The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has raised serious concerns over construction quality at Delhi Development Authority’s (DDA) premium Golf View Apartments in Dwarka, following complaints from residents.

Acting on grievances filed by 11 homeowners alleging substandard construction and inadequate common facilities, RERA has ordered an on-site inspection by its engineering team. While DDA maintains that most issues have been addressed, RERA officials remain unconvinced, emphasizing unresolved concerns and directing further scrutiny of the project.

Golf View Apartments boasts 11 towers housing 1,130 luxury flats — 14 penthouses, 170 Super High-Income Group (HIG) flats and 946 HIG flats.

Anand Kumar, Chairman of RERA for the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi, ordering an inspection of the housing complex in Dwarka Sector 19B by RERA engineers, said: “We also direct a team consisting of RERA’s Executive Engineer and Assistant Engineer to inspect the flats allotted to all the complainants and submit a report on the condition and also on the completion of common facilities and parking areas,” Kumar said.

“We are really concerned about quality of work which has been carried out by the contractor in subject project. We have also gone through the report submitted by Superintendent Engineer (P&HQ) Dwarka dated 14/5/2025. We are of the opinion that there are many issues remain to be addressed as far as construction quality is concerned. We direct VC DDA to look into the matter of construction of subject project vis-a-viv the specifications given in tender immediately and satisfy himself that the construction indeed had been carried out, and submit a report to this authority in six weeks,” he also said.

Meanwhile, a DDA spokesperson on Wednesday told The Indian Express: “It has been observed that sewer blockages are not led by the system design or material defects, but improper disposal of construction waste due to alterations (made in the flats by residents). Notices and fines are being issued for violations, including recovery of blockage clearance costs, from specific apartments/contractors found responsible.”