Nimbus The Palm Village, Sector 22A: the register read

The filing

Nimbus The Palm Village is registered with UP-RERA as UPRERAPRJ558356/04/2024, filed 17 April 2024 to IITL- Nimbus The Palm Village at Plot No. GH-03, Sector 22A, Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Area, in Jewar tehsil. It declares completion on 31 March 2028 over a proposed period of 51 months, against a district median period of 60 months.

The date it declared at registration is still the date the filing carries. It holds no extension record and no complaint. Everything here is read from our mirror of the register on 29 July 2026 and compiled 23 September 2026.

The field most buyers will not have seen before

The highlighted row is the one worth ten seconds. This filing's applicant type is Partnership Firm, and that is uncommon: 46 of the 966 registrations in this district are filed by one, about 4.8 percent, spread across 29 distinct firms. 861 are filed by a Company.

A partnership and a limited company carry different liability structures, and the entity named on the registration is the one that owes you the home. The register records the type and nothing about financial standing, so this is a fact to verify from rather than a verdict. The check is the same as on any filing: read the promoter name on the registration against the name on your own allotment letter and agreement, word for word. What the applicant type means across the whole register is in our read of the type field.

The promoter name here is also unusually literal. IITL- Nimbus The Palm Village is the project name with a second party's initials in front of it, which at least makes the connection between brand and company easy to follow. That is not the norm: elsewhere on this register a brand can sit under nine near-identical company names, or under four that share no word with it at all.

Reading the clean columns honestly

No extension, no complaint, and a completion date never revised. That reads well, and it means less than it looks like on a filing this recent, which is why we publish the denominators instead of the adjective.

Only 14 of the 97 registrations dated 2025 to 2026 carry a complaint at all, so a clean complaints column on a recent filing is the ordinary case. On the 2017 to 2019 cohort the position reverses and 87 percent carry one. Extensions behave the same way: 526 of the 966 registrations carry at least one and they concentrate in the older cohorts. This filing dates from 17 April 2024 and has had little time in which to need either. The full reads are our count of the complaints field and our read of all 852 extension records.

Where it does stand out is the document count. At 36 it sits above the district median of 21 and well above the 18 that is median for a Partnership Firm filing. Completeness is not quality, so the useful move is to open the sanctioned building plan and the encumbrance details rather than to take the number as reassurance.

What this page does not tell you

Not the price, because the register carries none. Not build quality, delivery capability or the financial standing of the firm, because the register records none of those either. Not the distance to the airport, because that is not a register field and a figure repeated from marketing material would not become one by appearing here.

What it gives you is the filing, read against the 966 around it. To run the same reading on any other registration yourself, our six-step check is the sequence, and what a normal filing looks like holds the denominators for every field.