Buyers guide

Buyer’s Guide

What people ask us before buying a flat

1. How much extra do I pay apart from the flat cost?
Apart from the base price, expect to pay stamp duty (around 5–6%), registration (1%), GST (if under construction), maintenance, parking, legal charges. These can add 7–10%+ to your total cost.
Stamp duty is a government tax you pay to legally register the property in your name. It validates the transaction and is mandatory for ownership rights.

Every new project must be registered under RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority). You can verify project details, approvals, and timelines on the official RERA website, this ensures transparency and reduces risk.

You can check the past projects, delivery timelines, construction quality, and reviews. A developer’s track record is one of the strongest indicators of reliability.

  • Carpet Area: Actual usable space inside your home
  • Built-up Area: Includes walls and common spaces
  • Under-construction: Lower price and waiting time
  • Ready-to-move: No waiting, what you see is what you get.
    Your decision depends on budget and urgency

 Key documents include:

  • Title deed (ownership proof)
  • RERA registration
  • Approved building plans
  • Occupancy Certificate (OC)
  • Encumbrance certificate (no legal dues/disputes)

An OC is issued by authorities confirming the building is legally constructed and ready for occupancy. Without it, you may face issues with utilities, resale, or even legality.

Look for upcoming infrastructure (metro, highways), demand in the area, and overall connectivity. Good locations not only improve lifestyle but also offer better long-term appreciation.

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