Put every builder's offer through the same scorecard.
Add as many offers as you've received - Offer A, B, C and beyond, each from a different builder if need be. Fill in the numbers once and get a side-by-side comparison, a weighted 7-point scorecard, a break-even corpus check, the builder's reverse-engineered profit, the new flat's maintenance & GST, and a red-flag due-diligence read. Then download a branded report for your committee.
Your scorecard, so far
About your society
For the break-even check
Scorecard weights
Total 100% / 100%How much each criterion should matter when ranking offers. The total is capped at 100%: increasing one criterion leaves less room for the others.
Offer details
1 · What's on the table
2 · Scorecard
Carpet, corpus and builder strength are auto-scored from your figures below3 · New-flat maintenance & GST
Carpet area is reused from section 1 above4 · Break-even corpus check
Auto-filled from Maintenance & GST above, edit if you have a more accurate figure5 · Reverse the builder's maths
Use figures from the builder's feasibility report if they've shared one, otherwise your best estimate6 · Builder red-flag checklist
No red flags marked. Still verify every documentNotes (optional)
A branded PDF with every offer, the scorecard, break-even checks, builder profit estimate, maintenance & GST and the red-flag results, ready to circulate to your committee.
Fill these in before downloading a report, so it doesn't go out half-blank:
· your existing carpet area (in Shared assumptions)
· Offer A: builder / proposer name, new carpet area, corpus amount
· Offer B: builder / proposer name, new carpet area, corpus amount
Everything you type while filling this in stays in your own browser. Only if you choose to download the PDF do your name, email, phone number and the details you've entered get sent to us, so we can email you a copy and keep a record for our own follow-up. Editorial, not legal or financial advice. Consult your own advisors before deciding.This is an indicative, back-of-the-envelope view only, not a feasibility study, valuation, legal opinion or tax advice. A full review needs FSI/TDR, premiums, the development agreement and the builder's audited accounts.