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Project X-Ray

The layout. The real costs. The commitments.
We read the plans and filings before you book.

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  1. The Family Fit Scan

    A bedroom can fit a bed but leave no room for a work desk. We compare layouts for furniture, storage and the way your family lives.

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    From the sample: Park Grove’s D1 has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, but no study. E6 adds a small work room and 168 sq ft of carpet area—useful for calls, with more space to furnish.

    Doing this yourself: Find the matching floor plans, compare room dimensions and openings, and map the layout names to the home being offered.

  2. The Premium Lens

    What the extra price buys. A bigger advertised area may mean a larger balcony, not larger rooms. See what changes in usable space, views and privacy before paying more.

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    From the sample: Two Park Grove layouts both have 1,744 sq ft of carpet area. Their brochure sale areas differ by 98 sq ft, with different decks. The larger sale-area figure does not mean larger rooms.

    Doing this yourself: Reconcile carpet, balcony and sale areas across drawings and quotes, then place the home on the correct floor and site plan.

  3. The Unwritten Bill

    The flat price isn’t the full move-in budget. We flag missing kitchen fittings, extra utility charges and maintenance commitments.

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    From the sample: Park Grove’s specifications exclude kitchen counters and kitchen wall tiling. Full backup power costs extra. Those findings give you concrete items to put into your fit-out and monthly budgets.

    Doing this yourself: Read the specifications, utility conditions and maintenance obligations, then ask for itemised quotes for the gaps.

  4. The Neighbour Math

    Eight homes on your floor feels different from four. We check shared floors, parking rights and access to facilities.

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    From the sample: The brochure shows eight homes per typical floor in Park Grove’s Towers 13 and 14, versus four in Tower 3. That changes the number of immediate neighbours; it does not, by itself, predict lift waiting times.

    Doing this yourself: Cross-check floor and site plans with parking allocations, club rights and access arrangements instead of relying on amenity counts.

  5. The Progress Pulse

    Finished walls don’t mean water, power and access are ready. We read the detailed progress filings, not just the overall percentage.

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    From the sample: Park Grove’s July 2026 return reported 58% overall completion, while external water supply and backup power were at 0%. A single overall percentage would have hidden that difference.

    Doing this yourself: Read the detailed progress rows, match them to the relevant services and request a current tower-specific handover schedule.

  6. The Lawyer’s Shortlist

    A small token can come with a much larger cancellation charge. We flag that, the seller’s authority and documents your lawyer should check.

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    From the sample: Park Grove’s land includes different owners’ allocations. The review explains why the seller’s authority needs matching to the exact home. It also identifies bank-claim questions, older case references requiring their actual orders and the cancellation terms illustrated below.

    Your next step: Take the identified documents and questions to your lawyer for current, home-specific verification. The review makes the follow-up concrete; it does not certify legal clearance.

Plus, included with your report

  • Builder brief

    See the builder’s project history, filed dates and available RERA orders.

  • Area brief

    Put nearby projects and transport plans in context before choosing the area.

  • “14 things” checklist

    Take a ready list of what to get in writing before you book.

  • 5 follow-up answers

    Need help applying a finding? Ask by email within 30 days of delivery.

Useful to your decision—or your money back.Full refund within 30 days of delivery. No questions asked.
EXAMPLE FROM A REAL REPORT

Prestige Park Grove, Bengaluru

Our first choice for a family.

Three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a separate kitchen.

But eight flats share the floor, and there’s no separate work room.

D1 · FAMILY PICKD1 and E6 are the builder’s names for these layouts.

Tower 14 · typical floor
Brochure diagram · not to scale

JULY 2026 · BUILDER-REPORTED PROGRESS

58% overall completion. But external water supply and backup power were both at 0%.

Sample review · 11 Oct 2026

BEFORE YOU PAY A TOKEN

Check the cost of changing your mind.

In our Park Grove sample, the allotment form’s cancellation deductions rise from nil within 15 days to 2% of the home’s total cost. It is not just a deduction from the token.

Illustrative example · ₹1 crore home2% cancellation charge = ₹2 lakh

The review explains the clause and what to get checked before paying. The later signed agreement governs cancellation.

Your project. A clearer picture.

We read the plans, specifications, progress returns and filed terms together. You get the useful findings, trade-offs and source references in one illustrated PDF—plus five email answers to help you use it.

The examples above come from the dated Park Grove sample. Your report examines the available filings for the project you choose.

ACTUAL PUBLIC SAMPLE

Prestige Park Grove

Project Review · 5 pages · 11 October 2026

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