The housing project by Al-Jalil Developers faces a major legal hurdle as it has been officially listed among illegal housing societies by the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RUDA). This designation appears in RUDA's latest public register of illegal schemes, specifically naming 'Al-Noor Housing & Developers'. This status creates significant legal and investment risks for current and potential buyers.

Buyers across the scheme are reporting severe delays in possession, leading to organized protests against the developer, Al-Jalil. Many investors who were promised handovers starting in September have not received their plots, with significant concerns focused on the still-undeveloped C-Block. The management continues to assure buyers of upcoming completion dates amidst growing dissatisfaction.

Despite the controversies, the developer is actively promoting the West Marina extension with claims of fast-track possession within 4 to 6 months on a 4-year installment plan for 5, 10 Marla, and 1 Kanal plots. This aggressive marketing for new bookings occurs even as existing buyers in other blocks await delayed possessions.

Recent site visits and reports indicate a mixed development status. While main blocks (A, B, C, D) are reported as fully developed and possession-ready, the premium West Marina block remains under active development. A resale market for on-ground plots exists, with prices varying significantly between blocks. Independent reviews urge caution and recommend thorough verification before any purchase.