QUOTE(villageboy34 @ Dec 28 2012, 06:14 PM)
I always hear people saying the house size either in square feet (eg 20 X 70 )or square meter (eg 850m² ).
But how do we which do not familiar with those numbers to get the rough idea of how big or small is the house?
May I know how can I know how big is the land size based on the number given?
Like single/double terrace should be a X b , bungalow should be c X d
something like that
Is there any standard for this?
Appreciate everyone helps! smile.gif
In fact there is no so-called standard built up in the property market.
the bigger the built up, the more u pay.
to my interest I prefer residential with minimum 24' x 75' to 110' land area and built up >3,000 sq feet.
if they talk abt square meter; 1 sq meter = 10.764 sq feet
additional info that i hope may b helpful,
in fact nowadays some developers or owners simply bluff the gross floor area (GFA) or built up area during their sale.
GFA shall only include area (length x width) with 4 walls + 1 ceiling as enclosure; staircase, terrace, balcony, yard, car-park shd be factored in calculation making the overall area smaller.
so it is unfair for buyer to pay base on RM/sq ft. Everything is so expensive nowadays, must b calculative in property.
this is my opinion.