How Relevate Realty Evaluates a Project Before Taking a Mandate
We don't take on every project that comes to us. Here's what we actually look at before agreeing to represent one.
Why this matters to buyers, not just developers
Every project Relevate markets has already been through an internal filter before a single ad runs. That filtering process is part of what buyers are implicitly trusting when they engage with a Relevate-marketed listing.
What we actually evaluate
Developer track record — prior delivery timelines, build quality on completed projects, and how the developer has handled past buyer disputes, if any.
Location fundamentals — not just current desirability, but the infrastructure and demand trajectory over the next several years, based on verifiable, publicly tracked projects rather than speculative claims.
Documentation and compliance — RERA registration status, clear title, and approvals in place before we agree to represent the project publicly.
Market fit — whether the project's format, pricing, and positioning genuinely match a real, identifiable buyer segment in North Bengaluru, rather than being priced or positioned aspirationally without a clear audience.
What this means in practice
It means a Relevate mandate isn't just marketing spend meeting a project — it's a filter that's already been applied before the marketing starts. That's a distinction worth stating clearly, both to prospective developer partners and to buyers evaluating our listings.
