- Land
Land, in thesize you need.
Alongside our residential communities, Resset holds land across the Ahmedabad belt - and sells it in portions. You do not have to take the whole parcel. One vigha for a house, five for a unit, twenty as a hold. We will show you the papers before we show you the plot.
Survey numbers, 7/12 extracts, zone certificates and the current jantri rate are shared at enquiry stage - before any payment, and before a site visit if you prefer it that way. Prices shown are indicative and confirmed in writing. Agricultural parcels carry a buyer-eligibility restriction under Gujarat's tenancy law; the restriction is explained on each of those listings.
- How buying land with us works
Paperwork first, then the site visit.
01
Tell us the size and the purpose
One vigha for a house, five for a warehouse, twenty as a hold - the right parcel is a different one in each case.
02
See the documents before the site
Survey number, 7/12, zone certificate and the current government rate. Read them first, then decide whether the drive is worth it.
03
We carve out your piece
You are buying a portion of a larger holding, so the boundaries of your piece are fixed and agreed before anything is registered.
04
Your advocate, not ours
Take the papers to your own lawyer. Any seller who discourages that is telling you something.
- If this is your first time
Nobody is born knowing what a 7/12 is.
What is a vigha?
A unit of land area. In Ahmedabad district one vigha is 16 guntha, or 17,424 sq ft - about a third of an acre. It is not the same size everywhere in Gujarat, so we always print the square feet beside it.
What does NA mean, and why does it matter?
Non-agricultural. It means the land has been officially converted from farm use to building use. Without it you cannot legally construct, and getting the conversion done yourself takes months with no guarantee.
Can I buy agricultural land?
In Gujarat, generally only if you are already an agriculturist - someone who already holds farmland in their own name. If you are not, look at the NA parcels instead. We will tell you plainly which applies to you.
What is jantri?
The government's own minimum value for land in an area. Stamp duty is charged on the higher of the jantri and what you actually pay, so it sets a floor on your registration cost. It is not the market price.
What is a 7/12 extract?
Also called satbara. The main land record: who owns the land, how big it is, and any loan or dispute registered against it. It is the first document to read and the one we send first.
Do I have to buy the whole parcel?
No. We hold larger parcels and sell portions out of them. Each listing shows the smallest piece we will carve off and how much is still unsold.