How We Score Projects and Clusters

Every project and cluster on this platform is evaluated using a structured, data-driven framework built around four pillars: Builder, Location, Asset, and Financial. Our scores are not opinions — they are composite indexes derived from verifiable inputs, updated each time meaningful new data becomes available. The goal is to give buyers and investors a clear, comparable signal in a market that is often opaque.


The Four Pillars

Builder Pillar

Trust Score (0–100)

The Trust Score measures a developer's reliability, compliance record, and buyer outcomes across their entire portfolio.


Location Pillar

Location Score (0–100)

The Location Score captures physical connectivity, amenity access, and quality of surroundings for a given project site.

Demand Index (0–100)

The Demand Index reflects the current and near-term buyer appetite in the micro-market surrounding each cluster, synthesising both transactional and sentiment signals.

Liveability Index (0–100)

The Liveability Index measures the day-to-day quality of life for residents, drawing on environmental, civic, and infrastructure data.

Liquidity Index (0–100)

The Liquidity Index estimates how easily a buyer can exit their position through resale, using secondary-market transaction data and broker activity signals.


Asset Pillar

Investor Score (0–100)

The Investor Score combines yield, appreciation, and exit potential into a single return-quality metric for each project.


Financial Pillar

The Financial Pillar does not produce a single score. Instead, it surfaces the key cost-transparency and legal-safety signals that every buyer should verify before committing. Projects with clean financials are flagged accordingly.


What We Exclude and Why

We do not score speculation-only projects, bare plots, commercial-only developments, or any builder against whom an active RERA enforcement order is pending. These categories either lack the multi-factor data required to produce a meaningful composite or carry legal uncertainty that no score can capture. They may be listed for reference but will not appear in curated rankings.


Refresh Cadence

Scores are recalculated each time a significant event occurs — a new RERA filing, a new market data batch, or a builder milestone update. Most clusters see at least one refresh per quarter. When a score changes materially, a revision note is logged against the affected entity so buyers can track how our assessment has evolved over time.


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