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Why day zero beats ready-to-move.

A new launch is the one moment a project is priced to attract, not to harvest. Here is exactly what that buys you — and how the risk is managed.

01The advantage

Four edges you only get once.

01

Launch pricing

Day-zero prices are set to build momentum. Most projects step prices up at every construction milestone after.

02

Pick of inventory

Every floor, view and stack is open on day one. The best units are precisely the ones that go first.

03

Lighter outflow

Construction-linked plans stage your payments with the build — your money moves only when the project does.

04

Appreciation runway

Buying early means the project’s own price ladder works for you instead of being priced in already.

02Side by side

Launch vs ready or resale.

What matters
At launch
Ready / resale
Price
Day-zero window — the lowest the project will see
Premium — appreciation already priced in
Choice of units
Full inventory open: floors, views, stacks
Whatever is left
Payment
Construction-linked — staged with the build
Near-lump-sum at registration
Appreciation runway
Ahead of you, milestone by milestone
Largely behind you
Protection
RERA escrow + committed delivery timelines
RERA applies — but you paid the premium

Ready homes have their place — zero waiting, what you see is what you get. We’ll tell you honestly when ready beats launch for your case.

03Plan your finances

Home loan EMI calculator.

Move the sliders to see your monthly EMI. Defaults assume a ₹1 Cr loan over 20 years.

Your monthly EMI
₹86,782 /month
Total interest₹1,08,27,680
Total payable₹2,08,27,680
04But is it safe?

RERA changed the math.

70% of buyer money is escrowed to the project’s construction account under RERA
Delivery timelines are committed in the registration — with interest payable on delay
We verify the RERA registration and file of every launch before it reaches your shortlist
Construction-linked plans mean you pay as progress happens, not before
05Questions

Asked often.

When do I pay what?
On a typical construction-linked plan you pay a booking amount first, then instalments tied to construction milestones — slab by slab — with the balance at possession. The exact schedule is in each project’s cost sheet.
What if the project gets delayed?
RERA registrations commit a delivery date, and developers owe interest for delays beyond it. This is exactly why we only list RERA-registered launches and share the registration before you book.
Is launch pricing negotiable?
The list price usually isn’t — but launch-day offers often are. As channel partners we negotiate things like floor-rise waivers and payment-plan sweeteners on your behalf.
Can I sell before possession?
Transfer and assignment policies vary by developer and stage. We walk you through the specific project’s rules before you book, so the exit path is clear from day one.

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