Guide to buying an urban plot

Today I want to share a practical guide for those looking to buy an urban plot. Here are the key points to consider, ordered by importance:

1. Legal aspects and documentation:
Property title: Make sure it is free of liens and encumbrances.
Plans and deeds: Check that all documentation is in order.
Licenses and permits: Verify that you have all the necessary licenses.
2. Land use and zoning:
Regulations: Make sure the parcel allows for single-family homes.
Regulations: Find out about building restrictions.
Services and infrastructure:
Basic services: Check access to water, electricity, gas, sewage and internet.
Quality of infrastructure: Make sure it is adequate.
4. Location:
Proximity to services: Consider proximity to hospitals, schools and public transportation.
Access and connectivity: Evaluate access to main roads.
Neighborhood environment: Analyze the safety and development of the area.

5. Topography and soil conditions:
Terrain characteristics: Check slope, levelness and stability.
Natural elements: Consider trees, rocks or bodies of water.
6. Size and shape of the plot:
Total area: Evaluate if the size is adequate. 300-400 m² is ideal.
Shape: Shape may affect the layout of the house.
Future expansions: Consider expansion possibilities.
7. Costs and budget:
Purchase price: Compare with other plots.
Additional costs: Include taxes and fees.
Total budget: Plan the total construction budget.
8. Orientation and climate:
Orientation: Affects energy efficiency and comfort.
Climate: Considers risks such as flooding.
9. Future development of the area:
Urban development plans: Find out about future plans.
Future projects: Evaluate their impact on the parcel.
10. Environmental impact:
Environmental impact: Evaluates and considers sustainable solutions.

These points will help you make an informed decision and ensure that the plot meets your expectations. Good luck!