Land for sale in Dhaka
11 katha land for sale in Namapara, Kawla, Khilkhet, Dhaka
11 katha9 storeys45 unitsNamapara, Kawla, Khilkhet, DhakaKhilkhet21 lacper share4 katha land for sale in Namapara, Kawla, Khilkhet, Dhaka
4 katha8 storeys16 unitsNamapara, Kawla, Khilkhet, DhakaKhilkhetBeside the lake18 lacper share8 katha lakeside land for sale in Namapara, Kawla, Khilkhet
8 katha11 storeys44 unitsNamapara, Kawla, Khilkhet, DhakaAftabnagarPrice on request6 katha land for sale in E Block, Aftabnagar, Dhaka
6 kathaE Block, Aftabnagar, DhakaAbout Dhaka
Land inside Dhaka almost never changes hands as a finished house. What sells is the plot and the scheme that will stand on it, and the two are quoted together — so many katha, so many storeys, so many units to a floor. A buyer here is pricing a building that does not exist yet, which is why the storey count and the unit density matter as much as the size of the ground.
The plots on this page sit in two very different parts of the city. Khilkhet, in the north, is airport-adjacent and has been reshaped by the elevated expressway; Aftabnagar, in the east, is planned, block-numbered and built largely on filled land. They ask different questions of a buyer, and the area pages below go into each.
The checks are the same wherever the land is. Read the mouza map and the khatian rather than the seller's description of them, confirm khajna is paid to date, confirm the seller's own mutation was completed, and have a lawyer who practises land law follow the chain of registered deeds back before you pay anything more than a token.
Plots in this market are advertised in both languages. ঢাকা জমি বিক্রয় and কাঠা জমি ঢাকা are typed as often as "land for sale in Dhaka", and the listings below are the same ground under either spelling.
Areas
Common questions
How is land priced in Dhaka?
Usually per katha, or — in a share arrangement — per share of the plot. A per-share figure is not the price of the whole plot, so the two cannot be compared until you know how many shares the plot is divided into. Ask for that number before you compare two listings.
What should I check before buying land in Dhaka?
The mouza map and current khatian for the plot, khajna receipts up to date, the seller's completed mutation, and the unbroken chain of registered deeds behind the land. Confirm each from the record itself, not from a photocopy the seller supplies.
Does a plot come with approval for the storeys advertised?
Not automatically. A storey count in a listing is the scheme the owner intends, and RAJUK approval for that height is a separate question with its own answer. Ask whether approval is in hand, applied for, or neither.