A builder floor is one floor of an independent house, sold as its own property. Sea Stake checks the real estate title, the sanctioned plan, and which floor the registry names.
A builder floor is one floor of an independent house, often sold with its own registry. Buyers like it because the building is small and the floor can be separate from the neighbours.
Ask who owns the land, which floor you are buying, whether the roof and the parking are shared, and whether the building plan is sanctioned. Sea Stake checks those points before we recommend a visit in Faridabad, Gurugram, or Delhi.
What to check before you pay
- Read the title papers and, where a project is registered, the RERA record on haryanarera.gov.in before you pay a token.
- Ask for the all-in figure: the price, stamp duty or GST where it applies, and every other charge named in the agreement.
- Walk the site and compare it with the papers. A brochure drawing is not the finished property.
- An enquiry with Sea Stake does not allot a home, a plot, or a shop.
Questions buyers ask
Is the roof mine?
Only if the papers say so. Do not assume the top floor includes the terrace.
Can two buyers hold one house?
Yes. Each floor can be a separate sale. Read your floor on the registry, not only in the brochure.
Do you build the floor yourselves?
No. We advise on floors that are for sale and coordinate the visit.
Continue
Sea Stake Infraventures Pvt. Ltd. advises from J.C-6, Ground Floor, Puri VIP Floors, Sector 81, Greater Faridabad. Call +91-7289070072 or send an enquiry.
