
Understanding FAR
FAR (Floor Area Ratio) defines how much total floor space can be built on a plot.
Curated references to help you validate regulations, scope, and feasibility before you build.
Clear explanations of the most common regulatory and planning terms used in residential construction.

FAR (Floor Area Ratio) defines how much total floor space can be built on a plot.

Ground coverage defines the portion of land occupied by the building footprint at ground level.

Plot setbacks are the minimum open spaces that must be left unbuilt around a plot.

Stilt is a non-habitable floor raised on columns, usually used for parking or open space.
Short guides to help you confirm local regulations and authority requirements before approvals.

MCD rules govern residential construction in Delhi, covering FAR, setbacks, height limits, and general requirements.

Noida and Greater Noida bye-laws cover FAR, setbacks, height limits, and sustainability norms.

Permissible FAR, coverage, setbacks, and key building requirements for Haryana residential plots.
Quick checks to ensure heritage and metro corridor restrictions are cleared early.

Use the geospatial map tool to verify ASI and Metro restrictions before construction.