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Karjat, Khopoli, Upper Alibaug and Shrivardhan land compared on five checkable facts: distance, infrastructure status, CRZ, ready-reckoner and land use.
A ₹50 lakh budget nets about ₹47.7 lakh of ready-reckoner plot value after costs — from under 2,900 sq ft in Alibaug to over 9,100 sq ft in Shrivardhan.
Stamp duty on a Raigad plot is 4% or 5% of market value in 2026 — 5% inside the MMR boundary, 4% in a plain Gram Panchayat area — plus 1% registration.
In Karjat and Khopoli's Municipal Council cores, plot stamp duty is 4% — 3% for a sole woman buyer — charged on the higher of price or ready reckoner.
Karjat's published ready-reckoner rate rose just 6.9% over eight years — a 0.84% CAGR, far below the appreciation figures local land marketing quotes.
Atal Setu cut the Mumbai–Upper Alibaug drive to about 2 hours, but the two corridor projects that would truly open the belt are still under construction into 2028.
Maharashtra's ready-reckoner floor sets every Karjat plot price — frozen for 2026-27, and it now also fixes your one-time NA conversion premium of 0.1–0.5%.
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