3 BHK Row House
Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Furnished 3 BHK row house in Vashi, with parking
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Hand-checked resale and builder inventory in Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, Shirdi. One call gets you the price, the papers and a site visit.
Right now: 3 properties priced 5% to 40% below the market rate.
Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Furnished 3 BHK row house in Vashi, with parking
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Shirdi
Entire 3-floor building, 8,200 sq ft, 14 parking spaces – Rahata, Shirdi
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Panvel, Navi Mumbai
700 sq ft 1 BHK, 2nd floor, East-facing – an affordable first home in Panvel
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Ulwe, Navi Mumbai
350 sq ft 1 RK on the top floor, only 4 years old, with parking
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Hyderabad
Brand-new 2 BHK, 1,100 sq ft, on the 10th floor of a 33-storey tower
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Seawoods, Navi Mumbai
Furnished 2 BHK, 850 sq ft, 2nd floor, East-facing, with parking – near Seawoods Grand Central
Size, floor and map after you register — free
Post your property in two minutes. We check it, price it with you, and put it in front of buyers who have registered to buy — quietly, with your name, number and price kept off the page.
Every property on this page belongs to someone who needs to sell by a date — a borrower ahead of their lender, a family closing a settlement, an owner leaving the country, a builder clearing the last units in a finished tower. None of them are damaged, none of them are auction lots, and all of them have had their papers read by our team before you ever saw them.
A distressed seller who is named and priced in public loses both their privacy and their negotiating position, and a buyer who knows the asking figure before the conversation loses theirs. So the locality, the size, the floor, the photographs, how far under the market the price sits, and our number are here in the open. The figure itself goes only to buyers who register, one property at a time — and the exact address and the seller's situation still come on a call. That arrangement is precisely why sellers bring us properties they will not put on a portal.
We check the chain of title, the encumbrances, the society's position, the occupancy certificate and the outstanding dues before anything is listed, and a fair proportion of what we are offered does not make it through. The list you are looking at is what survived. It is smaller than a portal's, and that is the point.
New to this? Start with what a distressed property actually is, or read how we check every listing before it appears here.