What to look for during an under-construction site visit
Been looking for a compact flat for almost a year now. Kids have moved out so don't need such a big place anymore. Selling our old property, want something manageable near a good hospital. One thing I've learned, especially visiting under-construction sites like Gitanjali Apartments, is ki walls aur plumbing fixtures ko bahut dhyan se check karo. Sales reps will only show you the model flat, but actual construction quality, like uneven plaster ya low-quality pipe fittings, wahi dikhti hai jo abhi ban raha hai. Cracks aur seepage issues toh baad mein headache dete hain. Also, elevator quality aur full flat power backup ka bhi puchhna. Yeh chhoti details bahut important hain, especially for older people. Hope this helps someone else who's downsizing. Any similar tips for identifying red flags during site visits?
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Gitanjali Apartments? I thought that project was actually completed a while ago. Are they still showing it as under construction? Which phase are you visiting, OP?
@U2 Not just completed, it's actually listed as 'Completed' with '0 units
Totally agree with the OP! Plumbing aur electrical fittings pe dhyaan dena bahut zaroori hai. Sales reps toh bas facade dikhate hain.