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Public Records

M3M

7 projects reviewed · Independent, no commissions

  • 7projects reviewed
  • 7documents on file
  • 0RERA on file
No builder rating published

Public records on file

How much of the primary record Brickplot holds across the 7 M3M projects we have reviewed. These are counts of our own coverage, not of M3M’s portfolio. A document we do not hold is a gap in our research — it does not mean the document does not exist.

A document counts only when it carries provenance — a date, a registration number, a named bank, a resolvable deed reference. The same test the Buy gate uses.
DocumentSourceOn file
RERA registrationState RERA portal0 of 7
Occupancy certificateMunicipal body, dated0 of 7
Mother deed / title chainSub-registrar record0 of 7
RERA escrow accountNamed bank or IFSC0 of 7
Lender APF approvalsNamed banks0 of 7
Sanctioned parking ratioApproved plan7 of 7
Sanctioned FAR / FSIApproved plan0 of 7

M3M projects reviewed (7)

Ordered by the number of primary documents on file, then by the project’s own score.

Legal & Regulatory History

eCourts, RERA portal, and NCLT/IBC records for M3M projects. Source: Brickplot automated monitoring — updated weekly.

No active litigation, RERA enforcement, or insolvency events found in eCourts / regulatory data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is M3M reliable for delivery?

We don’t answer that at the builder level, because a flat in India is not sold to you by a brand — it is sold by the company named on the agreement, and large developers register projects to separate entities. A parent’s record does not automatically stand behind a project registered to a different company. What we can show you is the record for the specific project: its RERA registration and filed completion date, whether an occupancy certificate has been issued, and any RERA or court filings against it. Those are on the 7 project pages listed above.

What score does Brickplot give M3M?

None. Brickplot scores projects, across 11 axes, and does not publish a score for a builder. We used to average our project scores into a builder figure and stopped: that number moved whenever we reviewed another project, it described our own coverage rather than the company, and it merged projects registered to different legal entities under one brand name. What this page publishes instead is the 7 primary documents we hold across 7 reviewed projects, and the per-project scores are on the project pages where the evidence sits.

Which M3M projects does Brickplot recommend?

Of the 7 M3M projects reviewed on Brickplot, 0 carry a Buy verdict. The remaining 7 projects are in independent verification. That is not a negative finding — a Buy requires at least five provenanced primary documents on file, so a project stays in verification while we are still short of the record, however good it may turn out to be. Each project page shows the full 11-axis scorecard.