Will your flat be handed over on time?
This builder's public record shows mostly on-time or short-delay deliveries. That doesn't guarantee this project — insist on a delay-compensation clause.
Three dates — don't mix them up
The date in the brochure or sales pitch. Marketing — not binding on its own.
The completion date in the project's K-RERA registration (and any extension). This is the legal yardstick for delay interest.
What the site and the builder's record suggest. Check the latest RERA quarterly progress report and visit the site.
What a delay costs you
Rent you keep paying + pre-EMI interest
Under RERA you can claim interest for every month of delay — but recovery in Karnataka is slow. Read why →
Prestige Group
- 285 delivered · 6 delayed
- Average delay: 4 months
- RERA: 41 active · 1 lapsed
Risk level is a qualitative read of the builder's public delivery record (or trust score), raised for longer timelines and missing RERA. A builder's past delays are not a probability for this project. Delay costs are simple arithmetic: months late × (your rent + pre-EMI interest), with nothing counted twice.
Estimates how likely it is that possession will be late, by how many months, and what that delay costs you in rent and interest.
- 1Choose the builder and months to promised possession
- 2Enter the rent you pay today and your loan amount
- 3Read the risk level and what a 6, 12 or 24-month delay costs
▸ See a real example
A 30-month project from a builder with many past delays could slip a year — that's ₹5–8 L of extra rent and interest you should price in.