Real Estate

Imagine that you are enjoying a cup of tea with your spouse on a sunny balcony, with the stunning Himalayas views on the horizon. This can be your daily reality. Sounds like a fantasy? We’re here to turn it into a reality. Welcome to aafnaighar.com, where discovering the ideal house for sale in Nepal is a breeze. Nepal, a real heavenNepal is more than just mountains, monasteries and temples. It’s a...

House Construction in Nepal: A Comprehensive Guide Building a house for your own living in Nepal is a journey of passion and involvement. Process of house construction in Nepal often encounters numerous challenges such as regulatory oversight, malpractices, and unforeseen costs. Hence, understanding the house construction process is pivotal for achieving your dream home. Following are the steps of house...

Investing in real estate is one of the common ways for people to earn money all over the world, including Nepal. However, the laws governing property ownership can be complicated, particularly for Non-Resident Nepali (NRN) and international investors. This article will clarify the legal framework for NRNs and foreigners looking to acquire property in Nepal. 1. Can Non-Residents Nepali (NRN)...

One of the most frequently asked questions in Nepal’s real estate sector is whether individuals can claim and register Ailani or Parti Jagga (unregistered land) as their own. Many people have been using these lands for years, and they are in hope of officially acquiring ownership. This article presents about the legalities of Ailani land and whether it’s possible to have it registered in your...

For building a house in Nepal, it demands a significant investment that involves many factors such as construction type, building materials, labour, and location. In this guide, we’ll provide the estimated cost to construct a house in Nepal, considering different categories of construction. This article helps you plan your budget effectively by breaking down the construction expenses and providing...

We are very familiar with the common word ‘Lalpurja’. Lalpurja in English is 'Land Ownership Registration Certificate'. Malpot Office under the Department of Land Management and Archive of Nepal Government provides the Land Ownership Registration Certificate  as a proof of land owned by a person or organisation. Sample of Land Ownership Registration Certificate of Nepal (Nepali Lalpurja...

If you're a Nepalese citizen living abroad and want to sell your land and transfer land ownership in Nepal, you don’t have to be physically present in the country to do so. You can delegate someone to act on your behalf by issuing a Power of Attorney (PoA). This legal document allows you to delegate authority to your trusted individual in Nepal, enabling him/her to sell or transfer your land ownership....

To buy a plot of land for building a house somewhere in good locality of Lalitpur costs around NRs 1.5 Crore for which a Civil Servant of Nepal has to pay saving earnings of around 35 years. The price of land on the highway of Bhaktapur district has increased to 7000% now. Even by adjusting the inflation rate, the price is too high. Why is Real Estate expensive in Nepal? The Property Price to Income ratio...

Rental Agreement Introduction: If your possessions such as house, lands, flats, rooms etc are allowed to use by someone for certain period of time by charging with certain amount of money, then it is understood as 'Renting'.  The person who gives his/her possession in rent is 'Landlord' and the one who use the property and give rent is 'Tenant'. Both landlord and tenant may a person or an...

The urban population of  Nepal increased from 9% in 1991 to 22% of the total population in 2023. Nepal Census 2021 shows that the population of urban areas was 66.17% that had been increased from 61.5% in 2011 of the total population of Nepal. Urban centres increased from 58 in 2013 to 293 in 2017 (Click for Source). The transition to urban areas from dominant rural areas of Nepal is primarily because of...