A real project, from the real filing
Sites 83–180 sit on the 24-metre spine road. For Sites 100–113’s survey parcel, the filed title review records an old mortgage — and no discharge. This layout is not one price.
Century OneWorld Seraya Phase 1, a plotted development in Bengaluru North by Century Dwellings. Three things its filing says are below. Your project will have its own.
This is a real sample report, not a template — every crop below is from the actual filed drawings and papers.
1. Ask for the spine road first — and make weaker roads cost less
The approved layout puts Sites 83–180 on the 24-metre spine road — the strongest documented access in the layout. Sites 49–82 sit on 12-metre and 18-metre internal roads: a fair buy for a price-led buyer, but only at a clear discount. Do not accept parity just because the plot sizes match.
Show me a released plot from Sites 83–180 on the 24-metre road — site number and release letter first, price after.
2. One block of sites has a mortgage on record — and no filed discharge
The approved layout visibly places the Sites 100–113 block inside Survey No. 36/4 — and the filed title review records an old cooperative mortgage on that parcel without a filed discharge instrument. Prefer another spine-road plot; touch these only with a plot-specific written title opinion and documentary closure of that mortgage.
Which survey number is this plot in? Show me on the sanctioned layout — and if it is 36/4, show me the mortgage discharge.
3. 456 sites in one filing. 482 in another.
The pollution-control filing describes 456 sites; the BESCOM filing records 482. And BESCOM’s NOC makes the proposed power supply conditional on shifting existing high-tension lines and transformers. Before booking, have the promoter reconcile the counts — and make power-readiness for your plot a written milestone, not an assumption.
Reconcile the 456-site and 482-site filings in writing — and show me where my plot sits in the current approved utility plan.
What we refuse to guess at
- Which plots are released for registration today — the release letter is the document that decides.
- Whether any survey parcel's title is clean — that is your lawyer's opinion to give, on current records.
- Whether the layout will be built as drawn — we read the filing, we did not visit the site.
The full report: 7 sections, 21 drawings
- 1 drawingStart here: which plots to ask for
- 1 drawingWhat this place is — and where it stands now
- 5 drawingsUse the layout for the choices it actually settles
- 3 drawingsDo not pay a premium before these protections are in place
- 2 drawingsMake the agreement work for you
- 3 drawingsSurvey-specific title screen
Show all 7 sections
- 6 drawingsTake this short script to the sales desk
Start with the free checklist — 14 things to get in writing before you book — if you only need the questions. This sample shows the next step: how Quietlist answers those questions from one real project’s filed drawings. Your paid report applies the same read to your own project.
This is the PDF you receive. Read it right here:
Open the full report — PDF, new tab — the embedded reader needs a larger screen than a phone
Have us read your project’s filed drawings
The Drawings Report. We read every approved drawing on file for your project and tell you which plot to ask for, and which to say no to. Send us the project name — we read the current filed record and send your PDF within one working day.
We take no money from builders, sellers or brokers. Not useful to your decision? Full refund — no questions asked.
Quietlist · Registered sole proprietorship · Udyam Reg. No. UDYAM-KR-02-0131656 · hello@quietlist.in