ASBL Spectra, RERA-approved residential development (P02400003071) spread across 7.85 acres in Financial District, Hyderabad, announced 'No Registration & No GST' scheme for ready-to-move homes. Scheme eliminates upfront GST (5%) and registration/stamp duty charges (7.5%) by restructuring purchase process and absorbing costs into revised sale deed value.

For 2,220 sq. ft. apartment priced at ₹2.65 crore: conventional purchase requires ₹80.86 lakhs personal capital; under scheme requires only ₹26.5 lakhs personal capital. Booking amount: ₹5 lakhs. Bank financing can cover close to 90% of total cost vs. typical industry average 65%, reducing immediate cash requirement by over ₹54 lakhs.

Project comprises four high-rise towers, G plus 39 floors, 76% open space, 3 BHK residences with room-sized balconies. Location: direct access from Outer Ring Road service lane; Narsingi Junction 3 minutes away, Gachibowli Circle 7-10 minutes, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport 30-35 minutes via ORR. Scheme available on all units.

ASBL Spectra, a premium ready-to-move-in gated community in Hyderabad's Financial District, launched an innovative homebuying initiative with a no registration and no GST scheme.

ASBL Spectra, a luxury residential project in Hyderabad's Financial District, resumed construction on November 16, 2024, following a temporary halt ordered by the Telangana Pollution Control Board (TGPCB) and Telangana minister Konda Surekha. Local residents report severe air and sound pollution causing coughing and health issues. Activist Lubna Sarwat questioned whether the project violated the minister's instructions and called for criminal proceedings against ASBL Spectra for non-compliance with environmental regulations. Residents noted the absence of monitoring stations and pollution measurement devices. The TGPCB has authority to enforce environmental compliance but activists report perceived inaction from authorities.

ASBL Spectra, developed by Ashoka Builders India Pvt Ltd, constructs high-end apartments in Puppalguda village within 5 km of Osmansagar and Himayatsagar drinking water reservoirs and Mrugavani National Park. Dr Lubna Sarwath, Congress leader and environmental activist, requested environment minister Konda Surekha take legal action for building without consent for establishment (CFE) since 2021. Telangana Pollution Control Board (TGPCB) issued closure orders August 30, 2024, prohibiting construction but company continued. RMC plant on-site generates noise and air pollution affecting nearby Navaami Colony residents. Environmental clearance report omitted reservoir and national park proximity. Company dumps approximately 4 tons daily waste at municipal disposal site per environmental clearance form. Three environmental clearances issued with discrepancies; permissions granted by HMDA and TGRERA. TGPCB directed Telangana Southern Power Distribution Corporation to disconnect power supply but orders not followed. Loss of Rs 30 lakh to public exchequer due to unpaid CFE charges. Continued construction and RMC operation despite orders may trigger prosecution under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981 Section 37(1).