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22 posts about layout-plan.
Find your land on the development plan, read its zone off the colour, spot roads not yet built, find the building rules, and lay your colony on top.
8 Sep 2025How the boundaries on the Indori Zameen map were placed and checked, who did the work, and why an unplaceable colony is left unmapped.
8 Sep 2025Plot numbers, road widths, open space, the reserved series and boundary lengths: how to read each one off a sanctioned layout plan before you pay.
8 Sep 2025Why a brochure binds nobody and a sanctioned layout does, what reserved land looks like on the sheet, and the one question to ask when the amenity is not on it.
8 Sep 2025Five two-minute checks on any plot in Indore — registration, khasra, zone, proposed roads, sanctioned plan — and the red flag hiding inside each one.
8 Sep 2025Less of the value funded, fewer years, sometimes a deadline to build, a tax break that waits — and a bank that checks the ground before it checks you.
8 Sep 2025The land is usually fine; the paper decides. The five documents that separate a plot you can build on from one you can only argue about, and how to read each.
8 Sep 2025A clean plot from a developer who does not finish is still a problem. An afternoon in a colony they completed, five things to look at, what they must prove.
8 Sep 2025A corner gives you two open sides and a bill for them; a facing decides where the sun and the gate go. What is measurable, what is preference, what matters.
8 Sep 2025A developer sells you a project and a promise; an owner sells you one parcel and its paper trail. The questions for each, and the three that never change.
8 Sep 2025Land is bought in April and lived on in August. The slope, the fill, the drain, the supply and the zone — six checks a dry-season site visit misses.
8 Sep 20251,500 sq ft, 139.4 sq m, 166.7 gaj and 'one bigha' can all describe the same plot. How to put two plots in one unit before you compare a price.
8 Sep 2025Who must register with MP RERA, what an agent's number means, and the four checks a registration does not replace: title, ownership, coverage and sanction.
8 Sep 2025A gate, a road and a wall can be finished years before a working connection. Six questions and one visit after dark tell you what you are really buying.
8 Sep 2025Khasra, khatauni, diversion, layout sanction, guideline rate, FAR and setback, mutation: what each word on your plot's papers means, and why it matters.
8 Sep 2025Boundary disputes begin as a few feet nobody measured. The six ways a line goes wrong, and the five cheap things to do before you build.
8 Sep 2025Diversion only changes what a parcel is assessed for on the revenue record. The two permissions that must follow, and which paper to ask for by date.
8 Sep 2025Five questions to put to a real estate agent before you pay a token, what a good answer sounds like, and why an agent with good stock enjoys them.
8 Sep 2025A plot and a flat are different products, not two prices for one thing. What each asks of you, and the five checks that belong to each.
8 Sep 2025Walk all four sides, pace the road, return at another hour, look down and up, ask the neighbours, photograph the markers with the date on. The site visit list.
8 Sep 2025Registration, khasra, zoning, proposed roads, the sanctioned layout, building limits, plot position and promoter: eight questions and where each answer sits.
8 Sep 2025Indore's registered colonies on one map, each with its boundary, sanctioned layout, zoning and papers: what is there, what is not, how to read one fast.
8 Sep 2025Every colony's boundary, its approved layout, its zoning and its paperwork — on one screen. Signing in is free.