Managing builder floor inventory: floor-wise pricing in lakh and crore
Record each builder floor once, with every floor (stilt, ground, first, second, top) priced separately in lakh or crore, so the listing shows a price range and you can quote the exact floor a buyer asks about. Keep size, sector, photos and documents on the same record so sharing a listing never means retyping it.
Why builder floors break normal listings
A builder floor in Gurugram, Faridabad or Delhi is one property with several prices. The ground floor with the park-facing lawn, the first and second floors, and the top floor with terrace rights are all priced differently, and buyers ask for "the second floor" by name. A listing with a single price either undersells one floor or overprices another. Copying the same building four times creates four records to keep in sync.
One record, priced floor by floor
- Create the property once: sector, plot size in square yards, facing, possession status and photos.
- Add each floor with its own price in lakh or crore, plus any floor-specific notes such as terrace rights or a lift.
- Show the range on the listing card, for example 1.2 Cr to 1.75 Cr, so the whole building is visible at a glance.
- Quote the exact floor when the buyer asks, without hunting through chats.
The same approach works for SCO plots and commercial projects where each floor carries a different rate.
Keep the paperwork with the property
Registry copies, approvals and floor plans should live on the property record, not in someone's phone gallery. When a buyer gets serious, everything you need is already in one place.
Share without retyping
Most buyers in India discover properties on WhatsApp. A good listing record should turn into something you can send in one tap: a clean poster with the key facts and your firm's name, or a short video for your status.
How CityNest handles it
CityNest stores every property with BHK, carpet and built-up size, sector-and-city address, photos and the documents that belong to the deal. For builder floors and SCO, you add each floor with its own price in lakh or crore and the card shows the price range. Any listing turns into a shareable poster or a 10-second video in one tap, with your firm's name on it, ready for WhatsApp or Instagram. Your inventory is visible only to your firm.
Frequently asked questions
How do I price builder floors in a CRM?
Keep one property record for the building and add each floor with its own price. The listing then shows a range, and you can quote the exact floor a buyer asks about.
Can CityNest show prices in lakh and crore?
Yes. Prices are entered and shown in lakh and crore, including floor-wise pricing for builder floors and SCO.
Can I share a property on WhatsApp from CityNest?
Yes. Any property can become a ready-to-share poster or a 10-second video in one tap, with your firm's name on it.