Discuss sourcing needs and possible introductions. Availability and suitability require individual checks.
What to bring
The requirement or availability already framed
Any constraints on counterparties or timing
What you get
A conversation about who it may be appropriate to introduce
What each side would need to confirm before proceeding
What it is notNot a brokerage guarantee. No match, price or transaction is promised, and nothing is held for you.
Professional coordination
I need TDR
I have TDR
I advise clients
Ask what documentation, transfer, bifurcation or utilisation support may be appropriate. Exact services, professional involvement and fees must be confirmed before engagement.
What to bring
The stage you have reached
Which advisers are already involved
What you get
What support is appropriate at your stage
Where a licensed professional must take over
What it is notNot legal, valuation, architectural or planning advice, and not a substitute for your own advisers.
At a glance
Which service applies to you.
The same four services, mapped against who you are.
Services by audience
Service
I need TDR
I have TDR
I advise clients
Buyer requirement review
●Applies
–Does not apply
●Applies
Seller preliminary enquiry
–Does not apply
●Applies
●Applies
Sourcing and introductions
●Applies
●Applies
●Applies
Professional coordination
●Applies
●Applies
●Applies
Coverage
Planning authorities we take enquiries for.
Orientation only. Which authority governs a specific site has to be confirmed with that authority.
BBMPBruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara PalikeThe city municipal corporation area.
BDABangalore Development AuthorityPlanning for the Bangalore Metropolitan Area, and BDA layouts.
BMRDABangalore Metropolitan Region Development AuthorityThe wider metropolitan region, through its local planning authorities.
BIAAPABangalore International Airport Area Planning AuthorityThe airport area to the north of the city.
APAAnekal Planning AuthorityThe Anekal area to the south-east.
KIADBKarnataka Industrial Areas Development BoardNotified industrial areas.
Not listed, or not sure which applies? Both enquiry forms accept “Other” and “Not sure yet” — identifying the right authority is part of the review.
How it runs
Four stages, no commitment.
01
You share the essentials
Whatever you already know. Unknowns are expected and are part of what the review identifies.
02
We identify what is missing
The gaps that change the answer for your specific site, separated from the ones that do not.
03
We discuss the appropriate next step
Which assistance fits, and where your own advisers or the authority must decide.
04
You decide whether to proceed
Nothing is engaged, reserved or committed until you say so in writing.
Both sides arrive privately, and at the same place. An enquiry publishes nothing, reserves nothing, and commits neither side to anything.
Submitting an enquiry confirms no engagement, transaction or approval. Eligibility, pricing and authority processes require case-specific review. Fees and professional involvement are confirmed in writing before any engagement begins.