Questions

The awkward ones, answered.

If something you want to know is not here, ask us and we will add it. A question we would rather not answer is a question worth answering.

The arrangement

Am I buying the apartment?

No. Nothing is sold and no part of the property transfers to you. You pay a refundable deposit for the right to live here.

Is it a lease?

No. A lease runs for a fixed number of years and then ends. This has no end date — the right continues for as long as you wish to live here.

How much of the deposit comes back?

80%, returned within 90 days of the home being vacated, to you or to the beneficiary you nominate.

Who is the beneficiary and can I change them?

You nominate the beneficiary when you join, and you can change the nomination. We are settling the exact wording of the process with our counsel, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

If two of us live here and one passes away, what happens?

The other stays, in the same home, with nothing to re-sign. The care fee is charged per person, so the monthly fee becomes the one-resident figure — ₹35,000 rather than ₹55,000. The deposit stays exactly where it is.

Is the deposit used for anything while I live here?

No — with one exception: damage to the community's facilities. It is not used for fees or bills. Emergency medical costs are handled by the separate medical deposit, which exists precisely so the main deposit is never touched.

Can the monthly fee increase?

It is reviewed at most once a year, with 60 days' notice. It is set against inflation, fuel and electricity costs and wages. In normal circumstances we would not expect a revision beyond 5–10%, though we do not cap it — a promise we could not keep would be worth less than an honest one.

Can I leave if I change my mind?

Yes. The right to live here continues for as long as you wish — and no longer. When the home is vacated, the refund applies the same way: 80% of the deposit, within 90 days.

Care

Is there a health assessment before joining?

To join, you should be able to live independently when you arrive — mobile, in reasonable health, managing your own day. There is no age limit; what matters is capability, not the number. And there is no reassessment afterwards, ever — whatever changes later, nothing about your right to live here changes.

What if one of a couple would find independent living harder than the other?

Case by case, and the door is not closed. Talk to us.

What if my care needs grow?

You stay. If you need more than the standard care — a full-time attendant, or nursing beyond what is included — your family can arrange it, or you can ask us to arrange, manage and bill it. You are not asked to move.

What about end-of-life care?

You stay, and care is arranged around you — by your family, or by us on your behalf. Moving out is not part of the answer.

What happens if I am admitted to hospital?

The home stays yours — the arrangement does not pause or lapse. The ambulance takes you, your family hears from us as it happens, and you come home afterwards. For any absence of a month or more, including a hospital stay, the care fee is reduced by half.

Is there a doctor on site permanently?

No. A doctor visits weekly and comes on request between visits. Nursing is on site 24 hours, on every floor.

Daily life

Is there a curfew, or any restriction on coming and going?

We are settling the exact wording of this answer with our counsel, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

Can I go and stay with my children for a month?

Of course — it is your home, not an institution. For any absence of a month or more, the care fee is reduced by half.

Can family stay overnight?

We are settling the exact wording of this answer with our counsel, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

Can I bring my own furniture?

We are settling the exact wording of this answer with our counsel, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

Can I keep a pet?

We are sorry — pets cannot be accommodated at PAN Paradise. We know what a companion animal means, and this was not a decision taken lightly.

Can I keep a car, and is there parking?

Yes. There are 50 parking spaces on site, of which 30 are allotted to residents, first come first served, with off-site parking for a further 30.

Can I bring my own domestic help?

You can arrange a private attendant yourself — they work alongside our team, here. Or ask us to source and manage the help, and bill you.

Money

What is not included in the monthly fee?

Ayurvedic spa treatments, the salon, one-to-one physiotherapy and private treatments, dental treatment beyond the check-up, what you order on room service, and laundry beyond four pieces a day (₹50 a piece). The full two-column list is published on Life Here.

Are the Ayurvedic centre, salon, physiotherapy and dental clinic included?

The buildings are open to every resident; the treatments are charged. Group physiotherapy sessions and the dental check-up are included; one-to-one physiotherapy, spa treatments, the salon and dental treatment are charged.

What taxes apply?

Government taxes are charged in addition, at the applicable rate. We will publish exact treatment once our accountant's opinion is in — we would rather show you no figure than a wrong one.

What is the medical deposit?

₹3 lakhs per person, ₹4 lakhs per couple — ₹1 lakh where you hold medical cover of at least ₹10 lakhs. It exists so that emergency, unplanned hospital treatment never waits for funds or an insurance approval. It is held apart from the main deposit, topped up within 30 days if drawn, and whatever is not spent is refunded in full.

Can I pay from abroad?

We are settling the exact wording of this answer with our chartered accountant, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

The project

Is there a RERA number?

No, and there should not be. RERA registration applies to the sale of apartments; PAN Paradise does not sell anything. The project is sanctioned under Building Permit BP/109281/2026, issued by Mulamthuruthy Grama Panchayat on 7 August 2026, which we publish in full on the About page.

When will it be ready?

The residential block completes first — the first residents move in from January 2028. The wellness block follows by August 2028.

How many residences are there?

Ninety, across the three types.

Who owns the land?

We are settling the exact wording of this answer with our counsel, and will publish it here. Ask us directly and we will tell you plainly.

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