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We do one thing: M3M resale.

Most property portals cover every developer in every city. The result is broad and shallow — listings nobody has checked, prices nobody has questioned, and units that sold three months ago.

We went the other way. We work on M3M projects and nothing else, currently across Panipat, Gurugram, Noida and Manesar. That narrowness is the point: it is what lets us speak to every owner before publishing, know which towers command a premium and which floors sit unsold, and tell you when an asking price is unrealistic.

6 M3M projects covered
1 Verified units live
0 Transactions closed

Who you're dealing with

Sumit

How we work

Four rules we do not bend, and what each one costs us.

Every listing starts with a call to the owner. We confirm the unit, the paperwork position and whether the price is realistic against what comparable units are closing at.

Nothing goes live unverified. A listing whose owner we cannot reach stays off the site, however good it looks.

Owner contact details are never published and never passed to a buyer. Enquiries come to us, we qualify them, and we arrange the visit.

This is why sellers list with us openly: putting a flat on a portal usually means months of calls from brokers. Here it means one number, ours.

A listing expires unless the owner confirms it is still available. It is the only way a buyer can trust that what they are looking at is real.

The cost is that our count is lower than a portal's. That is the point — a smaller number of true listings is worth more than a large number of stale ones.

Where we have enough transactions to be meaningful, we publish price ranges by project and configuration. Individual sale prices are never published — a range built on one or two deals can be worked back to what a single identifiable owner accepted.

Where we do not have the data, we say so rather than filling the gap with an estimate.

Questions we get asked

The same ones come up on almost every call, so they are answered here the way they get answered on the phone.

Browsing, enquiring and viewing cost nothing. Brokerage is discussed openly before any paperwork begins, never after — and we would rather tell you our terms on the first call than have it come up at the end.

Yes. Listing costs nothing and there is no charge for keeping it live. We earn only when a sale actually closes.

Because the alternative is to know a little about everything. Working on one developer means we have been inside these towers, know which ones command a premium and which floors sit unsold, and can tell you when an asking price is wrong.

A portal covering every builder in the NCR cannot do that, and it is why their listings go stale.

Every published listing carries a verified date, which is when we last confirmed it with the owner. If that date is more than 30 days old the listing has already come down.

If anything on a page turns out to be wrong, tell us and we will correct it or remove it the same day.

No. It is stored encrypted, never displayed, and never passed on. Buyers enquire through us. You will hear from us, not from strangers.

M3M projects across Panipat, Gurugram, Noida and Manesar. We add a city only once we hold the state's agent registration for it and have inventory worth showing — an empty city page helps nobody.

Yes. Resale in an M3M project usually means builder transfer charges, a no-objection certificate, and registration — and the order matters. We handle the sequence and tell you what each step costs before you commit to it.

The calculators on this site give you the numbers in advance.