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Thread: Saw a landed listing - 4500 sqft / 418 sqm (built-in) , 3406 sqft / 316 sqm (land)

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    Default Saw a landed listing - 4500 sqft / 418 sqm (built-in) , 3406 sqft / 316 sqm (land)

    is that a mistake? 4500 sqft (built-in) on 3406 sqft (land) ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by roly8
    is that a mistake? 4500 sqft (built-in) on 3406 sqft (land) ??
    Why not.... quite common.
    That means land area is 3406 sq ft.
    Built up to 2 levels or more, so > 3406 sq ft.

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    Perfectly ok... problem only when land area is larger than build up... this case still reasonable...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Perfectly ok... problem only when land area is larger than build up... this case still reasonable...
    ???

    tot bigger land usually lesser built up?

    both way ok la....MM land cfm bigger built up and vice versa.....as long they got follow ura guideline on the setback etc....

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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Perfectly ok... problem only when land area is larger than build up... this case still reasonable...
    like this ok?
    3109 sqft / 289 sqm (built-in) , 4880 sqft / 453 sqm (land)

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    Quote Originally Posted by roly8
    like this ok?
    3109 sqft / 289 sqm (built-in) , 4880 sqft / 453 sqm (land)
    Cases where built-up is way larger than land area usually applies to newer terraces or semi-Ds whereby the owner/developer decides to maximise his living space.

    The converse is true for very old single storey semi-Ds or detached/ bungalows. Espcially for single storey bungalows on large plots of land, the built-up is usually much smaller than land size.

    Of course there are always exceptions to the rule but there are still restrictions which you can check the guidelines in URA for the various housing types.

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    ???

    tot bigger land usually lesser built up?

    both way ok la....MM land cfm bigger built up and vice versa.....as long they got follow ura guideline on the setback etc....
    Yes you are right... was referring to inter terrace... but such big lands usually either semi d or bungalow so both ways also can...

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    Quote Originally Posted by roly8
    like this ok?
    3109 sqft / 289 sqm (built-in) , 4880 sqft / 453 sqm (land)
    Ok ok...

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