In MMR’s crowded real estate market, the same location can host projects from a dozen different developers — and the developer’s credibility matters as much as the address itself.Here’s a practical checklist before committing:
1. Track record — Has the developer delivered previous projects on time, in this regions specifically?
2. MahaRERA history — Any past complaints,penalties, or extended registrations?
3. Financial stability — Are they overleveragedacross too many simultaneous projects?
4. Construction quality — Visit a completed/olderproject by the same developer, not just the sampleflat.
5. Approvals in place — CommencementCertificate, environmental clearances (whereapplicable), and clear land title.
6. After-sales conduct — How have they handledpossession delays or society handover in pastprojects?
A polished sales office and attractive brochure tell you very little about execution risk. Due diligence on the developer is often more predictive of your experience than the specifications sheet.
This due-diligence layer is a core part of what anindependent advisor brings — someone without astake in pushing a specific project.
Advisory and Transactions PBS — due diligencefirst, decisions second.
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