Developer Track Record Framework: What We Look For
A transparent account of our developer assessment process. Three primary factors, five secondary checks, and a clear pass/fail methodology.
We assess developers before we assess their projects. A strong location with a weak developer is not an opportunity — it is a risk with good marketing.
Assessment Framework
Every developer we assess is evaluated against these five factors. Failure on any single factor affects whether we recommend projects by that developer — regardless of how good the location or pricing appears.
Delivery history across all completed projects. Delays, quality issues and RERA complaints are publicly available information.
Unit layouts, common area specification, architectural quality and build standard relative to price point.
How a developer manages a project after handover is a strong signal of long-term asset quality and resale value.
Leverage, liquidity and exposure to other projects. A developer in financial difficulty is a completion risk even on RERA-registered projects.
RERA complaints, consumer court cases and civil litigation. Public record. Rarely checked by buyers.
A transparent account of our developer assessment process. Three primary factors, five secondary checks, and a clear pass/fail methodology.
RERA complaint data is public and searchable. Most buyers never look. This research explains what to look for and what the complaint patterns actually indicate.
We tracked maintenance quality, management responsiveness and common area standards across five Goa villa projects over 36 months. The variance is significant.
Off-plan investment in Dubai carries specific developer risk. This research documents what track record data is available and how to interpret it for completion risk assessment.