1 Guntha Rate in Karjat: How to Read Land Measurements

Land listings around Karjat mix units freely. One seller quotes per guntha, another per acre, a third per sq ft. Before comparing the 1 guntha rate in Karjat with a plot price, convert everything to the same unit.

How big is 1 guntha?

UnitEquals
1 guntha1,089 sq ft, about 101.2 sq m
40 guntha1 acre
1 acre43,560 sq ft
1 hectare2.47 acres, about 98.8 guntha

How to convert a per guntha rate to per sq ft

Divide the per guntha rate by 1,089. A quote of ₹10 lakh per guntha, for example, works out to roughly ₹918 per sq ft. The example is for the arithmetic only, not a market rate.

Why per guntha and per sq ft rates are not comparable

Per guntha quotes usually describe raw or agricultural land. Per sq ft quotes usually describe NA plots with roads, water and paperwork in place. The second includes costs the first leaves to the buyer.

What does a plot look like in guntha?

At BluBay Karjat (often searched as Blu Bay Karjat), the gated hillside community by ORA Land in Halivali, plots in the current configuration range from 1,900 to 3,500 sq ft. That is roughly 1.7 to 3.2 guntha. Each plot is NA with its own 7/12 extract and freehold title.

Where to check official rates

The Ready Reckoner rate for any survey number is published by IGR Maharashtra. For the bigger picture on the corridor, see the Mumbai 3.0 guide on the ORA Group blog.

Frequently asked questions

How many sq ft is half a guntha?

About 545 sq ft.

Is guntha used for NA plots?

Sometimes, but NA plots in organised projects are almost always priced per sq ft.

Karjat Info covers places, property and everyday life in Karjat taluka. Land market analysis runs on Mumbai Property Decoded.

Location: Karjat, Maharashtra 410201, India

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