Real Estate Basics
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What is Circle Rate in Indian Real Estate?
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When buying or selling property in India, the term circle rate (also known as guideline value or ready reckoner rate in certain states) is crucial. This rate is the minimum value at which a property must be registered, as set by the government. The circle rate directly influences the calculation of stamp duty and registration…
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Understanding Real Estate Terms: Super Built-Up Area, Built-Up Area & Carpet Area
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When buying property in India, it’s important to understand the terms carpet area, built-up area, and super built-up area. These measurements define the size of the space you’re purchasing. With the introduction of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), there is now more clarity in how properties are measured and sold, particularly…
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What is Fractional Ownership in Real Estate?
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Real estate has traditionally been one of the safest and rewarding investment avenues. However, traditional real estate investments require significant capital, limiting access to high-value properties for most individuals. Enter fractional investments in real estate—a relatively new concept in India that has gained traction as a viable alternative for retail investors looking to diversify their…
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Understanding Freehold & Leasehold Property in Indian Real Estate
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In the Indian real estate market, property ownership can be classified into two main categories: leasehold and freehold. These classifications determine the nature of ownership, the rights of the property holder, and the responsibilities associated with the property. One important aspect of property ownership in India is that landowners are not absolute owners of the…
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Land Ownership in India: A Primer
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Land ownership in India is governed by various laws and customs, shaped by the country’s colonial history, post-independence reforms, and local governance structures. The types of landownership rights reflect the diversity of the legal framework and the socio-economic conditions across the country. These rights can be broadly categorized based on tenure, inheritance, and the purpose…
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What is Floor Space Index (FSI) or Floor Area Ratio (FAR)?
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The Floor Space Index (FSI), also known as Floor Area Ratio (FAR), is an important term in the real estate sector. It plays a key role in determining how much construction is permissible on a given plot of land. Governments and urban planners use FSI as a regulatory tool to control the density of development…
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