What is the maximum allowable deviation in actual dimensions of a property purchased

In Singapore, the maximum allowable deviations in the actual dimensions of a property are governed by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and other relevant authorities, but specific guidelines on allowable deviations are not widely publicized in general property news.

However, it is important to verify the actual floor area of a property through reliable sources such as the Singapore Land Authority’s Integrated Land Information Service (INLIS) or a valuation report to avoid discrepancies. Salespersons are expected to provide accurate information, and any significant deviations from the advertised dimensions can be considered misrepresentation.

For precise and legal interpretations, it is advisable to consult with a real estate agent, a lawyer, or relevant authorities to ensure compliance with all regulations and to protect the interests of buyers. EdgeProp Singapore provides tools and resources to help in verifying property details, but for exact allowable deviations, one should refer to the specific regulations and guidelines set by the relevant authorities.