Before Buying an Under-Construction Home: A Practical Checklist
Under-construction homes can offer choice and payment flexibility, but buyers should verify approvals, construction status, handover timeline, and builder track record.
PinDomo Buyer DeskJun 8, 20265 min read6 views
Under-construction properties can be attractive because buyers may get better unit choice, staged payments, and modern amenities. But the risk is higher when the listing does not clearly explain approvals, construction stage, and expected possession.
A buyer should ask for RERA details where applicable, sanctioned plan information, construction progress photos, payment schedule, agreement terms, and what happens if possession is delayed.
The site visit should not be limited to the sample flat. Check access roads, nearby development, water and drainage readiness, actual construction quality, and whether promised amenities match the project stage.
For builders and owners posting on PinDomo, clear construction updates can improve trust. Add possession date, construction status, project photos, layout details, and map link. If the property is ready, mention that strongly.
Verify RERA and approvals before payment.
Check actual site progress, not only brochure visuals.
Compare payment schedule with construction milestones.
Keep possession date and delay terms in writing.
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Reel idea: site progress proof
Show the tower from outside, lift lobby, floor corridor, unit entrance, view from balcony, and project board or landmark.