Step-by-step guide to list a property

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating the Perfect Property Listing on RealtyFlow

Please go to Property Listing page https://dev-realty-flow.vercel.app/create-new-listing  and start your listing. Use the information below for your reference.

Properties

List Property as – Select the role under which you are listing the property.

 

• Owner – The property is being listed directly by the legal owner.
• Agent – A registered real estate agent or property manager is listing the property on behalf of the owner.
• Builder – The property is being listed by the developer or construction company.
• Bank – The property is listed by a bank, usually as a repossessed or auctioned property.
• NRI – The property is being listed by a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) owner.

First Name – Enter the first name of the person listing the property. (Required)

Last Name – Enter the last name of the person listing the property. (Required)

Email – Enter a valid email address for communication and account verification. (auto generated)

Phone – Enter an active phone number with the correct country code for contact purposes. (if not displayed correclty)

User Name –  autogenerated

Property Details

Listing Type – Select the purpose of the property listing. (Required)

Sale – The property is listed for purchase by potential buyers.
Rent – The property is listed for lease or rental by tenants.

Property Ownership – Select the legal ownership type of the property. (Required)

• Freehold – Complete ownership of the property and the land without time limits.
• Lease Hold – Ownership for a fixed period while the land remains with the landlord.
• Co-Ownership – Shared ownership between two or more individuals.
• Tenancy in Common – Multiple owners with individually transferable ownership shares.
• Development Rights – Rights to develop or modify a property without owning the land.
• Power of Attorney – Authorized person manages the property on behalf of the owner

Land Ownership – Select the legal ownership type of the land. (Required)

• Freehold – Complete ownership of the land without any time restrictions.
• Leasehold – Ownership of the land for a fixed period, after which it reverts to the owner.
• Joint Ownership – Land jointly owned by two or more individuals.
• Inherited Land – Land passed down through inheritance.
• Government-Owned – Land owned and managed by government authorities.
• Society-Owned Land – Land owned collectively by a housing or cooperative society.
• Builder-Owned Land – Land owned by a property developer or builder.
• Trust-Owned Land – Land managed and owned by a trust organization.
• Encumbered Land – Land with legal claims or liabilities (e.g., mortgage, unpaid dues).
• Corporate-Owned Land – Land owned by a private or public corporation

Property Type – Select the category that best describes the property being listed

• Residential – Properties meant for living purposes, such as apartments, houses, and villas.
• Commercial – Properties used for business activities, including offices, shops, and warehouses.
• Land – Undeveloped plots or agricultural land available for sale or lease.
• Special Purpose – Properties designed for specific uses like schools, hospitals, or religious buildings.

Property Sub Type: Specifies the type of property under the selected category.

• Apartment/Flat -   A single unit within a multi-story residential building with shared amenities. 
• Villa -   An independent, luxurious residential property, often with private gardens or amenities. 
• Residential House -   A standalone property designed for family living, typically on an individual plot. 
• Penthouse -   An exclusive unit located on the top floor of a high-rise residential building, often featuring premium amenities. 
• Builder Floor Apartment -   A low-rise residential unit constructed by builders, offering independent floors for each buyer. 
• PG/Co-Living -   Shared accommodation for individuals, primarily suited for students or working professionals. 

RERA: Indicates whether the property is approved by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA). 

• RERA ID - A unique identifier assigned to properties or projects approved by RERA, ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. 

Property Location (Currently serving Hyderabad. More cities coming soon..)

City: Specifies the geographical location of the property.

• City: Select the city where the property is located. 
• Hyderabad:  A major city in India known for its IT industry, historic sites, and rapidly growing real estate market. 

Locality: Allows selection of a specific locality within the chosen city.

• Locality: Select the neighborhood or area where the property is located.
• All Localities: Refers to all available neighborhoods or areas within the selected city.

Longitude and Latitude

Locality: Select the locality where the property is situated.

• Example: Ameerpet.
• Area or Subdivision / Building: Enter the specific area, subdivision, or building name.
• Example: New Colony.
• Longitude: Enter the geographic longitude coordinate of the property location.
• Example: 78.4482441.
• Latitude: Enter the geographic latitude coordinate of the property location.
• Example: 17.4375084.

