• Conveyance Deed / Lease Deed of the Plot.

• 7/12 extract and Index – II of the plot.

• Property register Card (PRC) of the plot.

• Latest City Survey plan of the plot.

• Society registration certificate.

• Approved plans by MCGM of the existing building.

• Occupation certificate by MCGM of the existing Building.

• Individual carpet areas of the flats and/ or shops.

• Development Plan (D.P) remarks.

• Latest Town Planning [T.P.] remark of the plot, if the plot is under Town Planning Scheme

• Survey remarks.

The feasibility report is the first step to be undertaken while planning for a society redevelopment. The key parameters that make a feasibility report important are:

1. Identifies the opportunity of redevelopment

2. Estimates the additional area for members

3. Proposes redevelopment alternatives

4. Provides valuable information for go/no-go decision

The redevelopment process can be broadly classified into following stages

1. Project Feasibility report.

2. Appointment of Project management consultant.

3. Tendering & Appointment of Developer (Skipped in Self-redevelopment case).

4. Project Planning

5. Construction

6. Possession