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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


1. How much does it cost to build a house in Kerala?

All returns must be postmarked within 7 days of the purchase date. In fact, the cost of construction of an independent residential building in Kerala can fall in the range of Rs. 1600 to Rs. 2400 per square feet inclusive of material cost, labour charges and consultancy fees.

2. How can I get building permit in Kerala?

The first step in the process of submission of a Building Permit Application is to apply in writing to secretary of Municipality in the Form Appendix A of Kerala Municipal Building Rules. The form shall be accompanied by well dimensioned site and service plans drawn to the scale of 1:400, Building plan including elevation & floor plan, and Section drawings. Apart from these documents, the Land Tax Receipt, Copy of the Original Deed, and Sanction Drawing need to be submitted to the Municipality/Building Corporation's Department. Generally, it takes a maximum of thirty days for approval. Once sanctioned, you hold a building permit.

3. What are the documents required for building permit in Kerala?

The supporting documents to be uploaded for Building Permit Application are Aadhaar Card, latest Land Tax Receipts, Proof of Ownership of property, Possession certificate, three copies of Land sketch, Encumbrance Certificate, Voters ID and Copy of license of signatory architect /licensee. On-line acknowledgement certificate. The certificate is issued in mostly in a week, upon payment of the prescribed fees.

4. What is the procedure for land conversion in Kerala?

The principal phase for conversion of agricultural land for residential or commercial use is receiving the approval from the competent revenue authority i.e. District Collector/ RDO/ Tehsildar. To avail the approval, an application (FORM No 6) has to be submitted for change of land use citing need of such conversion. The application shall include documents like certified copies of land records, original sale deed, copies of duly signed Layout, Site plan and Building Plan, no Objection Certificates from competent authorities etc. Subsequently an enquiry will be conducted by the authorities seeking basic information of concerned land including ownership, type, area and encumbrances.

5. What are the documents required to get home loans?

To avail a home loan, an application form has to be submitted affixed with three passport sized photographs of the applicant along with identify proofs for residence, Bank Account Statement/Passbook for last 6 months. This will be followed by a signature verification by the bankers of the applicant. Besides, statement on Liabilities and Personal Assets, and property documents are to be submitted. While for salaried employees, original Salary Certificate issued by the employer and Form 16/|T Returns for the past 2 financial years are required, for self-employed businessmen/ professionals, copies of IT Returns/Assessment Orders for the last 3 years need to be submitted along with challans as proof of Advance Income Tax payment.

6. How is FSI calculated in Kerala?

FSI is the ratio of the total covered built-up area of the building to the area of the plot it stands on. For instance, if you possess an area of 1000 square feet in a locality where the FSI is 1.5, you can develop a residential or commercial building admeasuring 1,500 square feet.

7. What is plinth area of a property?

The plinth area or built-up area is the area covered by the floor of the built-up property, along with the area covered by its internal and external walls. Ideally, it exceeds the carpet area by 15 to 20 percent.

8. What is the minimum setback to be kept in residential buildings?

According to Kerala Municipal (Panchayat) Building rules, a minimum set back is to be ensured while constructing a structure. The minimum setback for residential buildings in Kerala is as follows. The set back from any street shall be as that required for a building as per KMBR / KPBR. The set back at front side shall be 3 metres, rear 1.5 metres and sides, 1 metre.

9. How deep shall be my building founded on clayey soil?

A minimum depth of 0.9 metres is adopted for buildings to be founded on clayey soil, considering the volumetric changes like expansion and shrinkage apart from characteristic plasticity. An ideal measure would be adopting a depth until a hard strata is available.

10. Which is better, Borewell or Open well?

With land becoming a scarce resource, residents are increasingly resorting to borewells. Bore wells have their own issues like chemical contamination, scaling, hardness and salinity. Nonetheless, open wells are equally susceptible to microbial contamination which anyway can be prevented by proper cover and protection from sewage leaks.

11. How many bricks do I need for 1000 square feet house?

Total number of bricks required for 1000 square feet house is 18000 to 20000.

12. What are alternative for wooden windows and doors?

An environment-friendly and lasting alternative to wood is use of uPVC material. For example, windows and doors made out of uPVC offer several advantages such as heat and fire resistance, sound-proof surroundings, freedom from termites, good aesthetics, etc. Not to mention similar advantages offered by uPVC frames.

13. How many types of flooring tiles are available?

There are mainly six types of tiles available in the market based on the material used – Ceramic, Porcelain, Glass, Marble, Granite, Other Natural Stones.

14. Which is better, flat or sloped roof?

The supporting documents to be uploaded for Building Permit Both flat roofs and sloped roofs have their own merits. Adopting a flat roof increases utility space, stability, manoeuvrability, facilitate installation and inspection. However, maintenance is warranted to prevent accumulation of debris and causation of dampness. Trussed sloped roof reduces the use of concrete significantly. Damp free ceiling and traditional outlooks are added advantages.

15. What is damp proof course?

Damp proofing or a Damp-Proof in construction is a type of moisture control applied to building walls and floors to prevent moisture from passing into the interior spaces.

16. What is minimum curing of concrete?

Curing is inevitable to ensure the viability of a building. While a minimum curing time is set as 7 days, foundations and slabs are cured for 28 days.

17. What are the most common plumbing problems in the household?

The most common plumbing problems are clogged drains and toilets, leaky faucets and pipes, water heater issues, low water pressure, and a running toilet.