What does 5 acre cost in the Sohna belt?

At the local median of ₹1,653/sq ft, roughly ₹28.8 Cr to ₹43.2 Cr for the land. Built property sits above that. Figures are asking prices from listing data on the belt, not transacted rates or a valuation.

How many square feet is that?

1,74,240–2,61,360 sq ft, which is how the listings measure it. In square yards, divide by nine.

Is 5 acre the common size here?

The median plot in the Sohna belt is 2,420 sq yd, so 5 acre sits at or above the local norm.

5 acre · the Sohna belt

5 acre farm land in the Sohna belt

At ₹1,653/sq ft — the median rate in the Sohna belt — a 5 acre plot works out at roughly ₹36 Cr before anything is built on it.

Listings on the belt: 442
Median asking: ₹4.31 Cr
Median plot: 2,420 sq yd
Median rate: ₹1,653/sq ft

5 acre in the Sohna belt

What the listings actually show

The belt carries 442 listings in our data, with a median asking price of ₹4.31 Cr on a median plot of 2,420 sq yd — roughly ₹1,653/sq ft.

Land-bank scale. Rarely a single clean holding — expect several khasra numbers, several sellers, and a longer diligence than any built property will ever need.

Bare land at this size is bought either to build on or to hold. Both need the same checks — jamabandi, mutation, land classification and a recorded approach road — but only the first needs the plot to be a shape you can actually build on, so walk it before you decide.

That is about the belt's own median, so you are paying the going rate here rather than a premium or a discount.

Every figure on this page is aggregated from asking prices on current listings in the belt. They are not transacted rates, not a valuation, and not a quote.

Questions we get asked

What does 5 acre cost in the Sohna belt?: At the local median of ₹1,653/sq ft, roughly ₹28.8 Cr to ₹43.2 Cr for the land. Built property sits above that. Figures are asking prices from listing data on the belt, not transacted rates or a valuation.
How many square feet is that?: 1,74,240–2,61,360 sq ft, which is how the listings measure it. In square yards, divide by nine.
Is 5 acre the common size here?: The median plot in the Sohna belt is 2,420 sq yd, so 5 acre sits at or above the local norm.

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