A property can have multiple area figures. Swipe to see exactly what each number includes.
The space you can actually use inside the home. This is the key area to compare between properties.
Built-up area includes the carpet area plus internal walls and other covered portions.
This can include your proportionate share of common areas in addition to the built-up area.
Carpet, built-up and super built-up can describe different footprints. That's why property quotes can be confusing.
When comparing homes, focus on the area that tells you how much usable space you're actually getting.
Carpet area provides a standardised, legally defined basis for comparing residential properties.
Home A has 850 sq ft carpet area. Home B has 1,050 sq ft saleable area. Which gives you more usable space?
The saleable number alone doesn't tell the whole story. Compare carpet area to carpet area before deciding.
Go beyond brochure numbers. Read the complete guide with practical area comparisons before choosing your next home.