Free Property search, with sources

Find a home, with every fact cited.

The project, its builder and the area, in one place — gathered from public sources like the regulator’s register, listings and residents’ reviews, each linked to where it came from.

A searchlooks for the project on the regulator’s register; looks up what the builder has delivered; times the drives to school and work; reads what residents say; links each fact to its source
  • A source on every number
  • Built for your family’s week
How it works

From a name to a report, in three steps

1
Search

Type a project, a builder, an area or a PIN code.

2
We research

Public sources on the project, its builder and the area, gathered in one place.

3
You decide

One report, weighted for your family — every fact linked to where it came from.

What you’ll find

The project, the builder and the area

01
The project

Sizes, prices, possession and registration — from portals and the regulator.

02
The builder

Projects delivered, the regulator’s records and what residents say.

03
The area

Schools, hospitals, rush-hour drives — and what is genuinely coming.

What you get

Six scores, weighted for you

A score shows only where there is evidence for it — otherwise it says “not known”.

Locality
Weighted by your commute
Builder
Delivery and track record
Price
Against your budget and peers
Amenities
What the project lists
Legality
Registration and orders
Reviews
From people living there
Drive times for each person in your family Side-by-side compare A chat that answers only from the research
Our promises

Better to say nothing than something we can’t support

  • Every number links to its source
  • “Not known” is said out loud — never a middling guess
  • Concerns raised in the sources are shown too
  • No price predictions, no “buy” advice
  • RERA registration is shown as a record, not a score
How we work, and a real example

Much of what matters about a home is already public — on the regulator’s register, in consumer-forum and court orders, in local news and in residents’ reviews — but spread across many sites. HousinGram brings it together and links each fact to the page it came from, so you can read it for yourself.

From real searches: in Coimbatore, a Tamil Nadu RERA order on a delayed possession, linked to the order itself; elsewhere, a news report that a planned ₹80.48 crore flyover had been shelved, though it was still being described as “coming”.

Useful for first-time buyers, and for anyone buying in a city they don’t live in.

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