Fill in any two of carpet area, super built-up area and loading to see how much of your flat you can actually use, and what each sq ft really costs.
Fill In Any Two
Add it to see what each sq ft you can use really costs.
Fill in any two of the three boxes to see your flat's loading.
Uses the figures you enter. Check carpet area against your RERA-registered agreement for sale. This is not a survey.
Carpet area is the usable floor inside a flat's walls. Super built-up area adds the walls, usually the balconies, and a share of lobbies, stairs and lifts. The gap between the two is the loading. Apart from any balcony, it is the part of the price that pays for space outside your own floor: the walls and your share of the common areas.
Two flats with the same super built-up area can leave you very different floor to live on. Dividing the price by carpet area shows what you pay for the space inside your walls, which is also the figure RERA asks builders to quote the price on.
In the agreement for sale registered under RERA, and on the project's page on the state RERA website. Check that figure against the one in any brochure or advert, because a brochure often shows super built-up area only.