The Buying Process – Simple, Clear, Predictable

Step 1 – Share Your Requirement

You explain what you need: size, budget, purpose, timeline. The team helps filter units based on real availability, not guesswork.

Step 2 – First Site Visit
(With Your Family)

Your family will pick up emotions, comfort and future routines instantly. They feel the corridors, openness and distance between towers better than any brochure can show.

Step 3 – Second Site Visit
(With a Trusted Friend)

This is rare advice, but important. A friend or relative who is not emotionally invested will ask sharper questions. They will see the purchase the way the world sees it — without excitement or bias. This two-visit method gives your final decision complete confidence.

Step 4 – Documentation & Agreement

You receive drafts, approvals and papers for review. You can bring your advocate or ask questions directly — clarity is expected.

Step 5 – Home Loan Process

The team coordinates documents, valuation, follow-ups and approvals with partner banks.

Step 6 – Progress Updates & Handover

You receive updates at key stages and support during final finishing checks.

Home Loan &
NRI Assistance

Home Loan Assistance – Practical Help That
Reduces Delays

Instead of running between offices, the team assists you with:

• Eligibility understanding
• Choosing suitable banks
• Documentation coordination
• Clarifying processing steps
• Faster movement through valuation & legal checks

NRI Home Buying Assistance – Clarity Across Distance

NRIs often face POA confusion, document dispatch issues, and lack of on-ground visibility. The support team helps with:

• POA guidance
• Virtual walkthroughs
• Construction video updates
• Coordinated India visits
• Smooth loan processing through NRI desks

This reduces dependence on relatives and gives you direct control.

Site Visit Support & Guidance -
A Realistic Strategy

First Visit – With Your Family

Your family experiences the space emotionally: Light, Breeze, Noise levels, Safety, Comfort of corridors, and Views from different sides. The emotional fit is clear within minutes.

Second Visit – With Someone Who Questions You

A friend or relative who thinks practically will help you:

• Validate your shortlisting
• Compare with other projects
• Understand long-term implications
• Ask questions you may avoid out of excitement

This approach is fair, calm and helps avoid rushed bookings.

Checklist -
How To Compare
Flats in Porur
Without Confusion

Use these instead of looking only at price:

Location Fit

Does it shorten daily travel? Is it near the places you visit often?

Apartment Planning

Are the rooms properly sized? Is there natural ventilation? Does the layout match your family habits?

Community Structure

Is there enough open space? Is it safe for children and elders? are the amenities meaningful?

Documentation

Check RERA details, Approvals, and Clear title.

Long-Term Fit

Ask: “Will this home still work for us five years from now?”

Extended FAQ – Designed for 2026 and Beyond

Is Porur still a good place to
buy after 2025?

Yes. Porur remains stable because it has steady employment, education and healthcare anchors — not speculative projects.

Which size should I choose -
2, 3 or 4 BHK?

Choose based on how you live today and how you expect to live five years from now. Not based on short-term savings.

Are these flats good for
rental income?

Yes. Professionals from SRMC, DLF and the corporate belt create consistent demand.

How will Metro improve things?

Metro reduces dependence on peak-hour traffic and increases location preference for tenants and buyers.

How is Central Park different from small stand-alone buildings?

Scale, planning, openness, amenities, movement, safety and long-term upkeep are significantly better in a planned community.

What should I do during
my site visit?

Follow the two-visit method: Visit once with your family, then once with a trusted neutral person. It gives you full clarity — emotional plus practical.

Is this project suitable for NRIs?

Yes. It works well for both own use and rental. The NRI support system reduces complexity.

Will this home stay relevant long-term?

Yes, because the planning is functional, the location is matured, and the community scale supports life at different stages.