When you buy off-plan, you’re really buying a developer’s promise. So it’s fair to ask what L&T Realty has done with its promises before. Here’s a balanced look, including the parts brochures leave out.

Who L&T Realty is

L&T Realty is the real estate arm of Larsen & Toubro, one of India’s largest engineering and construction groups. Its parent’s construction pedigree is the main reason buyers trust the brand. L&T was even one of the contractors on the Dwarka Expressway, the road that serves Sector 86.

The numbers it reports

According to L&T’s 2025 annual review, the realty business has:

  • about 8.5 million sq. ft. of residential space delivered
  • 10,000+ families living in its homes
  • a total portfolio of about 75 million sq. ft.
  • 120+ awards

These are the company’s own figures, so read them as such.

Projects worth knowing

  • Crescent Bay, Parel (Mumbai). L&T’s flagship Mumbai high-rise. By 2021, more than 1,000 families were living there, and it won a CREDAI-MCHI award as high-rise project of the year.
  • Emerald Isle, Powai (Mumbai). Phase I has been handed over to its residents.
  • Raintree Boulevard, Hebbal (Bengaluru). A 65-acre mixed-use township, with Phase 1 homes built and Phase 2 under way.
  • Seawoods Residences, Navi Mumbai. Launched in 2019 and reported sold out within a month.

The other side of the record

No large developer has a spotless record, and L&T is no exception:

  • In 2024, MahaRERA ordered L&T Realty to refund two Crescent Bay buyers who had withdrawn over a possession delay, allowing only a 2% deduction.
  • Reports in 2026 say Crescent Bay residents took complaints about leakage and fire-safety issues to MahaRERA, which directed L&T to address them.
  • Raintree Boulevard has faced complaints before Karnataka RERA about plan changes, carpet area, amenities and possession timing. Some have been disposed of; others went further.

To keep it in proportion: complaints are normal for projects of this size, and not every complaint ends in a finding against the developer. But they tell you which questions to ask.

What this means for Aravista

Aravista is L&T’s first residential project in Gurugram, so there’s no local track record to visit yet. Based on its history elsewhere, we’d ask:

  1. What possession date will be stated in the RERA registration, and what grace period?
  2. What’s the specification list, in writing, for the bathrooms, kitchen, windows and waterproofing?
  3. How are fire-safety systems certified and handed over?
  4. Who runs maintenance after possession, and when does it pass to the residents?

Our RERA update covers where the registration stands right now.

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