No jargon for its own sake. Each piece is filed against a stage of the redevelopment journey - so you can read exactly what's in front of your society right now.
The development agreement is the single most important document in your redevelopment. Here are the clauses that decide whether your society wins or loses — and what to insist on before signing.
Form 5 is the annual RERA certificate that tells you whether your redevelopment money is being spent on your project. Here's what it is, who signs it, and how a society should read it.
Builders quote a round corpus number and hope you accept it. Here's how to derive a defensible corpus from first principles — based on the real cost of running your new, larger building.
Displacement rent, hardship allowance and shifting charges are three different things — and builders benefit when members blur them together. Here's what each one is and how to negotiate it.
Self-redevelopment can capture far more value for members than handing the project to a builder — but only for societies that are genuinely ready. Five honest questions to ask before you start.
Almost every redevelopment number flows from FSI, TDR and fungible FSI. Here's a plain-English explanation of what they are and why they decide how much extra flat you get.