Under a joint development agreement the landowner receives a share of the completed units. Those are "landlord share" flats — the same building and specification as the builder's units, but sold directly by the owner.
Often, yes. Individual owners price to sell and negotiate directly, so landlord-share units frequently come in below the builder's list price. The saving varies by project and owner.
The title flows from the landowner rather than the builder, so the sale deed and the development agreement both matter. PropGo verifies the agreement, the owner's allocation and the title before you commit.
Yes. The process is the same as any resale-style purchase — PropGo handles verification, FEMA-compliant payment guidance, power of attorney and registration remotely.
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Landlord-share flats are the owner's allocation under a joint development agreement — sold by the landowner rather than the builder. Buyers often find better pricing and more room to negotiate, because the seller is an individual rather than a developer sales team. Every unit below is verified by PropGo.