Address Details

• Address Line 1: Enter the specific flat, house number, or building name.
• Example: Flat No. 105, Shilpa Residency.
• Address Line 2: Enter the street name, area, or locality details.
• Example: Deepthisri Nagar.
• City / District: Select or type the city or district where the property is located.
• Example: Hyderabad Rangar.
• State / Province: Select or type the state or province where the property is situated.
• Example: Telangana.
• Postal Code: Enter the 6-digit postal code of the property's location.
• Example: 500049.
• Country: Select or type the country name.
• Example: India.

Property Feature

Age of property: Specifies the number of years since the property was constructed.

• Age of the Property in Years: Enter the age of the property in numeric form.
• Example: 6.

  Architectural Style: Specifies the architectural design and style of the property.

• Single-Story (Bungalow): A one-story residential property with all living spaces on the ground level.
• Duplex (G+1): A two-story residential property with two levels connected by an internal staircase.
• Triplex (G+2): A three-story residential property with three levels connected by internal staircases.
• Multi-Story (G+3 or more): A residential property with three or more floors, often part of an apartment building.
• Row House: A series of identical houses built in a row, sharing side walls with neighbors.
• Penthouse: A luxurious unit located on the top floor of a high-rise building, offering premium amenities.
• It indicates that the property was constructed six years ago

Facing: Select the direction the property faces.

• East: Indicates the property faces the east direction, often associated with sunrise and positivity. 
•   North: Indicates the property faces the north direction, considered auspicious in many traditions. 
•   North-East: Indicates the property faces the northeast direction, a preferred direction for prosperity. 
•   North-West: Indicates the property faces the northwest direction, suitable for airflow and ventilation. 
•  South: Indicates the property faces the south direction, often chosen for maximizing sunlight. 
• South-East: Indicates the property faces the southeast direction, linked to warmth and light.

No Open Sides: Select the number of open sides for the property.

 

• Description: Specifies the number of open sides of the property, referring to the sides without obstructions like other buildings or walls.

• 1 Indicates the property has one open side, often facing a road or open area.
• 2 Indicates the property has two open sides, providing better ventilation and light.

Bedrooms: Captures the number of bedrooms available on the property.

• Bedrooms: Select the total number of bedrooms on the property.
• 1 Indicates the property has one bedroom.
• 2 Indicates the property has twobedroom.

Bathrooms: Specifies the number of bathrooms available on the property.

• Bathrooms: Select the total number of bathrooms in the property.
• 1 Indicates the property has one bathroom, suitable for smaller homes.
• 2 Indicates the property has two bathrooms, common in mid-sized homes.
• 3 Indicates the property has three bathrooms, typically in larger family homes.
• 4 Indicates the property has four bathrooms, often found in luxury or spacious properties.

Other Rooms: Select the additional rooms available on the property.

Description: Specifies additional rooms available on the property for specific uses.

• Other Rooms: Select the additional rooms available on the property.
•   Puja Room: A dedicated space for worship or spiritual practices. 
• Living Room: The main communal area of the house, used for relaxation and social gatherings. 
• Family Room:   A more casual living space designed for family activities. 
• Office Room: A private or semi-private room designed for work or study purposes. 
•   Guest Room: A room designed to accommodate visitors or guests. 
• In-Laws Suite:    A separate living area within the property for extended family members.
• Guest Room: A room designed to accommodate visitors or guests. 
•   In-Laws Suite:    A separate living space within the property for extended family members. 
• Helpers Room:    A small room allocated for domestic helpers, often with basic amenities. 
•   Utility Room:    A space used for storage, laundry, or other household utilities. 
• Outdoor Bathroom: A bathroom located outside the main building, typically in gardens or outhouses. 
• Powder Room / Half Bath: A small bathroom with only a toilet and sink, typically for guest use

Floor Number (Apt/Flat): A field that specifies the floor level on which the apartment or flat is located, helping to identify its position within the building.

• 1 Ground or first floor, usually offering easy accessibility and reduced dependence on elevators.
• 2 Second floor, slightly elevated with better privacy compared to the ground level.
• 3 Third floor, providing a balance between accessibility and a better view.
• 4 Fourth floor, often associated with quieter living and a moderate view.
• 5 Fifth floor, suitable for those seeking higher views and reduced street noise.
• 6 Sixth floor, typically offering a better vantage point and quieter environment.

Building Total Floors (Apt/Flat): A field that specifies the total number of floors in the building, providing insights into the building's size and structure.

