More Views of The Ground FloorThursday, September 24th, 2009I received a few more photos of the ground floors of the two homes I am building for sale in India.
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Land & Property Investment & Development
2 Semi-Detached Homes For SaleSaturday, September 12th, 2009As some of you know I have been developing a couple of homes for sale in India. The location is Nidhi Park, Brahman Society, Chhanya area, Porbandar in Gujarat and opposite Porbandar airport. I’ve put up a simple development picture and a video to give you and idea of what the homes will look like. Also, there are thumbnails which you can click on to get A4 PDFs of the plans.
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First Floor Building Work in ProgressThursday, September 10th, 2009The ground floor ceiling has been completed in sold concrete and which has been watered over a period of about a week to avoid cracks in the hot weather. The first floor work was started about a week or so ago and I have been told that the building work on this forst floor has got to about 6 1/2 feet as the lentils are being created above all the door and window frames.
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Ground Floor Building Complete – Now The CeilingMonday, August 10th, 2009The ground floor of the homes that I’m building has been completed to a level where the ceiling and stairs to the first floor can be started work on. The ceilings and stairs are made from solid concrete by binding sheets of metal and wood together to create the required moulds. This takes most of the time and then it’s a matter of filling the moulds with concrete and due to the heat, constantly watering the cement over about a week to ensure that it does not crack.
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A Place To Manage LandWednesday, July 29th, 2009With all the time and effort put into building the well and the perimeter wall for the land, I thought a little bit more effort in building a modest temporary home /shelter / storage place on the land (complete with washroom and toilet) would not go amiss.
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Perimeter Wall & GateWednesday, July 29th, 2009The land I’ve been developing in India was intended to be used for seeding and harvesting crops. So when I started to get the well developed on the land, I though it best to build a perimeter wall to stop stray and wild animals from entering the land and eating or at least trampling on the crops.
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Well Well, The Well’s Very Well Made.Tuesday, July 28th, 2009As some may know, I have recently been back and forth from the UK and India developing land and homes in India. These activities and experiences are new to me and may seem new to you from what you have know of me.
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