Short, dated briefings on the arithmetic and the paperwork that decide what a property is actually worth to you. No forecasts, no portal statistics we cannot source — just the parts of the exercise that mislead people most often, written down plainly.
Built-up, carpet, super built-up, and land extent are four different measurements wearing one name. Comparing across them is where most property arithmetic goes wrong.
READAn EC is a search result, not a guarantee of clean title. Knowing where its edges are is the difference between a document that reassures and a document that protects.
READThey are general information about how property figures and documents work, written and dated by the desk. They are not investment advice, not a price guide, and not a substitute for a lawyer reading the actual file. Every note says what it does not cover.