• 1 A single-floor building, typically a standalone structure or low-rise property.
• 2 A two-story building, often used for duplexes or small-scale residential buildings.
• 3 A three-story building, commonly found in low-rise apartment complexes or commercial spaces.
• 4-10 Indicates mid-rise buildings with four to ten floors, offering a balance of accessibility and community living.
• 11-20 High-rise buildings with eleven to twenty floors, often equipped with modern amenities and elevators.
• 21-50 Tall buildings with twenty-one to fifty floors, usually part of premium residential or commercial projects.
• 51-100 Very tall skyscrapers or high-rise buildings with fifty-one to one hundred floors, designed for luxury or high-density urban living.

Number of Buildings (Apt/Flat): A field that specifies the total number of buildings in the property, providing clarity on the project's size and scope.

• 1 A standalone single building, ideal for smaller or independent properties.
•  2 Represents two buildings, offering a slightly larger community setup with shared amenities.
• 3 Indicates three buildings, suitable for mid-sized residential or commercial properties.
• 4 Refers to four buildings, often forming a small community or gated project.
• 5 Represents five buildings, usually part of a moderately sized residential or mixed-use development.
• 6 Indicates six buildings, often seen in mid-scale apartment complexes or housing projects.
• 7 Denotes seven buildings, providing diverse living or commercial options within a project.
• 8 Represents eight buildings, typically part of a well-designed community project.
• 9 Indicates nine buildings, catering to mid-to-large-scale projects with a variety of facilities.
• 10 Refers to ten buildings, usually signifying a larger residential or commercial development with extensive infrastructure.

Has Basement: A field indicating whether the property includes a basement.

 

Has Basement: A field indicating whether the property includes a basement.

• Yes
  The property includes a basement, providing additional space for storage, utilities, or other purposes.
• No
  The property does not include a basement.

Ground Floor: A field specifying whether the property has a ground floor.

• Yes
  The property includes a ground floor, offering direct access at the base level.
• No
  The property does not include a ground floor, potentially starting from higher levels.

Amenities

Kitchen Type: A field that specifies the type of kitchen available in the property, offering details about its style and functionality.

• Full Modular Kitchen: A modern kitchen design with prefabricated cabinets and organized spaces for efficiency and aesthetics.
• Full Traditional Kitchen: A classic kitchen setup with traditional designs, typically featuring customized wooden or handcrafted cabinets.
• Partial Kitchen (Without Stove): A smaller kitchen space without a stove, suitable for minimal cooking needs or auxiliary use.
• Kitchenette (No Cooking Zone): A compact kitchen-like area without a designated cooking zone, often used for basic meal prep or as a pantry.
• Shared Kitchen: A kitchen space shared by multiple occupants, commonly found in co-living or shared accommodations.
• No Kitchen: Indicates that the property does not include a kitchen, typically seen in commercial spaces or basic accommodation.
• Outdoor Kitchen: A kitchen set up in an open or outdoor space, ideal for barbecues or outdoor gatherings.
• Semi-Modular Kitchen: A partially modular kitchen with a mix of pre-designed components and traditional setups for customization.
• Dirty Kitchen (Spice Kitchen): A secondary kitchen dedicated to heavy-duty cooking or preparing spicy dishes, separate from the main kitchen.
• Luxury Island Kitchen: A high-end kitchen featuring an island counter, often with premium materials and modern appliances for added style and functionality.

Furnishing: A field that indicates the furnishing status of the property, describing the level of furniture and fittings included.

• Furnished: The property is fully equipped with essential furniture and appliances, ready for immediate use.
• Unfurnished: The property does not include any furniture or appliances, allowing customization by the occupant.
• Semi-Furnished: The property includes partial furnishings such as wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, or basic appliances, providing a balance between readiness and personalization.

Appliances: Lists the essential household appliances available with the property.

• Refrigerator: A cooling device used for food storage and preservation.
• Microwave Oven: An appliance for heating or cooking food using microwave radiation.
• Gas Stove or Cooktop: A gas-powered appliance for cooking, with burners or a flat cooking surface.
• Chimney/Exhaust Hood: A kitchen appliance used to ventilate and remove smoke, odors, and heat.
• Water Purifier/RO System: A device for purifying water, ensuring it is safe for drinking.
• Dishwasher: An appliance for automatic cleaning of dishes and utensils.
• Washing Machine: A device used for cleaning clothes automatically.
• Air Conditioner: An appliance for cooling and regulating indoor air temperature.
• Geysers/Water Heater: A device used for heating water for domestic use.
• Television: An electronic appliance for entertainment and viewing programs.
• Inverter/UPS for Power Backup: A power backup system to provide electricity during outages.
• Water Pump: A device used to move water from one location to another, often for plumbing or irrigation.

