Ahmedabad rates, per sq ft carpet.

Vidura market brief

Ahmedabad's residential market continues to trade well above Garvi jantri benchmarks across all tracked micro-markets, with premiums ranging from roughly 33% to 62%, underscoring a persistent lag in reckoner revisions relative to actual transaction values. SG Highway–Bodakdev commands the steepest premium at 62.4% (₹9,500 vs ₹5,850/sq ft), followed closely by Vastrapur–Thaltej and Satellite–Prahlad Nagar, both above 52%—western corridors where consolidated land parcels, established social infrastructure and constrained fresh supply sustain wide valuation gaps. This has direct bearing on land acquisition costs for PPP projects in these corridors, where jantri-linked compensation formulas may understate true opportunity cost, complicating viability gap calculations. GIFT City–Gandhinagar, despite lower premium at 43.2%, remains strategically significant given its institutional anchor tenants and infrastructure-linked growth trajectory, offering more predictable asset monetisation economics for authorities structuring annuity or toll-based models. Peripheral zones like Sanand–Changodar and Naroda–Vastral show comparatively tighter spreads (~33%), suggesting better alignment for greenfield PPP land pooling. With jantri rates seeded to rise roughly 6.5% annually, the reckoner-market gap is likely to persist unless valuation cycles are shortened, keeping acquisition cost planning a live risk variable for infrastructure investors through the next fiscal.

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