Before you start looking for a project, clearly determine how much you can spend on construction. The budget will help you choose projects that meet your financial capabilities.

The size, shape, relief and location of the plot have a great influence on the design of the house. Make sure that the plot you choose meets your needs and is suitable for the house you are planning. It is very important to find out in advance about the current situation of engineering infrastructure and communication communications on the plot, I recommend in all cases to consult with specialists, architects.

• Number of rooms: How many bedrooms and other rooms will you need?
• Number of floors: Do you want a single-story, two-story, or even taller house?
• Functionality: Are specific rooms required, such as a study, garage, storage room, gym?
• Style and Design: Do you have specific style preferences (modern, classic, rustic, etc.)?

Consider energy-saving solutions such as passive houses, solar energy, heat pumps, and other green solutions such as panel thatched houses.

Different projects may have eligible construction deadlines. Consider how long you would like to complete the construction.

Make sure the project you choose meets all local building regulations and codes. This may include distances from neighboring lots, height restrictions, building density, etc.

When planning a house project, think about the future. Can your family grow? Might you need more space in a few years?

Consider how your home will fit into the overall neighborhood environment. This may include architectural stylistic combinations with other neighboring houses.

Consider things like outdoor spaces, gardens, patios, pools and other amenities that may be important to your quality of life.