PropSite V3 sample listings

Read by Claude Haiku from the message exactly as you pasted it. The message mixes four configurations, two towers at different stages, a resale rental and many extra charges. The page keeps each configuration as its own row, keeps Tower A and Tower B apart, and puts the rental in its own block so it is not read as a sale price. Which configuration sits in which tower is not stated, so the page does not assign them.

Read by Claude Haiku from the message exactly as you pasted it. The price is in AED, so it stays in AED and no rupee figure or conversion is added. "At OP" is shown as the original price (the developer's launch price), not as a discount. The final Note paragraph is an internal note for whoever shares the message, so it is left off the page while the chat keeps the full message as written.

An everyday rental with a full photo shoot and a walkthrough video. The rent, deposit and terms get their own sections, the photos are grouped by room for the photo tour, and the video sits at the end of the gallery like on PropSite today.

The hardest kind: one message with four different homes. Two are for rent, one is for sale or rent, and one is "price on request". One rent is a range. PropSite keeps each home separate, with its own price, deposit and photos, and never merges or averages them.

Builder launches come with unit options, RERA, possession, a payment plan, an offer and a brochure PDF. The price box becomes "From ₹89 L", and the options get a clean table.

The message you sent, exactly as typed. It had no photos, so the photos here are stand-ins to show the layout. Everything else comes from your text: four villas become an options table, the nearby beaches become the "nearby" list, and your Google Maps link opens from the map.

A price drop, a video tour and a floor plan. The old price is shown struck through next to the new one, the video plays in the gallery, and the floor plan gets its own section.

Commercial deals are priced per sq ft with CAM, deposit in months, lock-in and escalation. The rate is shown exactly as given. PropSite never multiplies it out into a total.

The "something we never planned for" test: a sitting bank tenant, lease years done, rent escalation, yield, a redevelopment note. None has a ready-made section, so each gets its own, in the same style.

Land deals talk in guntha, 7/12, NA order, road touch and frontage. The words are understood, kept in the units the broker used, and the papers get their own checklist.

Rentals live on the terms: deposit, who can stay, food, pets, move-in date, lock-in. Here they get their own "Who it's for" section instead of being lost in a list.

The classic broker post: emojis, every spec on its own line, price, society amenities and nearby places. All of it has a ready-made section.

Very common: five photos and "1bhk sale thane west 78L call". The page still looks finished. The photos lead, the price is clear, and nothing is padded or made up.