Property guides
What we explain most often on calls, written down. Land units and approvals for buyers in Punjab, and paperwork, payments and remote checks for buyers abroad.
Where Bathinda is growing: Ring Road, AIIMS Road and Muktsar Road
A corridor-by-corridor look at the three Bathinda roads Punjab Roots Realty sells on: the Ring Road, AIIMS Road and the Bathinda-Muktsar Road, with the distances developers publish, current plot rates and who buys where.
Read guide InvestorsWhat to check before buying a showroom or SCO in Punjab
Road frontage, floor position, anchor brands, unit count, parking, power backup and the payment plan. A practical checklist for buying a showroom or SCO in Punjab, drawn from the five commercial projects we represent in Bathinda, Mansa, Patiala and Kharar.
Read guide Punjab buyersHow to check a Punjab RERA number before you book
Punjab Roots Realty walks through the PBRERA portal check using PBRERA-BTI08-PC0390, the registration Pushpa Group holds for Pushpa Square in Bathinda, and explains what to do when a plotted colony shows PUDA approval instead.
Read guide Punjab buyersGaj, marla, kanal and killa: how land is measured in Punjab
One marla in Punjab is 272.25 sq ft. The full ladder from sarsahi to murabba, with worked conversions from real plots in Bathinda and Mansa, and why a bigha figure needs checking.
Read guide NRI deskHow NRIs pay for property in Punjab from abroad
The permitted banking routes for an NRI buying in Punjab, how a developer payment plan splits across booking, instalments and registry, and the documents your bank and the developer will each ask for.
Read guide NRI deskWhat NRIs and OCI holders can and cannot buy in Punjab
NRIs and OCI holders can buy residential and commercial property in Punjab, but not agricultural land, farmhouses or plantations. What the FEMA rules allow, how inheritance differs, and how to check a parcel before you pay.
Read guide NRI deskRegistering a power of attorney for a Punjab property from abroad
A guide from our NRI Desk in Bathinda: what a special power of attorney covers, how consulate attestation and apostille differ, who can hold it, and why a GPA sale transfers no title.
Read guide Punjab buyersWhat PUDA approved actually means for a plot in Punjab
A PUDA licence approves the colony layout, not the seller's title. Here is what the approval covers in Punjab, where GMADA takes over near Mohali, and how to check a plot's status yourself.
Read guide NRI deskHow to check a Punjab property without flying in
Fard and jamabandi on the Punjab land records portal, the satellite boundary, the approval number, the developer's delivery record, then the filmed walkthrough. The NRI Desk verification stack, in the order it runs.
Read guide InvestorsBuying warehouse and highway-front land in Punjab
What a logistics buyer has to establish before a highway-front parcel in Punjab is worth a site visit: CLU status, container approach, PSPCL load, the corridor, and boundaries checked on satellite against the jamabandi.
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