The Brigade Granada completion date is 28 January 2031. That is when construction is scheduled to finish and the builder applies for the completion certificate. The possession date is 31 January 2031, three days later, and that is when you receive the keys.
The two dates are often used interchangeably in marketing material. They are not the same thing, and the difference matters if a builder ever offers you possession early.
Completion is about the building. Possession is about you.
| Completion Date | Possession Date | |
| Brigade Granada | 28 January 2031 | 31 January 2031 |
| What it marks | Construction finished | Keys handed over |
| Certificate | Completion Certificate (CC) | Occupancy Certificate (OC) |
| Issued to | The builder | The builder, then shown to you |
| Confirms | Built to the sanctioned plan | Legal and safe to live in |
Neither certificate transfers ownership. Ownership passes when your sale deed is registered in your name at the sub-registrar office.
The completion certificate is issued by the local authority once it has inspected the finished building. It confirms that what was built matches the plan that was sanctioned: the number of floors, the setbacks from the boundary, the height, the built-up area and the permitted use of the land.
It is a construction document, not a habitation document. A building can hold a valid CC and still not be ready to live in, because water, sanitation, power and fire safety are assessed separately.
The CC always comes first. There is no occupancy certificate without it.
The occupancy certificate is what makes a flat legal to occupy. It requires the CC plus working civic infrastructure: water supply, sanitation, electricity connections and fire safety clearance.
Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, a builder must obtain both certificates before offering possession, and possession offered without an OC is not legally valid. Moving into a flat without one carries real consequences: permanent utility connections can be withheld, the occupation breaches municipal bye-laws, and a future resale has to disclose the defect.
If you are ever offered keys before the OC is issued, that is the point to stop and ask for the paperwork in writing.
When Brigade announces completion in January 2031, five things are worth verifying before you accept possession:
Ask us for any of these documents and we will get them for you.
28 January 2031. That is when construction is scheduled to finish and the builder applies for the completion certificate. Possession follows on 31 January 2031.
The completion date marks the end of construction, confirmed by a completion certificate issued to the builder. The possession date is when you receive the keys, which requires an occupancy certificate on top of the CC. For Brigade Granada the two are three days apart.
The completion certificate. It confirms the building matches the sanctioned plan. The occupancy certificate follows and confirms the building is legal and safe to live in, which needs working water, sanitation, power and fire safety. There is no OC without a CC first.
No. Construction being finished is not the same as the flat being legal to occupy. You need the occupancy certificate for that. Under RERA a builder cannot validly offer possession without one.
No. Neither certificate transfers ownership. You become the owner when your sale deed is registered in your name at the sub-registrar office.
Not yet. Brigade Granada does not have a RERA number, so no completion date is legally enforceable at this stage. Once registration is granted, the date filed on the Karnataka RERA portal becomes the binding one, and we will publish it here.
