Kharar's affordability attracts first-time plot buyers — and first-time mistakes. The good news: a disciplined checklist removes most of the risk.
First, approval status. Insist on seeing the plotted-colony approval itself, not a brochure claim. Unapproved colonies trade at tempting discounts for a reason.
Second, the registry path: confirm the plot can be registered in your name immediately, not through a chain of agreements.
Third, physical development — roads, drainage, and electrification on the ground, not on the layout plan. Fourth, the corridor logic: pockets on the Kurali axis behave very differently from pockets buried off-grid.
Fifth, price against pocket benchmark, not against Mohali. Sixth, developer track record on earlier phases. Seventh, exit depth — how many transactions actually happen in that pocket per year.
None of this is complicated. It is simply work — which is exactly why doing it puts you ahead of most of the market.
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