Take the same checklist everywhere

Before visiting, write down the questions you want answered. Consistency matters because a polished presentation can otherwise make projects difficult to compare.

Inspect the apartment and the surroundings

Walk through the actual or representative home, check room proportions, natural light, ventilation, views and privacy. Then inspect the route to parking, amenities, entrances and open spaces.

Ask for documents, not just brochures

Where relevant, request project approvals, regulatory details, specifications, payment schedule, possession information and the latest availability or cost sheet. Keep copies of documents you receive.

Record what matters after the visit

Immediately note what you liked, what needs verification and which questions remain unanswered. This turns a site visit into a structured research step rather than a one-time impression.

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