Landowners

Why Choose GreehoGolpo as a Partner TO DEVELOP YOUR LAND?

At Greeho Golpo, we believe in turning visions into reality. Our approach to real estate is built on a foundation of trust, innovation, and sustainability. We focus on creating residential spaces that blend modern living with nature, offering not only a home but a lifestyle that enriches your life. From strategically located plots to our state-of-the-art designs, we are dedicated to providing homes that cater to your unique needs while staying true to our values of excellence and community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does DAP mean?

DAP stands for Detail Area Planning, which implements policies and recommendations from plans like the DMDP Structure Plan and Urban Area Plan.

Q: What is FAR?

FAR stands for Floor Area Ratio, a measure used to define the relationship between the total usable floor area and the total area of the plot.

Q: What affects FAR and what would be the maximum construction area of a building?

Factors such as zoning laws, building codes, plot size, and type of building can affect FAR, which influences the maximum permissible construction area.

Q: How many parking spaces will be available for any building?

The number of parking spaces is determined by local regulations and the building's type, size, and intended usage.

Q: What needs to be considered for basement floor construction?

Key considerations for basement construction include water resistance, structural stability, ventilation, drainage, and safety requirements.

Q: What is space sharing?

Space sharing involves the utilization of shared areas or resources within a building or property by multiple users or tenants.

Q: How is the distribution of floors done?

Floor distribution depends on the building design, purpose, and local regulations, ensuring optimal space usage and structural compliance.

Q: How is the size of the apartment measured?

The size of an apartment is typically measured based on its built-up area, which includes carpet area, wall thickness, and any additional balcony or utility space.

Q: Which areas are considered as common space?

Common spaces typically include hallways, lobbies, staircases, elevators, parking areas, and other shared facilities within a building.

Q: What are the considerations for getting approval of the plan?

Plan approvals require meeting zoning laws, safety regulations, environmental assessments, and other compliance guidelines set by relevant authorities.