Prithu Builders Private Limited

Alright, so you wanna build a house in Delhi NCR? Let me just say, before you start dreaming up infinity pools or spiral staircases, you really gotta wrap your head around this thing called Delhi FAR . FAR stands for Floor Area Ratio, and honestly, it’s like the invisible fence around your wildest design ideas. Doesn’t matter if you wanna build a palace or a treehouse, the authorities have already set the rules. Delhi NCR’s a wild jungle when it comes to construction of different localities, different rules, and way too many builders promising you the moon. Get yourself a seasoned builder and half your stress just disappears. So yeah, if you want your house to go up without turning into a soap opera, start with the FAR, then hunt down a builder you can actually trust. That’s the real secret sauce, not some Pinterest mood board. Why Should You Even Care About FAR? Design sanity: Your architect won’t draw you a castle if the FAR only allows a cottage. Budget reality check: Higher FAR =...

Once you get past the jargon, FSR and cost per square foot are actually your BFFs in this whole house building adventure. FSR’s basically the referee here; it sets the rules for how much you can actually put on your plot, like how many floors you can stack up and how much of your land gets covered in bricks and mortar. Then there’s the cost of construction per sq ft aka the cold, hard reality. It’s the number that takes your Pinterest board and says, “Cool, but here’s what you can actually afford.” But there’s always a but just because you can build that much doesn’t mean your wallet’s going to  be happy about it. That’s where the cost per square foot comes in. Basically, it’s your reality check. Want marble floors and fancy lighting? Watch that number skyrocket. Fine with the basics? You’ll save a ton. So, the floor space ratio is like your “go wild” card, but the construction cost per sq ft is that annoying friend reminding you not to max out your credit card. Figure out both, ...