What does 5 acre cost in NH-48?

At the local median of ₹2,177/sq ft, roughly ₹37.93 Cr to ₹56.9 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 NH-48 is 2,616 sq yd, so 5 acre sits at or above the local norm.

5 acre · NH-48

5 acre farmhouses in NH-48

At ₹2,177/sq ft — the median rate in NH-48 — a 5 acre plot works out at roughly ₹47.42 Cr before anything is built on it.

Listings in NH-48: 19
Median asking: ₹5.03 Cr
Median plot: 2,616 sq yd
Median rate: ₹2,177/sq ft

5 acre in NH-48

What the listings actually show

NH-48 carries 19 listings in our data, with a median asking price of ₹5.03 Cr on a median plot of 2,616 sq yd — roughly ₹2,177/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.

At this size the question is usually what is already built on the plot and whether it is worth keeping. A structure that has to come down is a cost, not an inclusion.

That is roughly 32% above the belt's median of ₹1,653/sq ft — this pocket prices at a premium, and it is worth knowing what you are paying it for.

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 NH-48?: At the local median of ₹2,177/sq ft, roughly ₹37.93 Cr to ₹56.9 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 NH-48 is 2,616 sq yd, so 5 acre sits at or above the local norm.