Which property is the better deal?
Two builders, two brochures, two very different hidden-cost structures. Enter both and see which one actually costs less — not just which quotes less.
A Property A
B Property B
Why per-sq-ft price alone is misleading
Two listings with an identical rate per square foot can end up costing very different amounts once you sign the paperwork. The quoted rate is only the base — floor rise, GST, stamp duty, registration, parking and society charges all sit on top of it, and each one scales differently depending on the property's price, floor, city and builder. A flat priced 5% higher on paper can, after every charge is added, work out cheaper than one that looked better value at first glance. That's the gap this comparison tool is built to close: instead of eyeballing two rate cards, you get the full landed cost of each property, side by side, so the decision is based on what you'll actually pay rather than what's printed in the brochure.
Floor rise adds up fast
A property on floor 12 with ₹40/sqft floor-rise costs far more than the base rate suggests. Two properties with the same headline rate can differ by lakhs once floor rise is applied.
GST and stamp duty scale with price
A slightly higher base price also means proportionally higher GST and stamp duty — the gap between two properties compounds through every percentage-based charge.
Builder reputation isn't in the numbers
This tool compares cost, not construction quality, RERA compliance history, or delivery track record. Always weigh the cheaper option against the builder's past project delivery before deciding.
Resale value can offset a higher price
A property in a well-connected micro-market may cost more upfront but hold value better at resale. Use this comparison alongside your own sense of the location's medium-term demand.