Drag a corner or the middle of a side to reshape the plot. Tap a corner or a side to edit it. This plot has an inward corner, so the number is approximate. For an L-shaped plot, draw the larger part without the inward corner.
Draw any plot in Maharashtra and see what the rules allow on it.
Each number shows the UDCPR clause it comes from.
Your plot
Shape, sides and north
Degrees clockwise from north: 0 is north, 90 is east. Or drag the north arrow on the plan.
Zone and road widening
What you want to build
Floors, heights and flats
Sale and costs
Enter your own rates and Citiwise adds them up against the areas above. Add the profit you need and it also shows the most you can pay for the land, and the biggest share of flats you can offer a landowner in a joint development. Other costs means fees, finance, marketing and the like. The carpet share decides how many flats the building holds wherever you leave a count blank. The stilt floor doesn't count in FSI but still has to be built, so if you leave its rate blank it is costed at the construction rate.
What you can build
- Feasibility studyA4, to read, print or save as PDF
- Send the study on WhatsAppAs a link, to anyone you choose
- Drawing for the architectThe plot in BPMS layers, DXF
Before you rely on a number, open its clause and read it yourself. How we test Citiwise
The building
Clause by clause
Each number above, traced back to the table row it comes from.
What UDCPR allows on your plot
UDCPR 2020 is the rulebook for building in every town in Maharashtra outside Greater Mumbai. Draw your plot, mark the roads around it and pick what you want to build. Citiwise tells you how much you can build with and without TDR, the margin on each side, how tall you can go, the parking and the approvals you will need. Each number shows its clause, and the study prints on A4.
By town: Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Nagpur, Nashik, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Kalyan-Dombivli, Chh. Sambhajinagar, Kolhapur, Solapur, Sangli, Satara, Amravati, or every town and authority.