Land for sale in Khilkhet, 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, DhakaAbout Khilkhet
Khilkhet is the thana on the northern edge of Dhaka that the airport sits beside, and Kawla is the part of it closest to the terminal. Namapara is a pocket inside Kawla — the sort of address that does not appear on a city map but is exactly what a buyer types when they are looking here.
What changed the ground under this area was the Dhaka Elevated Expressway. The Kawla ramp put the airport end of the city within a few minutes of Farmgate and Tejgaon by road, and land within walking distance of it is now priced against that commute rather than against the neighbourhood it used to belong to. Airport Road and the Dhaka–Mymensingh highway are the two older through routes, and Khilkhet railway station sits on the eastern side.
Plots in Namapara are sold on a share basis rather than as whole plots, which is why the listings below quote a price per share and not a total. The buildings planned on them run tall for the area — nine to eleven storeys — so ask about RAJUK approval for the height specifically, and about the aviation height restrictions that apply this close to a runway. Both are answerable questions and both change what the land is worth.
People searching for this area locally write it as খিলক্ষেত জমি বিক্রয় or কাঠা জমি ঢাকা as often as they write "land for sale Khilkhet" — the same three plots, under either spelling.
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Common questions
Why is land in Khilkhet in demand?
Position. Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is immediately west, the Dhaka Elevated Expressway ramp at Kawla connects the area to central Dhaka by road in minutes, and Airport Road and the Dhaka–Mymensingh highway both run through it. That combination is rare this far north of the city centre.
What does "per share" mean in these Khilkhet listings?
A share, or ansho, is an undivided fractional interest in the plot rather than a marked-off piece of it. The per-share price is what one share costs. It is not the price of the whole plot, and you cannot work out the plot price from it without knowing how many shares the plot is divided into — ask the seller for that figure in writing.
How tall can you build in Khilkhet?
That is a RAJUK question and an aviation one. The plots here sit close to the runway approach, so height restrictions around the airport apply on top of the ordinary approval process. Ask whether approval for the advertised storey count is in hand before you treat it as settled.
How big is a katha?
In Dhaka a katha is 720 square feet, which is about 66.9 square metres. Twenty katha make a bigha. The glossary sets this out alongside the other terms these listings use.