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Haryana's Expressways Drive Land Prices Sky-High: Gohana Land Jumps 10x to ‘10 Crore
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News18•24-09-2026, 12:30
Haryana's Expressways Drive Land Prices Sky-High: Gohana Land Jumps 10x to ‘10 Crore
- •Expressways and highways are transforming villages in Haryana, leading to a significant surge in property prices, with land values increasing from ‘1 crore to ‘7-10 crore per acre in 6-7 years.
- •The development of two sectors by HSVP along the Rohtak-Panipat Highway has boosted land rates in surrounding areas.
- •Property dealers are targeting land in Nagar, Barota, Sikanderpur Majra, and nearby villages due to bypass connectivity and the development of a Deendayal residential area.
- •Agricultural land around the Panipat-Rohtak Highway bypass and Gohana-Sonepat Highway has become prime real estate, with prices reaching ‘7-10 crore per acre depending on location and proximity to infrastructure.
- •The District Town Planner (DTP) department has taken action against illegal plotting and constructions in Nagar and Barota areas, demolishing unauthorized structures.
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Land prices that were around one crore rupees per acre six to seven years ago have now surged to between seven and ten crore rupees per acre in Gohana, Sonepat.
Property rates have increased due to the Rohtak-Panipat Highway, the Panipat-Rohtak Highway bypass, the Gohana-Sonepat Highway, and two sectors being developed by the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HSVP) along with a Deendayal residential area.
The District Town Planner department took action against illegal plotting in Nagar and Barota by using bulldozers to demolish illegal roads and constructions built by individuals attempting to profit from rising land values.
