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Plot Price Calculator: Marla, Kanal, Sq Ft

Work out the total price of a plot in Pakistan. Enter the plot size in marla, kanal or square feet, choose the marla size used in your area, and enter the rate per marla, square foot or kanal. The calculator shows the total price, price per marla, per sq ft and per kanal, and the 236K advance tax for a filer.

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How to use the plot price calculator

  1. 1 Enter the plot size and choose the unit.
  2. 2 Choose the marla size: 225, 250 or 272.25 sq ft.
  3. 3 Enter the rate and whether it is per marla, sq ft or kanal.
  4. 4 Read the total price and per-unit prices.

Worked example

A 10 marla plot at Rs 2.5 million per marla in a society using 225 sq ft marlas. The plot is 2,250 sq ft. The total price is Rs 25 million, about Rs 11,111 per sq ft or Rs 50 million per kanal. A filer buyer would pay about Rs 312,500 in 236K advance tax.

Checking a plot before you pay

  • File or possession: a file is only a right to a future plot; a possession plot has a demarcated location and can be built on.
  • Verify ownership with the society or, for revenue land, the fard from the Punjab Land Records Authority or the provincial land record office.
  • Approved schemes: check that the society is approved by the development authority; illegal schemes are common.
  • Extra costs: transfer fees, advance tax, stamp duty, development charges and corner or park-facing premiums.

Work out the advance tax with the Property Tax Calculator, and check the size with the Plot Size Calculator.

Features

Any unit

Marla, kanal or square feet.

Local marla sizes

225, 250 or 272.25 sq ft.

Filer tax

236K advance tax at 1.25% for filers.

When to use it

Comparing plots

Compare plots priced in different units. Add advance tax with the Property Tax Calculator.

Negotiation

Convert a total price to a per marla rate. Check the size with the Plot Size Calculator.

Investments

Work out the value of land holdings. Convert sizes with the Marla Converter.

File and possession plots

Check prices in housing societies. Finance it with the Home Loan Calculator.

Related Property and Land tasks

Frequently asked questions

How many square feet is one marla?

It depends on the area. Most housing societies use 225 sq ft, some use 250, and revenue records in Punjab use 272.25 sq ft.

How many marla in a kanal?

20 marla make one kanal.

Why do prices differ between societies?

Location, development status, amenities, possession status and demand all affect prices.

What taxes apply when buying?

236K advance tax (1.25% for filers), plus stamp duty, registration and society transfer fees.

Is the DC rate different from market price?

Yes. FBR and DC valuation rates are often lower than market prices, but tax is charged on the higher of the two.

What is a file plot?

A plot allotment letter in a society where the plot has not yet been demarcated. It carries more risk than a possession plot.

Is a corner plot more expensive?

Yes. Corner, park-facing and main boulevard plots usually cost 10% to 20% more.

How do I check the real size of a plot?

Ask for the society's site plan and demarcation, and measure on site before paying.

What is a possession plot?

A plot the society has handed over with demarcation, so construction can start.

How do I convert a price per square foot to per marla?

Multiply the price per square foot by the marla size used in your area. At Rs 11,111 per square foot and 225 square feet per marla, the price is about Rs 2.5 million per marla.

What extra costs come with buying a plot?

Transfer fees, stamp duty, registration, advance tax for filers or non-filers, development charges in new societies and agent commission can add a noticeable amount to the price.

Results are estimates based on the official rates linked above. Confirm important figures with the issuing authority or a qualified adviser before you act on them.

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