30/07/2026
🚨 Thinking of buying an EWS flat through a GPA? STOP! It could cost you your entire investment.
Many buyers are being offered EWS flats through a General Power of Attorney (GPA) before the permitted lock-in period expires. While it may seem like a shortcut, such transactions can be legally risky and may not transfer valid ownership rights if they violate the allotment conditions.
Before buying any EWS property, always verify:
✅ Whether the lock-in period has ended.
✅ Whether the sale is permitted under the applicable allotment terms.
✅ Whether the transaction is legally registrable.
Don't risk your hard-earned money to save a little today.
At Fynest Realty, we help buyers verify legal eligibility before they invest—because the right advice costs far less than a costly mistake.