Tagged “glossary”
Bhu-Aadhaar (ULPIN): the 14-character ID every land parcel is getting
Bhu-Aadhaar, or ULPIN, tells you which parcel you are looking at. It does not tell you who owns it, or whether the land is clean. Here is the difference.
3 Oct 2026Carpet area, built-up area, super built-up area: only one is defined by law
Three areas, one flat, and you are usually quoted the biggest. What carpet area means in law, and how to work out your real price per usable square foot.
3 Oct 2026Freehold or leasehold: the difference that does not show on the plot
Two plots on the same street can be two different things: one owned outright, one held on a lease that runs down. How to tell which you are buying.
3 Oct 2026Plot sizes and units: square feet, square metres, bigha and hectare
1,500 sq ft, 139.4 sq m, 166.7 gaj and 'one bigha' can all describe the same plot. How to put two plots in one unit before you compare a price.
8 Sep 2026Decoding the advertisement: seven phrases and the question each one hides
Prime location, approved, clear title, loan available — what each pamphlet phrase can honestly mean, and the one question that puts it on paper.
8 Sep 2026Seven words on your papers: khasra, khatauni, diversion, FAR, mutation and more
Khasra, khatauni, diversion, layout sanction, guideline rate, FAR and setback, mutation: what each word on your plot's papers means, and why it matters.
8 Sep 2026Read it. Then check it on the map.
Every colony's boundary, its approved layout, its zoning and its paperwork — on one screen. Signing in is free.