Small plots
No plot is too small
In Douala, available land is shrinking and being split. A plot three contractors have turned down is not a lost plot: it is a plot nobody studied properly.
One hundred and thirty square metres, three storeys
What your plot is really worth
The reflex, faced with a narrow plot, is to propose a low villa and leave the rest as yard. It is the most expensive calculation there is: you pay Douala land prices to park a car. On project FGC 140324, one hundred and thirty square metres carry three storeys of housing and retail, with a ground floor that earns and three floors above it.
It is all decided at the study stage, before the first line is drawn. Boundaries, setbacks, planning rules, bearing capacity, plant access: those constraints draw the buildable envelope, not the other way round. A contractor who tells you a number of storeys before seeing the land is selling you a disappointment.
We then survey the site by drone. On a narrow plot hemmed in by other buildings, that is often the only way to actually see progress, setting out and the party walls. The footage stays with you, and it serves the day you sell or let.
« A plot three contractors have turned down is not a lost plot. It is a plot nobody studied properly. »
130 m²
The plot of the delivered G+3
Before drawing
The plot study, always
By drone
The view the ground does not give
One contract
Ten trades, one contact
Our trades
Ten trades, one contract
The list the company publishes itself. Each one is carried out under our own contract, with no middleman added to your invoice.
Contact
Tell us about your plot
Tell us where the land is and what you want to build on it. The initial study and the first visit commit you to nothing.
