 4

    Handover

Document file

The eight papers we put on the table

Before booking money is mentioned, you receive the complete file and as much time as you need to have your own lawyer read it.

  • Mother deed and the full chain of ownership
  • Mutation (namjari) certificate and current khatian
  • Up-to-date land development tax receipts
  • RAJUK / local authority approved building plan
  • Soil test, structural design and engineer certification
  • Developer–landowner agreement and power of attorney
  • Non-encumbrance certificate from the sub-registry
  • Written payment schedule and handover commitment
The eight papers we put on the table

Payment & finance

How families usually pay for a flat here

Booking and down payment

A modest booking amount, then a down payment agreed in writing before any construction instalment starts.

Instalments tied to milestones

Instalments fall due when a floor is actually cast, not on a calendar date alone.

Bank home loans

Our documents are prepared to satisfy bank legal teams; we sit with your bank officer if needed.

Registration cost, stated early

Stamp duty, registration fee and utility connection costs are itemised before you commit.

Non-resident buyers

Video site walks, courier of signed papers and a nominee process for families abroad.

Resale and rental support

If you later rent or resell, the same desk handles it — no new agent, no new commission surprise.

Walk the floor before you decide

Site visits run Saturday to Thursday. Register interest and we will confirm a time that suits your family.