Buying your first home is as much a paperwork exercise as it is a design one. Before you fall in love with a floor plan, it helps to lock down the fundamentals.
1. Set a realistic budget band
Decide your total budget inclusive of stamp duty, registration, brokerage and interior costs — not just the quoted property price. Use our EMI Calculator to see how different budgets translate into a monthly outgo.
2. Shortlist by locality, then by project
Commute time, social infrastructure and future connectivity plans matter more long-term than a marginally better floor plan. Explore our location guides before comparing specific projects.
3. Check documentation basics
Ask for RERA registration, approved layout plans, and title documents early — not after you’ve made a booking commitment.
4. Understand your financing range
Before you shortlist, get an indicative sense of what you can borrow using our Home Loan Eligibility tool. This is an estimate only, not a loan approval.
If you’d rather skip the research and tell us what you need directly, use our Property Requirement form and we’ll shortlist suitable options for you.