Thanks for the A2A.I think Real Estate portals currently in existence have done quite well in terms of aggregating the data and the buyer is in a much better position today in terms of access to data than he was 5 years ago. Almost every medium and high level developer today has his project listed on one or more of these portals - That is a significant achievement.However, there is still room for improvement in most of these portals.Actual photos of the current state of the project, and frequent updates on the same, will definitely help.Most portals, even the ones that started off collecting first hand information going door-to-door, are currently mere aggregators of information - in most cases from untrusted sources. While there is some value that the portals can add to the data right now - in terms of the authenticity and quality of the information, they can do much more when the Real Estate Bill comes into play and the RE companies are forced to be as transparent as possible.