Real Estate Forum on Super Built Up Area

Latest Answer: Hi Mallikarjun, Carpet area - Carpet area is the area that can be used to spread a carpet inside the house. It is the net usable area of the apartment. It includes the thickness of the internal wall but excludes balcony or terrace. Built-up area - built-up area is the carpet area plus the area covered by walls. The built-up area includes balconies, terraces (with or without roof), and other detachable habitable areas such as servant room, etc. Super built-up area - Super built-up area is the built-up area in addition to the proportionate share of entrance lobby, corridors, stair cases, lift shafts, lift lobby, generator rooms, club house, security room and any other common areas in the complex. These rules are applicable most parts of India including Hyderabad too.

Latest Answer: Carpet area - Carpet area is the area that can be used to spread a carpet inside the house. It is the net usable area of the apartment. It includes the thickness of the internal wall but excludes balcony or terrace. Built-up area - built-up area is the carpet area plus the area covered by walls. The built-up area includes balconies, terraces (with or without roof), and other detachable habitable areas such as servant room, etc. Super built-up area - Super built-up area is the built-up area in addition to the proportionate share of entrance lobby, corridors, stair cases, lift shafts, lift lobby, generator rooms, club house, security room and any other common areas in the complex. These rules are applicable most parts of India including Hyderabad too.

Latest Answer: Thanks for the explanations Sir.

Latest Answer: Thanks a lot Abhijit, We often see the advertisements flashing something similar to, Buy an apartment at just Rs 3500/sq-ft.!! but when we registered the flat the @3500/sq-ft. then it come to know that it is just the basic price, the actual price is much more than that. Is it true?

Latest Answer: Hi friends!!! The Central government has modified the guidelines of Prime Minister's Awas Yojna (Urban) which can make housing projects eligible for central assistance. The updated guidelines state that if carpet area is increased by at least 9 sq-mt in a housing project, will it be eligible for financial aid under the housing mission's Benificiary Led Construction (BLC) assistance. The govt. has initiated this change in rules to all the states so that they may be able to enjoy the benefit of the BLC.

Latest Answer: For example, in high-end projects, the builder gives facilities that are significantly more superior than the recommended standards and consequently therefore the possibility of using the available FAR for developing to an sale-able unit. So,the developer puts finance pressure on buyers in the form of an increased base price and higher loading.