Interior Features: Specifies the internal design elements and enhancements of the property.

• Aluminum Windows: Windows are made from aluminum, offering durability and modern aesthetics.
• Built-in Wardrobes: Storage spaces integrated into the walls for a sleek look.
• Eat-in-Kitchen: A kitchen with designated space for dining.
• False Ceilings with Recessed Lighting: Decorative ceilings with built-in lighting fixtures for a modern touch.
• Granite/Quartz Countertops: Durable and elegant countertops made from granite or quartz.
• High Ceilings: Ceilings with an above-average height for a spacious and airy feel.

Exterior Features: Highlights the external design elements and features of the property.

• Earthquake-Resistant Construction: A structure designed to withstand seismic activity.
• Brick/Stone Cladding: Exterior walls finished with brick or stone for added aesthetics and durability.
• Covered Parking: A sheltered area designated for vehicle parking.
• Visitor Parking Area: Dedicated parking spaces for guests.
• Fountains/Ponds: Decorative water features that enhance the outdoor ambiance.
• Grand Entrance Lobby: A spacious and elegant entry area for the property.

Amenities: Lists of the facilities available to enhance the lifestyle of property residents.

• 24/7 Water Supply: Uninterrupted water availability always.
• Air Conditioned: Areas equipped with air conditioning for temperature control.
• Amphitheater: An open space for events, performances, or gatherings.
• Barbecue Area: A designated outdoor space for grilling and socializing.
• Clubhouse: A communal building offering recreational and social facilities.
• Gym: A fitness center equipped with exercise machines and tools.
• Internet/Wifi : High-speed internet connectivity available throughout the property.
• Jogging and Cycling Tracks: Dedicated paths for jogging and cycling, promoting a healthy lifestyle.
• Kids Play Area: A safe and fun space for children to play and engage in activities.
• Lift/Elevator: Mechanized systems for easy access to different floors.
• Power Backup: A backup system to ensure uninterrupted power supply during outages.
• Proximity to Schools, Hospitals, and Public Transport: Convenient access to essential services and transportation hubs.

Utilities: Specifies the essential services connected to the property.

• Electricity Connected: The property has an established electricity supply.
• Water Connected: The property is connected to a reliable water supply system.
• Sewer Connected: A proper sewage system is connected to the property.
• Cooking Gas Connected: The property has a pipeline connection for cooking gas.
• Inverter/Generator: Backup power supply available via an inverter or generator.
• Cable Available: Cable TV services are accessible at the property.

Additional Features: Indicates whether the property is associated with a Homeowners Association (HOA).

• Association: Yes
  Indicates the property is part of a Homeowners Association.
• Association: No
  Indicates the property is not part of a Homeowners Association.

Additional Features: Specifies various attributes or conditions related to the property.

• Compound Wall: Indicates the property has a compound wall surrounding it.
• New Project: Refers to a property that is part of a newly developed project.
• New Project RERA: Refers to a new project registered under RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority).
• Recently Renovated: Indicates the property has undergone recent renovations or upgrades.
• Rocking: Refers to a property with a unique or standout appeal, often informal in context.
• Scenic: Indicates the property is located in a picturesque or visually appealing area.
• Security Gate: Specifies that the property has a secure gated entry.
•   Test: Placeholder or temporary entry used for testing purposes.
•   Testing: Indicates additional placeholder or test data in the dropdown options.

Property Condition: Describes the current state or quality of the property.

• New: Indicates the property is newly constructed or recently completed.
• Excellent: Describes the property as being in exceptional condition.
• Good: Refers to the property being in well-maintained and usable condition.
• Average: Indicates the property is in a standard, functional condition without significant defects.
• Fixer-Upper: Refers to a property requiring repairs or renovations to reach optimal condition.

Property Locality: Refers to the type or development stage of the property's location.

• Upcoming Locality: Indicates the property is located in an area under development with potential for growth.
• Developed Locality: Refers to a fully established area with infrastructure and amenities in place.
• Premium Locality: Indicates the property is in a high-end, desirable area known for its exclusivity and superior amenities.

