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How do you choose a plot of land?
Acquiring a plot of land is the first step for a dream home or a long-term business. Price is an important criterion that greatly influences the decision to buy. But you need to consider other factors to avoid unpleasant surprises. For example, some hidden vices that do not allow you to build what you want.
Urban land vs. terrain outside the city
First of all, you have to be interested in what can be built on the land. The land must be turned into urban land documents. The urban land is located in the locality, near some houses and constructions.
An out-of-town plot of land is located outside the village and is usually used for agriculture. It is very important to know that nothing can be built on extra-urban land. There is a possibility of transforming out-of-town land into in-town land, but this generally takes a long time and is expensive.
The utilities of a land
The next thing you need to consider is the utilities. If the land does not have the utilities drawn, you must go to the City Hall. Here you can find out if utilities will arrive in the next period. These are: sewerage, water, gas, access road, electricity, cable tv and internet. Land that does not have utilities is cheaper. However, the connection costs are quite high. The most sought after lands are those with utilities already drawn.
The location of the land
The location of the land is something you need to keep in mind. Find out about the area where the land is located. If you are thinking of moving from a block of flats to a house in a quiet area, you should definitely avoid the land on the main street. Because you will always have dust in the yard and noise caused by car traffic. Ideally, the intimate area of the courtyard should be on the opposite side of the access road. And the part of the house facing the street, there should be a vegetation area. It is also important that there are schools or kindergartens and public transport nearby.
After analyzing all these aspects, you need to contact an architect. He can tell you depending on the shape of the land, what house you can build.
Acquiring a plot of land is the first step for a dream home or a long-term business. Price is an important criterion that greatly influences the decision to buy. But you need to consider other factors to avoid unpleasant surprises. For example, some hidden vices that do not allow you to build what you want.
Urban land vs. terrain outside the city
First of all, you have to be interested in what can be built on the land. The land must be turned into urban land documents. The urban land is located in the locality, near some houses and constructions.
An out-of-town plot of land is located outside the village and is usually used for agriculture. It is very important to know that nothing can be built on extra-urban land. There is a possibility of transforming out-of-town land into in-town land, but this generally takes a long time and is expensive.
The utilities of a land
The next thing you need to consider is the utilities. If the land does not have the utilities drawn, you must go to the City Hall. Here you can find out if utilities will arrive in the next period. These are: sewerage, water, gas, access road, electricity, cable tv and internet. Land that does not have utilities is cheaper. However, the connection costs are quite high. The most sought after lands are those with utilities already drawn.
The location of the land
The location of the land is something you need to keep in mind. Find out about the area where the land is located. If you are thinking of moving from a block of flats to a house in a quiet area, you should definitely avoid the land on the main street. Because you will always have dust in the yard and noise caused by car traffic. Ideally, the intimate area of the courtyard should be on the opposite side of the access road. And the part of the house facing the street, there should be a vegetation area. It is also important that there are schools or kindergartens and public transport nearby.
After analyzing all these aspects, you need to contact an architect. He can tell you depending on the shape of the land, what house you can build.
