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Buying a property in India is a long and tedious process, often accompanied by Vaastu considerations. Although Vaastu Shastra experts say that all directions are equally good, several myths prevail on the subject. For example, a south or west-facing property is considered less favorable for owners, whereas an east-facing property is believed to be luckier for the residents. Sometimes, people are ready to pay extra for Vaastu-compliant homes. However, is it worth it? Let us find out.<\/p>\n

What is an east-facing house?<\/strong>
\nIf you are inside the house, in front of the entrance door, it is the direction you face while coming out of your home. If you face east while exiting the home, you have an east- facing house.<\/p>\n

Are east facing houses good?<\/strong>
\nIt is often believed that the houses that are more spacious in the east, are blessed with more fortune and luck. Homes that are broad and at a lower level in the east than other directions, are considered luckiest.<\/p>\n

See also: Projects in Panvel<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Vastu for east-facing property<\/strong>
\nAccording to Vastu Shastra guidelines, east-facing properties are believed to be good for buildings and multi-storey apartments. However, for independent houses and bungalows, this direction is not counted amongst the best choices. Also, there are certain Vastu rules, guidelines and principles that have to be followed when it comes to Vastu for an east-facing property.<\/p>\n

Vastu for east-facing main door<\/strong>
\nIf you have an east-facing home, take caution while placing the main door entrance. Always ensure that your entrance is exactly in the middle and not in the south-east or north-east, as these two corners are considered unlucky for placing the main door in the east-facing property, according to Vastu.<\/p>\n

If your entrance is in the north-east corner, make sure the main door does not touch the north-east corner. For this, you can leave at least 6 inches (1\/2 ft) gap between the wall and the main door.<\/p>\n

If you have a south-east facing main entrance, follow these remedies to nullify the Vastu dosha:<\/p>\n

Place three Vastu pyramids, one on each side of the door and the third one on the top of the main door, in the centre.
\nYou can also place the symbol of Om, Swastik and Trishul, on both sides of the door.
\nInstall a Siddha Shukra Yantra for eliminating negative energy from the home.
\nAlternatively, you can also use a Siddha Vastu Kalash, to amplify the positive energy generated in this part of the corner.<\/p>\n

East-facing house Vastu plan<\/strong>
\nIf you are planning to construct an east-facing house, it is important that you adhere to a Vastu-compliant house plan, to ensure flow of positive energy inside the home. You can also consult with an architect or a planner, who can come up with a customised east-facing Vastu house plan, as per your requirements. Here is a brief about how your house plan should look like, if you have an east-facing home:<\/p>\n

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The above house plan is for east-facing house. It has been divided into nine padas from north to south.<\/p>\n

Here are some other facts that you should keep in mind when planning the construction:<\/p>\n

Place the main doors in fifth pada, if your home is east-facing. It attracts respect, fame and recognition. If the fifth pada is small, you can also use the third, fourth, sixth or seventh padas.
\nAvoid the first, second, eighth and ninth padas for planning the main door here.<\/p>\n

Dos and don\u2019ts for east-facing house<\/strong><\/p>\n