• Is in a gated colony?
  Specifies whether the property is located within a gated community or colony.
• Promote as Featured Property (Beta)
  Indicates if the property should be promoted as a highlighted or featured listing in its beta version.
• Yes
  Confirms the property is part of a gated colony or will be featured.
• No
  Indicates the property is not part of a gated colony or will not be featured.

Area

 

Super Area (in Sq. ft)
Refers to the total area of the property, including walls and common spaces.

Carpet Area (in Sq. ft)
Represents the usable area within the property, excluding walls and common spaces.

Width of Road Facing Plot (In Mtrs.): Refers to the width of the road that the plot faces, measured in meters.

Floors Allowed for Construction: Specifies the number of floors permitted for construction on the property.

• 1   Allows construction of a single floor.
• 2   Permits construction of two floors.
• 3 Allows construction of up to three floors.
• 4 Permits construction of four floors.
• 5 Allows construction of up to five floors.

Price Details

• Expected Price / Rent: Refers to the selling price or rental amount expected for the property.
• Booking/Token Amount: Specifies the advance amount required to confirm the property transaction.

Available Offers: Refers to the special deals, discounts, or benefits available for the property purchase or rental.

 

• Discounts: Refers to a reduction in the total price or rent.
• Cashback: Offers a refund or return of a portion of the paid amount after the transaction.
• No Brokerage Fees: Indicates that the transaction does not include additional brokerage costs.
• Interest Rate Subsidy: Provides financial assistance by reducing the interest rate for loans.
• Flexible Payment Plans: Allows for customizable payment schedules to suit the buyer's needs.
• Freebies: Includes additional items or benefits at no extra cost with the property.
• Zero Down Payment: Allows for the purchase of the property without an upfront payment.
• Home Warranty: Provides a guarantee on the maintenance and repair of home systems and appliances.
• Free Maid Service: Offers complimentary maid services for a specified period.
•   Free Car: Includes a vehicle as part of the property purchase or rental deal.
•   Free Humanoid Robot: Offers a humanoid robot as part of the deal, adding a high-tech benefit.

 

• Price Negotiable: Indicates whether the price for the property can be negotiated.
• Sell as Auction: Specifies that the property will be sold via an auction process.
•   Bids Close On: Refers to the closing date for placing bids on the property.
• Minimum Bid Price: Indicates the lowest acceptable bid price for the auction.
•   Bid Increment: Specifies the minimum amount by which a bid must be valid.
•   Current Bid Price: Shows the highest bid placed for the property at the current time.

Possession Status: Refers to the current status of the property's readiness for possession.

• Ready to Move: Refers to properties that are fully completed and available for immediate possession.
• New Construction: Indicates properties that have been recently constructed but might not yet be occupied.
• Under Construction: Represents properties that are in the process of being built and not yet complete.
• Pre-Launch: Refers to properties that are planned or announced but construction hasn't started.
• Possession with Condition: Indicates that the possession is subject to terms, agreements, or specific conditions.
• Soft Launch: Refers to properties offered during early stages with promotional deals or discounts.
• Payment Plan: Indicates properties with flexible or structured payment options for buyers.

Transaction type, Property Availability

Available From: Specifies the date when the property will be available for possession or rent.

Transaction Type: Specifies the type of transaction applicable to the property.

• New: Refers to the sale of a newly constructed property.
• Resale: Indicates a property being sold by the current owner after prior occupancy.
• Long Term Rental: Refers to properties available for long-term rental agreements.
• Rental Short Term: Describes properties available for short-term rental durations.
• Rental Flex Stay: Indicates properties with flexible rental arrangements to suit temporary stays.

• Flex Stay Date Range From: Indicates the starting date for the flexible stay period for the property.
•  Flex Stay Date Range To: Specifies the ending date for the flexible stay period for the property.

• Open House Dates: Specifies the date when the property will be available for public viewing.
•   Developer: Indicates the name of the developer or builder responsible for the property.
•  Property Description: Provides a brief overview of the property, including its features, size, and available amenities.

Photos

• Select View: Refers to the type of view or category assigned to the selected image for the property.
• Primary Photo: Indicates the main image of the property, typically used as the featured or first image in listings.

Property Document

 

• Private: Specifies whether the property details are marked as private and not publicly visible.
• Property Voucher: Allows the upload of a document or file that serves as a voucher or proof related to the property.

• Other Document: Allows the upload of additional documents related to the property.
• Property Status: Indicates the status of the property listing in the system.
• Draft: Refers to a property listing that is saved but not yet published or made public.

