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10/09/2026

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15/08/2026

Know your real estate measurements in India because knowing exactly what you’re paying for matters! 🏡

India uses several traditional and regional units of land measurement, and their exact values can vary significantly across states and even districts.

For example, 1 Bigha doesn’t have a standard size across India. Depending on the region, it can range from approximately 6,750 sq. ft. to 27,220 sq. ft.

This is just one example of how diverse India’s real estate practices and measurement systems can be.

Did I miss a regional measurement unit commonly used for real estate transactions in your state? 👇
Drop it in the comments and let us know! 📐🏠

10/08/2026

The biggest real estate mistake I have ever seen someone make?

Buying a property based only on how it looks.

I’ve seen buyers get excited about a beautiful home, a great view, or a “good deal” and forget to ask the questions that actually matter:

→ Is the location appreciating?
→ What is the resale potential?
→ Are the documents and approvals in order?
→ What are the hidden costs?
→ Is the property priced correctly for the market?
→ Does it actually fit your long-term goal?

A property can look perfect and still be a bad investment.

Before you fall in love with the property, fall in love with the numbers, location, and due diligence first.
Because in real estate, the wrong decision can cost you years of savings.

Save this before your next property visit. 🏠
And if you’re planning to buy, DM me “PROPERTY” and let’s talk.

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06/08/2026

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01/08/2026

Buying a property simply doesn’t mean you are the legal owner…here are few documents one should be aware to be a legal owner of a property✅

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30/07/2026

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. Don’t limit your options.

Here’s why working with a real estate consultant can make all the difference:

✅ More options, not just one project – Explore multiple properties from different developers based on your needs.

✅ Advice tailored to your budget – Instead of stretching your finances, a consultant helps you find the best value within your budget.

✅ Unbiased guidance – The focus is on helping you choose the right property, not just closing a sale.

✅ Market insights – Get information about upcoming locations, appreciation potential, builder reputation, and future growth.

✅ Time-saving – No need to visit dozens of projects. Your consultant shortlists the best options for you.

✅ Better negotiation support – An experienced consultant can often help you secure better pricing, offers, or payment plans.

✅ End-to-end assistance – From property selection and site visits to paperwork and final possession, you have someone guiding you throughout the process.

A good real estate consultant doesn’t just sell a property, they help you make the right investment for your future.

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28/07/2026

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22/07/2026

Square Feet by Square Feet is more than a real estate brand, we’re a promise of trust, quality, and a place you’ll be proud to call home.

With ₹50 Crore+ in assets under management, we’ve built our reputation by helping families and investors make confident real estate decisions backed by transparency and expertise.

Because a home isn’t just four walls—it’s where dreams begin, memories are made, and generations grow together.

That’s why we’re here to build for you and with you, bringing you thoughtfully selected, premium homes that match your aspirations and lifestyle.

Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading to a luxurious space, or making a smart investment, we’re committed to guiding you every step of the way.

Square Feet by Square Feet building trust, creating homes, and shaping a better tomorrow.

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20/07/2026

Don’t Buy a Home in India in 2026 Without Doing These 7 Things 🇮🇳

1. Check if the EMI Fits Your Budget

Before you fall in love with a property, calculate what you can comfortably afford.

A simple rule:

* Your home loan EMI should ideally not exceed 30–35% of your monthly household income.
* Your total EMIs (home loan + car loan + personal loan + credit cards) should stay below 40–45% of your monthly income.

Banks may approve a higher loan amount, but that doesn’t always mean it’s financially comfortable.

2. Budget for Maintenance & Ownership Costs

Buying a home isn't just about paying the EMI.

Apart from the purchase price, you'’l also have recurring expenses such as:

* Society maintenance charges
* Property tax
* Repairs and maintenance
* Home insurance
* Utility deposits

A good practice is to set aside 1–2% of your property's value annually for maintenance and unexpected repairs.

For example:
If you're purchasing a 1 Crore home, plan for approximately 1–2 lakh per year towards upkeep.

3. Improve Your Credit Score Before Applying

Your CIBIL score plays a major role in determining:

* Loan eligibility
* Interest rates
* Approval chances

Before applying:

* Pay all EMIs and credit card bills on time.
* Keep your credit utilisation below 30% of your total limit.
* Avoid applying for multiple loans or credit cards within a short period.

A better credit score can help you secure a lower interest rate and save lakhs over the loan tenure.

4) Build an Emergency Fund

Don't spend all your savings on the down payment.

Maintain an emergency fund covering at least 6 months of your household expenses and EMIs.

This gives you financial security during unexpected situations like job changes, medical emergencies, or market uncertainty.

5) Have for the Down Payment

Most banks finance 75–90% of the property's value.
You’ll generally need to arrange:

* 10–25% as the down payment
* Registration and stamp duty
* Other upfront charges

The higher your down payment, the lower your loan amount and long-term interest burden.