Your building, reimagined.

Bring your society into its next chapter — with a developer your committee can name, a contract your residents can read, and a timeline that doesn't move.

What your society gets in writing, before any work begins.

Six steps from first visit to handed-over keys.

  1. Feasibility — a no-obligation site visit and an honest read on FSI, TDR, and side-margins before any commitments.
  2. Approvals — BMC, RERA, environmental, and society NOCs handled by an in-house liaison team with monthly updates.
  3. Design — floor plans walked through with the committee before they go to architect-final.
  4. Construction — quality-controlled execution with a live dashboard, weekly photos, and RERA-aligned timelines.
  5. Handover — OC in hand before keys change, snag list closed in writing, possession on the date in the agreement.
  6. Care — a dedicated point of contact for two years after handover, defect liability honoured without paperwork wars.

What every committee secretary ends up asking.

How much corpus, area, and rent can our society expect?
These depend on plot size, FSI/TDR available in your zone, the existing carpet area per flat, and the development potential of the building. After the feasibility visit we share an indicative offer in writing — you can take it to other developers for comparison before any commitment.
Where do residents stay during construction?
The agreement carries a contractual monthly rent paid to each member, indexed to your area and family size, from the day demolition begins until the day possession is handed over. If construction overruns, the rent doesn't stop — the clock keeps running until keys change hands.
What if the project gets delayed?
Timelines are written into the RERA-registered agreement with an on-time penalty clause. Delay beyond the agreed buffer triggers either continued rent or a per-month penalty paid into the society's account — your committee chooses which at signing.
Who owns the new units once redevelopment is complete?
Existing members continue as owners of their reconstructed flats (with the agreed area uplift). Additional saleable units built using extra FSI/TDR belong to the developer — that's how the redevelopment is funded. Nothing is sold to outsiders until your members' flats are ready and OC-certified.
We've already received proposals. Why submit to Bhatia too?
There's no exclusivity at submission and no fee. We'll read your details, do a feasibility visit if your committee is open to it, and put a written indicative offer alongside whatever else you've received. You compare on contract, track record, and people — not just the headline number.