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Depending on the regulatory law in your location (Counrty/State/City) this may vary. Where I am from, the construction area can have two meanings:

1. The common: An area where construction work is being commenced

2 Technical (depending on regulatory law and how it defines it): The horizontal area that can be constructed.

Built-up area:

1. Common: An area that is built (in some countries, nothing is considered built unless cement/bricks are used)

2. Technical: The total contsructed Area, horizontal and vertical in meter/feet square.

Example (regarding Technical meanings):

a land lot of 1,000 m.sq. that falls into, let's say Zone A, where Zone A allows 60% construction area, will then have: 600 m.sq construction area, (let's say 3 floors were built, all 3 of 600m.sq) with a total built-up area of 1,800 m.sq.

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