The unit count is the denominator in every ratio that matters. Why developers publish ranges, where the authoritative figure sits, and the four sums to run.

Connectivity, power backup, acoustics and management decide whether it is a workspace or a lounge. Who it suits, and how to assess one before it exists.

Total area matters less than whether you can get a slot. Splitting divides peak demand and shortens walks, at the cost of duplicated running costs in your bill.

Facing beats floor in Bengaluru and it is permanent. Tower spacing, sanctioned adjacent land, and why the front door direction tells you almost nothing.

Show flats, site visits and marketing traffic for years. Where the friction shows up, the advantages early residents can use, and what changes when it ends.

Retail needs catchment and an anchor, and one township rarely provides enough alone. What makes it work, why empty retail is worse than none, and what to ask.

The promise can be walked through. Compare the original masterplan with what stands there, and ask earlier-phase residents the five questions that matter.

Five hundred hours a year back, against tying your income and your largest asset to one place. The concentration risk, the resale pool and the boundary problem.

When most of a masterplan is offices, the place has a daytime rhythm and weekday peaks. The real advantages, and the six questions that decide whether it works.

Nobody awards it - it is a market convention. What it implies, why occupancy beats classification, and how to check the claim before you rely on it.