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  Apartment Association & Maintenance Disputes in Hyderabad: Corpus Fund, Sinking Fund, Builder Handover and Resident Rights Hyderabad | October 17, 2026 Moving into a new apartment is supposed to be the end of the buying process. For many Hyderabad homeowners, it is when a completely different set of problems begins. Who controls the maintenance account? Why is the builder still collecting maintenance after hundreds of families have moved in? Where did the ₹1 lakh or ₹2 lakh corpus contribution collected at purchase go? Can an apartment association suddenly demand a large “sinking fund”? Should a 1,200-sq-ft flat and a 3,000-sq-ft flat pay the same monthly maintenance? Who owns the clubhouse, terrace, parking areas and other common facilities after handover? And what can residents actually do if the builder refuses to transfer money, documents or control? These are no longer theoretical questions. Recent Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority orders have dealt directly wit...

  Telangana Fire NOC Rules 2026: Apartments Up to 24 Metres Get New Approval Relief From October 7 Hyderabad | October 5, 2026 A significant building-approval change is about to take effect across Telangana, and it could affect thousands of upcoming apartment projects. From October 7, 2026 , new residential apartment buildings will require a provisional Fire No Objection Certificate based on height only when they cross the newly raised 24-metre threshold , according to Telangana Fire Department officials. Until now, residential buildings measuring 18 metres and above were required to obtain a provisional Fire NOC. The new rule raises that threshold by six metres. In practical construction terms, officials have described the old limit as roughly corresponding to G+5 buildings and the new 24-metre level as broadly corresponding to buildings around G+7, although the actual number of floors can vary depending on floor heights and building design. For developers, this may simplify appr...