Property Rented: Indicates whether the property is currently rented or not.

• Checked: The property is rented, and additional financial fields become relevant.
• Unchecked: The property is not rented, and related fields are inactive.
• Monthly Rental Income (Rs): Specifies the monthly rental income generated by the property.
• Yearly Rent Increase Percentage (%): Defines the percentage by which the rent increases annually.
• Yearly Maintenance Costs (Rs): Represents the annual maintenance costs associated with the property.

Rental Income

Tenant Type: Specifies the type of tenant occupying the property.

• Residential: Indicates the tenant is using the property for residential purposes.
• Commercial: Indicates the tenant is using the property for commercial purposes.
• Rental Lease Start Date: Specifies the date when the rental lease begins.
• Rental Lease End Date: Specifies the date when the rental lease concludes.

Near By Schools /Colleges

• Name: Specifies the name of the nearby school or college.
• Type: Specifies whether the educational institution is a school or a college.
• School: Refers to a nearby school providing primary or secondary education.
• College: Refers to a nearby college offering higher education or specialized courses.
• Location: Indicates the location or address of the nearby school or college.
• Distance in KM: Specifies the distance of the nearby school or college from the property, measured in kilometers.
• Annual Fees: Indicates the annual fees charged by the nearby school or college for enrollment.
• Board Type: Specifies the educational board associated with the school or college (e.g., CBSE, ICSE, State Board, etc.).
• Rating: Indicates the rating or review score of the school or college, typically on a numeric or star scale.

Nearby Insights

• Category: Specifies the type or category of the nearby insight (e.g., parks, hospitals, malls, etc.).
• Description: Provides detailed information or context about the selected category, such as specifics about the location or services offered.

Property valuation

• Year: Specifies the year for which the property valuation is being provided.
• Market Price (per sq. ft.): Indicates the market price of the property per square foot for the specified year.
• Rental Price (per sq. ft.): Represents the rental price of the property per square foot for the specified year.

Move-in Essentials

• Name: Specifies the name of the move-in essential service or provider (e.g., movers, cleaners, utility services).
• Details: Provides additional information or a brief description of the service or provider.
• Contacts: Includes the contact information of the service provider, such as a phone number, with the country code.
• Address: Specifies the location or address of the move-in essential service provider.

New Project Details

• New Project: Indicates whether a new real estate project is being added.
• Checked: Enables input fields for the project details.
• Unchecked: Disables the input fields.
• Project Name: Specifies the name of the new real estate project.
• Builder: Specifies the name of the builder or developer responsible for the project.
• Sizes: Lists of the available unit configurations for the project.
• 1BHK: One bedroom, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 2BHK: Two bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 3BHK: Three bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 4BHK: Four bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 5BHK: Five bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.

Floor plans

• Image: Allows uploading of a floor plan image from the local computer for a specific property configuration.
• BHK: Specifies the unit configuration for the floor plan.
• 1BHK: One bedroom, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 2BHK: Two bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 3BHK: Three bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 4BHK: Four bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• 5BHK: Five bedrooms, hall, and kitchen unit.
• Super Area (in Sq. ft): Represents the total super built-up area of the unit in square feet.
• Price: Specifies the price of the unit in the floor plan.
• Possession By: Indicates the expected date by which the unit will be ready for possession.
• Total Units: Represents the total number of units available for the specified floor plan configuration.

Reference

• Property Promotion Options: Specifies the available options for promoting a property.
• Featured Listings: Highlights the property on listing platforms for greater visibility.
• Social Media Ads: Promotes the property through targeted advertisements on social media platforms.
• Video Walkthroughs: Creates video tours showcasing the property to potential buyers or tenants.
• Virtual Staging: Adds virtual furniture or decor to empty spaces to make the property more appealing.
• Marketing Campaigns: Executes customized promotional campaigns to attract prospective buyers or renters.
• Trade Show Campaigns: Includes the property in exhibitions or trade shows to reach a wider audience.

Consent

• Consent: Indicates agreement to terms, conditions, or promotional communications regarding property listings.
• Checked: Confirms the user's consent.
• Unchecked: Indicates no consent has been given.
• Property Reference: Specifies a unique reference or identifier for the property to track or manage it within the system.

Submit: A button used to save or submit the entered data and complete the form.

Reset: A button is used to clear all the input fields in the form and reset them to their default state.