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Bodakdev Leads as Ahmedabad’s Costliest Area

Bodakdev Leads as Ahmedabad’s Costliest Area

Bodakdev in Ahmedabad has set a new record as the city’s most expensive locality for real estate. In December 2024, a residential plot in Bodakdev was valued at an astonishing Rs 4.12 lakh per square metre, the highest in the city’s history. This surge in property value marks a significant shift in Ahmedabad’s real estate landscape, positioning Bodakdev as the new prime destination for both residential and commercial development.

The valuation, which was decided by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), was based on sale documents from neighbouring plots. It highlights the growing demand for prime urban land in this area, driven by its proximity to key infrastructure, such as the Rajpath Club and the Sabarmati Riverfront. Projections suggest that commercial properties in Bodakdev could see even higher valuations in the coming years, as businesses continue to flock to this vibrant area.

Bodakdev’s rise to the top comes at a time when property prices in other parts of the city, like Thaltej and Prahladnagar, also continue to climb. However, Bodakdev’s superior location and development potential make it the most sought-after area for high-net-worth individuals and businesses. The area’s appeal has led to land valuations outpacing even the prized riverfront locations.

The AMC’s land valuation process is designed to ensure fairness and transparency. It takes into account various factors, including the size of the plot and recent sale prices of nearby properties. For larger plots over 10,000 square metres, at least ten sale documents are used to establish a fair valuation.

With Ahmedabad’s property market showing no signs of slowing down, Bodakdev is emerging as the city’s new real estate powerhouse. Its soaring property prices reflect both the city’s rapid growth and the increasing demand for high-quality, well-located land in urban areas.

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