Here’s a concise comparison of Srijan Realty vs PS Group Realty (focused on facts I found online). If you want a deeper dive into any category (projects, legal/RERA status, customer reviews, price comparisons), tell me which city/project.

Quick summary

• Srijan Realty: Kolkata-based developer founded ~2003, big presence in Eastern India (Kolkata, Asansol, Chennai); portfolio of residential, commercial and logistics projects; several large projects in Rajarhat/New Town. There are multiple buyer reviews and forum posts reporting delivery/post‑sale complaints. (townsquare.srijanrealty.com)
• PS Group Realty (PS Group): Kolkata-based, older (founded ~1985), positions itself as a premium/luxury developer with decades of projects and many joint ventures; active in residential and commercial segments across Kolkata and some other cities. Company pages and profiles emphasize long track record and awards. (in.linkedin.com)

Founding / scale / footprint

• Srijan: Founded ~2003; promotes 30+ completed projects and dozens ongoing/planned in Eastern India (claims vary by source). Key markets: Rajarhat/New Town, Behala, Asansol. (optima.srijanrealty.com)
• PS Group: Founded ~1985 (several profiles list 1985); claims 140+ completed projects, many joint ventures and long operating history across Kolkata and other cities. (in.linkedin.com)

Notable projects (examples)

• Srijan: Town Square (New Town/Rajarhat), Optima (Rajarhat), Botanica, Royal Ganges, industrial/logistics parks and some IT/office parks. (townsquare.srijanrealty.com)
• PS Group: Projects referenced include PS Panache, PS One10, PS Amistad, PS Srijan Tech Park and other residential/commercial developments in Salt Lake and New Town (project names appear across developer listings). (globalfutureconsultancy.com)

Reputation / buyer feedback

• Srijan: Mixed — company marketing stresses scale and amenities, while several independent review sites and forums contain repeated complaints about post‑sales service, construction finishing, and handover issues for some projects. (These are user reviews; experiences vary by project.) (townsquare.srijanrealty.com)
• PS Group: Official materials highlight awards and customer counts; I found fewer negative consumer‑review pages in top results than for Srijan (but lack of online complaints does not guarantee better performance — always verify per project). (in.linkedin.com)

Transparency and verification

• Both developers maintain project sites and claim RERA registrations for specific projects. For any specific project you’re considering, check:
  1. The project’s RERA registration and status on the state RERA site.
  2. Title/land documents and possession timelines in the sale agreement.
  3. Independent resident reviews (local forums, WhatsApp groups, consumer complaint records) for that specific project. (Official project pages list RERA numbers for many developments.) (botanica.srijanrealty.com)

Practical advice if you’re choosing between them or evaluating a project

• Verify RERA registration and the promoter’s current legal/encumbrance status for that exact project.
• Visit completed projects and speak to existing residents about delivery quality and post‑sale service.
• Ask for the builder’s defect liability period, maintenance policy, and a written schedule of finishes/material brands.
• Get home inspections (or a civil engineer report) before handover to note defects formally.
• Compare comparable projects (same neighbourhood, same size amenities) on price/sqft and possession history.

If you tell me a specific project name or the city/neighborhood you’re looking at (for example: Srijan Optima, Town Square, or PS Panache / PS One10), I can:

• Pull up the project’s RERA number and registration status,
• Find recent customer reviews for that project,
• Compare prices and possession dates — and cite the sources.