Kundli Watch
Watch your project, or join its verified owners
A GharKundli report checks a project once. Kundli Watch keeps watching it. Free — you talk to our team privately, and no one sees your number.
Join verified owners. Raise concerns privately, and act together with other owners if something serious happens.
What you can do with Kundli Watch
Thinking of buying
“Is construction really happening?”
The monthly update covers construction progress, delays and new complaints — from MahaRERA records and what verified owners report from the site.
“How does this builder treat buyers after booking?”
Hear from people who actually bought there — surprise charges, delays, how complaints were handled — not the sales pitch.
“Has something gone wrong since I checked?”
If something serious happens — work stopping, a MahaRERA order, the completion date pushed back — we alert you before you book.
Already bought
Work has slowed down or stopped
Tell our team privately, with photos. When several owners report the same thing, we take it up with the builder for all of you.
Read: Builder has stopped construction — what can flat buyers do in Maharashtra?The builder wants the next instalment, but that stage isn't done
Share the demand letter privately. If other owners got the same letter, we see the pattern and raise it for everyone.
Read: Builder is asking for the next instalment, but construction hasn't reached that stage — what should I do?Possession is delayed
Owners who agreed to act together are put in touch — for example to claim delay interest together rather than one by one.
Read: Possession delayed — how to claim interest or a refund under RERA in MaharashtraThe builder wants to change the plan or add floors
Under the RERA Act this needs the written consent of two-thirds of the buyers — so owners knowing about it, and about each other, matters.
The builder is in insolvency (NCLT)
Homebuyers count as a group in insolvency. Owners who agreed to act together can find each other quickly instead of acting alone.
Read: Builder has gone into insolvency (NCLT) — what happens to my flat and money?You want to file a complaint on MahaRERA
See the steps, fee and timeline — and whether other owners of the project are filing too.
Read: How to file a complaint against a builder on MahaRERA — steps, fee and timeline
One buyer is easy to ignore; forty owners together are not. When owners decide to act together, GharKundli puts them in touch — only owners who agreed, and your number is shared only with them. We’re not a law firm: for a complaint or any legal step, owners choose their own lawyer.
Owners and builder’s representatives verify with a document (allotment letter or agreement page / visiting card or company ID) before they can post. The builder’s representatives take part only to share official updates and answer questions. What members share is read by the GharKundli team and summarised monthly.