A real project, from the real filing
The approved site plan marks a high-voltage power line along the front of this project. Check which way the flat you are offered faces.
Godrej Aristocrat, Sector 49, Gurugram. 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. One low floor here is a bad buy
In towers T1 and T2, do not take the first floor — the cheapest one. The approved drawing places a diesel generator room and an electrical panel room on that same floor. Ask, in writing, how far the offered flat is from them.
Ask for a low floor in a different tower. Or ask what the price is on the second floor and above.
2. If they charge extra for “shops”, this is what you are paying for
Eight shops, each about 202 sq ft. The filed papers price them at about 2.3 times the flat rate.
If your price has extra money in it for shopping or convenience, ask what that money buys. It buys eight small shops.
3. Two towers, same price. They are not the same.
T5 and T6: both 33 floors, both club-side, usually offered alike. The drawings show different things under them. Ask which tower has the substation and the car ramp below it — in writing.
What we refuse to guess at
- Whether the building will be built as drawn — we read the filing, we did not visit the site.
- Vastu — the drawings cannot answer it, so we name the exact sheet your own consultant needs.
The full report: 18 sections, 224 drawings
- 24 drawingsWhat this project is — and what the filed drawings confirm
- 15 drawingsFor a calmer daily home: choose above the lower deck and away from the service corner
- 14 drawingsFor T1 or T2: ask for a normal home from the 18th–25th floor, not a refuge-floor layout
- 10 drawingsFor someone who will use the club often: take the short walk knowing there will be activity
- 31 drawingsFor T5 or T6: choose an upper floor below the top unless the roof setup suits you
- 12 drawingsThree premiums to question before you book
Show all 18 sections
- 8 drawingsWhat to get before you write the booking cheque
- 1 drawingDo not pay for land or future construction that is not clearly stated in your agreement
- 7 drawingsHow to read the site before you compare homes
- 27 drawingsAt the project edge, do not pay for a claimed view until the side is identified
- Do not pay today for a future-density story that the filing does not settle
- 15 drawingsNear the school and EWS block, treat the daily setting as part of the home
- 18 drawingsChoose the part of the site you want to live beside — the project does not have one same setting
- 26 drawingsFor T3 or T4: choose the floor as carefully as you choose the tower
- 12 drawingsWhat the sanctioned club will contain
- 1 drawingBefore booking, test the one thing the drawings cannot answer: aircraft noise
- 3 drawingsFor T1 or T2: treat the top floor as a separate choice, not a normal floor
- For a high-floor or top-floor offer, include the aviation approval in the booking file
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.
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