Projects registered with a state real estate regulatory authority are required to file specified information, including approved plans, unit inventory, declared timelines and periodic progress updates. These filings are publicly accessible.

The data they contain differs in character from information available through a sales channel. It includes the total number of units, the number remaining unsold, whether the declared completion date has been extended, and whether complaints or orders have been recorded against the promoter.

Scarcity claims made during a sale - that few units remain at a given price - can be compared against the filed inventory position. Analysts also read substantial unsold inventory alongside a slipping timeline as an indicator of cash flow pressure, which is generally understood to affect a developer's flexibility at different points in a quarter.

Two verification steps recur in buyer guidance: confirming that the registration number used in advertising corresponds to a live registration, and comparing the sanctioned plan on file against the layout presented during a site visit.

Dated copies of filings retained at the time of booking are also noted as relevant should a complaint arise later.

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Reviewed: September 2026