How to Book an Apartment at Prestige Grove Park Online

Here is the full online booking path once sales open at Prestige Grove Park:

• Register your interest on the official contact page
• Take a virtual or guided site tour and shortlist your unit
• Check the MahaRERA registration number and cost sheet
• Upload KYC documents for every applicant
• Pay the booking amount through bank transfer
• Receive your allotment letter and payment receipt by email
• Apply for your home loan online
• Sign and register the agreement for sale, through e-registration where available

Prestige Grove Park is an upcoming township by Prestige Group in Borivali East, beside Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The plan covers 8 acres with 6 towers and about 1,500 homes. Sales will open only after MahaRERA registration, so no booking amount changes hands before then.

You can still prepare well in advance from your phone or laptop. Fill in the form on the Prestige Grove Park contact page for launch news and the price sheet. You can also ask for a virtual walk of the site and the neighbourhood.

Use this time to sort out your loan as well. Ask two or three banks for an in-principle approval, which shows your real budget before launch day. Our guide on home loan eligibility for pre-launch apartments explains how lenders assess a new project.

Start on the official contact page and share your name, phone number and email. A relationship manager then calls you to understand your budget, preferred size and timeline. This call is free and gets you the launch details before most other buyers.

Stick to official channels when you share your details. Many fake sites and agents use project names to grab leads or ask for token money. Note the official website address and check every email domain before you reply.

Once the launch opens, you can review floor plans, tower positions and views without visiting Mumbai. Ask for a live video walk of the sample flat and the site. The 2 BHK homes span 750 to 950 sq ft, and 3 BHK homes reach 1,350 sq ft.

Ask about the carpet area of each unit you shortlist, since MahaRERA requires sales on carpet area. Also ask how floor level, view and tower position change the price. You can study the layouts in advance on the floor plans page.

Before you pay anything, search the project's MahaRERA number on the MahaRERA portal. The project page there shows the approved plans, the promised completion date and the developer details. Match the project name and address with what you see in the sales material.

Then ask for a unit-wise cost sheet by email. It should list the base price, parking, floor rise, GST and other charges. The expected launch rate is about ₹34,000 per sq ft, with 2 BHK homes from about ₹2.55 crore.

To book online, you need clear scans of the papers for each buyer on the flat. Keep these ready in PDF or image form before the launch date:

NRI buyers can find banking and tax rules in our NRI guide to buying property in Mumbai. Every co-applicant must submit the same set of documents. Use the exact name spelling that appears on your PAN card. Small mismatches can delay your allotment and your home loan.

You pay the booking amount through net banking, RTGS or NEFT once sales open. Section 13 of the RERA Act caps this at 10% of the price before a signed agreement. The proposed plan asks for 10% at booking. So a ₹2.55 crore 2 BHK would need about ₹25.5 lakh.

Pay only into the project bank account named on the cost sheet and the MahaRERA page. Never pay cash, and never transfer money to an individual's personal account. GST at 5% also applies to each payment on an under-construction home.

After your payment clears, the developer emails a payment receipt and an allotment letter. The allotment letter names your unit, tower, floor, carpet area and total price. Check every detail against your cost sheet before you sign it.

The MahaRERA model letter also caps what a builder can keep if you cancel early. Read the exit terms with care and keep a copy of every paper in one folder.

Most banks now let you apply for a home loan fully online, from start to finish. Upload your salary slips, bank statements, ID and the allotment letter on the bank's site. Banks often clear large projects from big developers in advance, which speeds up your file.

RBI rules allow banks to lend up to 75% of the value on loans above ₹75 lakh. The bank then pays out the loan in parts as the towers rise. The RBI raised the repo rate to 5.50% on 7 October 2026, so compare lenders closely.

The signed and registered agreement for sale is what makes your booking final in law. In Maharashtra, it follows the MahaRERA model agreement, and you pay stamp duty and registration at this stage. Mumbai stamp duty is 6% for men and 5% for women buying in their own name.

Maharashtra's IGR also offers e-registration of first-sale agreements for enrolled developers. It uses Aadhaar checks and lets you pay stamp duty online on the GRAS site. Where the developer offers this, you can finish the paperwork with very little travel.

Online booking is safe when you follow a few simple checks:

• Use only the official website: confirm the web address and email domain before you share any detail.
• Check the MahaRERA number: every booking form, advertisement and receipt must carry it.
• Pay only to the project account: match the bank details with the cost sheet and the MahaRERA page.
• Ask for written confirmation: get the receipt and allotment letter by email for every payment.
• Avoid pressure tactics: genuine developers give you time to read the papers before you pay.

If you prefer a personal meeting, you can also visit the sales team in Borivali. The office details page lists the timings and how to schedule a guided visit.