Compare carpet, built-up and quoted property area
Use the NAS Live worksheet to compare carpet, built-up and quoted property area. Keep facts, missing evidence and assumptions separate before continuing.
Your NAS Live starting brief: Help me with this topic: Compare carpet, built-up and quoted property area. Ask for missing details; distinguish recorded facts from assumptions.
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Questions to discuss
- Which area basis does each quoted figure use?
- Can the seller provide the plan and agreement area schedule?
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Keep the measurement basis
A number in square feet is not enough to compare two homes. Record whether each number refers to carpet, built-up, super built-up, plot or another area. Converting units does not convert one area definition into another.
Prepare a comparable sheet
Ask for the source plan and the area label used in the agreement. Keep balconies, common areas and parking separately described. Use the unit converter only when both measurements refer to the same physical area.
Resolve discrepancies before comparing price
If a listing and a document quote different areas, retain both values with their labels and ask the seller to explain. Do not apply a guessed loading percentage or assume a marketed size is usable floor space.