The published rate card
Eight land uses, eight published rates, all on 99 year leasehold and all undated by the page that publishes them.
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The answer, first
The highest published allotment rate in Dholera Special Investment Region is ₹ 8,000 per sq. m, which applies to both Central Business District or City Centre land and to Tourism and Hospitality land. The lowest is ₹ 400 per sq. m for a Solar Energy Park, one twentieth of the top rate. All eight rates are for 99 year leasehold and all eight are undated, because the page that publishes them does not say when they were set.
Published allotment rates, highest first
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| Record status | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Central Business District (CBD)/ City Centre | 8,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 2 | Tourism and Hospitality | 8,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 3 | Residential | 6,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 4 | High Access Corridor | 6,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 5 | Industry/Physical Infrastructure (Utilities) | 4,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 6 | Knowledge & IT | 4,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 7 | Recreation & Sports | 4,000 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 8 | Solar Energy Park | 400 | 99 years | UNDATED | OFFICIAL |
| 8 rows. Source: DICDL Land Pricing page, Table A, canonical dholera.gujarat.gov.in/land_pricing. Retrieved and last verified: 4 August 2026. Download this view as CSV. Whole dataset. | |||||
The same eight rates, drawn
- Central Business District (CBD)/ City Centre₹ 8,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Tourism and Hospitality₹ 8,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Residential₹ 6,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- High Access Corridor₹ 6,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Industry/Physical Infrastructure (Utilities)₹ 4,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Knowledge & IT₹ 4,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Recreation & Sports₹ 4,000 per Sq. Mtr.
- Solar Energy Park₹ 400 per Sq. Mtr.
n = 8 land uses. Bars are drawn to the highest published rate. Source: DICDL Land Pricing page, canonical dholera.gujarat.gov.in/land_pricing, Table A. Last verified 4 August 2026.
Four things the rate card does not tell you
- When it took effect. The table is headed Revised Land Allotment Rate and the page never says when it was revised, from what, or with effect from when. The only date anywhere on the page is a site wide footer field reading Last Updated 07/07/2026, which describes the website and cannot be tied to this table. Every rate row on this site therefore prints UNDATED.
- What anybody actually paid. No document in this source set states a price paid for any named parcel. A published asking rate is not evidence of a transaction.
- The full cost. The rates exclude GST, registration fees, stamp duty and land filling cost, and the land is allotted on an as is where is basis. That wording is the source’s own.
- The annual rent. On top of the upfront premium, the standard lease deed sets an annual lease rent of Re. 1 per sq. m per year, corroborated in the audited accounts. The standing terms page carries both clauses.
Where this rate card came from
Not from the allotment policy. The DICDL Land Allotment Policy was read in full, all 99 PDF pages of it, and it publishes no per square metre figure at all. It defines a Reserve Price as a price the Land Management Committee fixes from time to time, and it leaves every price field in the allotment letter and lease deed forms blank. The eight rates on this page come from a separate official source, the DICDL portal Land Pricing page.