Definition

In Indian real estate, an Under-Construction property is an apartment or villa sold by a developer while the project is still being built. Because buyers are taking on the completion risk, these properties are typically sold at a significantly lower price than ready-to-move-in homes. Buyers pay in staggered installments connected strictly to construction milestones (e.g., 10% on foundation, 10% on 3rd slab).

Practical Example

A buyer invests in an under-construction apartment for ₹60 Lakhs, expecting it to be handed over in 3 years. Post-RERA, the builder legally cannot demand the full ₹60 Lakhs upfront. The buyer only pays the next ₹6 Lakhs installment when the architect physically certifies that the 5th-floor slab has been successfully cast.

Application in Superwise

The Sales & CRM module in Superwise bridges the gap between the physical site and the homebuyer. When the execution team marks the "5th Slab Cast" milestone as 100% complete in the scheduling module, Superwise automatically triggers the CRM to email legally compliant "Payment Demand Letters" to all homebuyers who purchased apartments linked to that milestone.

Related Feature

Learn how Superwise handles this in our dedicated feature:

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