Frequently Asked Questions

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Carpet Area: This is the actual area where you can lay a carpet. Think of it as the space inside your home excluding the walls.

Built-up Area: This includes the carpet area plus the thickness of the walls and other areas like balconies.

Super Built-up Area: This is the built-up area plus your share of common areas like the lobby, staircase, and gym.

In a nutshell- Carpet area is your cozy space, built-up area adds a bit more room, and   super built-up area includes shared spaces too.

Rera carpet area is the usable space you actually get in your apartment, as defined by RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development Authority) in India.

Inclusions:

-Flooring area of rooms (bedroom, living room, kitchen, etc.)

-Internal partition walls

Exclusions:

             -External walls

 -Balcony, terrace, veranda

 -Common areas like hallways

Yes, fill the enquiry form, and our team will connect with you at the earliest.

Few of the many benefits are- Steady Income, Appreciation, Tax Benefits, Tangible Asset, Hedge Against Inflation.

Stuck between commercial and residential? Here’s the lowdown:

Residential Property:

• Easier to start with.
• Steady rental income.
• High demand since everyone needs a home.

Commercial Property:

• Higher rental yields.
• Longer lease periods.
• More potential for business growth.

Yes! First-time homebuyers in India can save on taxes through deductions on home loan interest under Sec 80EE and principal repayment under Sec 80C.

There’s no single maximum amount for housing loans in India. It depends on your income, creditworthiness, and other factors. Here’s a quick idea:

-Banks typically offer loans up to 6 times your annual salary for salaried individuals (or 2-3 times for self-employed).

-Loan amount can also be up to 80% of the property value.