✓ Check the Builder’s Reputation – Choose floors constructed by reputed local builders known for quality workmanship, structural strength, and timely delivery.

✓ Inspect Construction Quality – Look for good fittings, branded electricals, proper tiling, waterproofing, and strong finishing.

✓ Floor Level Preference –

• Upper Ground: Most in demand due to minimum stairs and better resale value.

• 1st & 2nd Floor: Usually quieter and more ventilated.

• 3rd Floor with Terrace: Ideal for those who value open space and privacy.

✓ Stilt Parking & Lift – Ensure the floor comes with dedicated car parking and a reliable lift, especially for families and seniors.

✓ Ventilation & Natural Light – Cross-ventilated builder floors feel more spacious, airy, and energy-efficient.

✓ Road Facing vs. Park Facing – Park-facing floors offer better views and demand slightly higher prices due to limited inventory.

✓ Legal Verification – Check registry papers, clear titles, sanctioned building plans, and completion certificates.

✓ Connectivity & Location – Proximity to metro stations, markets, schools, and hospitals adds to convenience and future resale value.

✓ Future Resale Potential – Newer constructions in prime blocks (A1, A2, B1, C3, C5A) tend to appreciate faster.