Delhi 5-bed condo, approx. 215 m² — ₹72,230,000

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AishaArcher

Seller
Offering a 5-bedroom condo in Delhi at an asking price of ₹72,230,000. The stated floor area is approximately 215 m², and the condition is described as average to good. Viewings can be arranged by appointment.

Before requesting documents or a visit, please post any questions here. Items still worth clarifying include the verified basis of the floor area, maintenance or service charges, energy performance, condition details, included fixtures and parking.
 
The price works out at roughly ₹336,000 per stated square metre, but that comparison only helps if the 215 m² is clearly defined. Is it carpet area, built-up area or another measurement? I would also want the current service-charge amount and what it covers before deciding whether to view.
 
Please add whether parking is included, allocated separately or unavailable. On the paperwork side, can the seller confirm which title documents will be available for inspection? No need to post private documents publicly, but buyers should know what can be reviewed before making commitments.
 
“Average to good” is broad for a home this size. Are there known condition notes for the kitchen, bathrooms, windows, wiring or cooling equipment? I’d also ask which fixtures stay with the condo. Those answers could materially change the renovation budget even if the floor area is verified.
 
I would put verified area and title ahead of the energy-performance question. Energy information is useful, but an unclear area basis can distort both the price comparison and expectations at the viewing. That said, any available information about typical energy use or the systems serving the condo would still help.
 
A sensible order would be: confirm how the 215 m² was measured, obtain the service-charge and parking details, then arrange a viewing. During the visit, note condition room by room and identify which fixtures are included. Title paperwork should be examined separately with someone familiar with the applicable Delhi requirements rather than judged from listing photos or a brief tour.
 
Agreed on the sequence, although I would still want a few condition answers before travelling. Is there any option for an initial video walk-through, or are appointments only in person? Also, are viewing times flexible, or does the seller require advance notice on particular days?
 
These are useful questions. I do not yet have confirmed answers on the measurement basis, service charges, parking arrangement, included fixtures, detailed energy information or the specific title papers available for inspection, so I do not want to guess. I’ll group those points with the condition questions. Viewings remain available by appointment; anyone interested should indicate preferred timing when making the request.
 
Thanks for not filling the gaps with assumptions. For me, the first deciding answer is whether 215 m² is verified and what kind of area it represents. If that, the recurring charges and parking are clear, then an appointment makes sense. A short list of known defects before the visit would also prevent both sides wasting time.
 
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