GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority issued a public notice on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, inviting objections to an application to amend the registration of SS Camasa in Sector 90. Allottees and other concerned people can inspect the revised plans and supporting papers until November 26, with a hearing scheduled for November 30 at 11 am IST.

The notice also addresses allottees of SS Whitewater in the same sector. It sets out how an additional licence, revised plans and a change of developer relate to the amendment sought for the existing SS Camasa registration. The authority's separate project record locates Camasa in the revenue area of Badha and Nawada Fatehpur villages, in Manesar tehsil.

Documents available before the objection deadline

The official November 11 public notice says revised building plans, sanctions, consent documents and the application papers can be examined at the authority's Gurugram office on working days. It specifies an inspection period from 10 am to 4 pm IST, up to November 26, for filing objections, if any. It separately allows concerned people to appear in person at the November 30 hearing.

Those are two different stages. November 26 is the date given for examining the papers and filing objections; November 30 is the hearing date. The notice does not make the later hearing date an extension of the objection period. An allottee preparing a response should therefore work from the earlier deadline and identify the specific revised document or consent record being questioned.

  • Project: SS Camasa, Sector 90, Gurugram.
  • Existing registration: 108 of 2024, dated November 4, 2024.
  • Inspection: working days, 10 am to 4 pm IST, until November 26, 2026.
  • Hearing: November 30, 2026, at 11 am IST.
  • Application under consideration: amendment of the existing registration.

What changed in the colony records

The notice traces the original group housing licence to licence 265 of 2023, issued on December 19, 2023, and valid until December 18, 2028. It names Matrix Buildwell Private Limited and North Star Towers Private Limited in the licensing arrangement, with North Star Towers as collaborator. The licensed area was 6.4166 acres in Sector 90.

Within that colony, Phase 1 covered 5.0456 acres and was registered as SS Camasa on November 4, 2024, in North Star Towers' name. The registration number is important because the present notice concerns an amendment to that record. The dates and areas describe the original licensing and registration history, rather than a newly registered project announced on November 11.

The promoter subsequently obtained additional licence 35 of 2026 on February 20, 2026, for 3.99 acres. The authority says this followed migration from licence 119 of 2023, whose project was already registered through certificate 08 of 2024, dated February 7, 2024. With the additional land, the total colony area stated in the notice becomes 10.4066 acres.

The planning department approved revised building plans on September 2, 2026, and a revised phasing plan on April 15, 2026, according to the notice. It also records a change of developer in favour of SS Group Private Limited on October 29, 2025, for the original licence. SS Group's application to amend registration 108 of 2024 was submitted on September 25, 2026.

Consent figures are attributed to the promoter

The notice explains that Section 14(2)(ii) of the real estate law requires written consent from at least two thirds of allottees for an alteration or addition to the sanctioned plan. It then sets out the promoter's figures: 238 sold units, 235 unique allottees and written consent from 168 unique allottees for the revised building plans.

On those stated figures, 168 consents represent about 71.5% of the 235 unique allottees, above two thirds. The distinction between sold units and unique allottees matters: the notice uses 235 people for its consent comparison, not 238 units. These are figures recorded from the promoter's submission. The public inspection and hearing provide the opportunity to examine the material accompanying that submission.

The authority's existing Camasa project record still identifies North Star Towers as promoter and carries project identifier RERA-GRG-1719-2024. Read alongside the new notice, it helps readers distinguish the original registration from the change now being considered. The November 11 notice invites participation in that process; it does not announce a final decision allowing the amendment.

For background on separate local regulatory processes, readers can consult earlier coverage of project objection windows, the November first hearing list and rescheduled arguments. Each has its own dates. Camasa allottees should use the project name, registration number and deadlines in the new Sector 90 notice.