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#280303 7-Dec-2020 15:42
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Can someone tell me the difference between:

 

Land Area

 

Floor Area (over foundation)

 

DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

533.0m2 Land Area

 

 

 

600.0m2 Floor Area (over foundation)

 





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  #2617628 7-Dec-2020 15:46
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From that I would derive it's a multistorey building with 600m2  floorspace on a 533.0m2 section





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  #2617629 7-Dec-2020 15:46
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Floor area over foundation and Land area should be very different things.

 

 

 

Land area should be the area of the section 

 

 

 

Floor area is typically related to the house plan being shown. If you are looking at a house plan with a floor area greater than your land area I am going to say this is most likely a mistake.

 

 

 

Hard to be sure without actually seeing what you area referring too.


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  #2617642 7-Dec-2020 16:05
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sign:

Floor area over foundation and Land area should be very different things.


 


Land area should be the area of the section 


 


Floor area is typically related to the house plan being shown. If you are looking at a house plan with a floor area greater than your land area I am going to say this is most likely a mistake.


 


Hard to be sure without actually seeing what you area referring too.



Pretty easy to have a two or three story house have more floor area than there is land area...



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  #2617667 7-Dec-2020 16:24
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I have re-checked the web site and it's definitely not a 2-storey house.

 

Had a look around at similar properties it is obviously a mistake on their part.

 

Thank you to all. 





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