A practical checklist to help first-time buyers find a home that fits their lifestyle and budget.
Buying an apartment is one of the biggest decisions of your life. Here is a simple checklist to make it easier.
Set a realistic budget
Include registration fees, utility connections and interior costs — not just the flat price.
Think about daily life
Distance to schools, offices and hospitals matters more than a fancy lobby.
Check the building quality
Ask about steel grade, cement brand, soil test and earthquake-resistant design.
Review the paperwork
Make sure land ownership, RAJUK approval and the sale agreement are clear and verified.
Visit at different times
See the area in the morning, evening and during rain to understand traffic and water-logging.
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