Gated farmland is sold three different ways: a demarcated NA plot, an undivided share in a larger survey number, or a licence. What you actually own, and the caveats to check first.

Farmhouse land near Mumbai in 2026: price bands for Karjat, Khopoli and Mangaon, the Section 63 agriculturist rule, how much you can build, and what to verify first.

Mangaon land trades roughly Rs 15-30 lakh per acre for outlying parcels in 2026. Check the NH-66 bypass status, NA conversion rule and ready-reckoner before buying.

Shrivardhan land in 2026: per-acre coastal price bands, the CRZ caveat, the Revas–Reddi Coastal Highway and Dabhol creek bridge, distance realities and what to verify.

Neral land asking prices run about Rs 800-1,200/sq ft near the station in 2026. Check the Panvel-Karjat rail status, NA conversion rule and ready-reckoner first.

Khalapur land in 2026: residential, industrial and acreage price bands, the Expressway Missing Link open since 1 May 2026, the frozen ready-reckoner and what to verify.

Chaul Revdanda land in 2026: price bands per guntha, the CRZ coastal caveat, the Virar–Alibaug corridor and Dharamtar creek bridge, and what to verify before buying.

Building permission for a plot in Maharashtra is granted by the planning authority under the MRTP Act, 1966 and UDCPR 2020, through a commencement certificate — with an occupancy certificate required before use.

Plot encroachment in Maharashtra is met with three steps: official demarcation through the land-records office, fencing that records possession, and a remedy via the Mamlatdar, police or a civil suit.

A property card is the record of rights for city-surveyed (urban, non-agricultural) land in Maharashtra, kept in Form D — the urban equivalent of a 7/12, distinct from the 8A holding statement.