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Goa Announces 2026-27 Land Rates: Panaji, Coastal Bardez Set at ₹25,000 per Sqm
✍️ Prudent Media Goa
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 04:42 PM
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The Government of Goa has released the land rates for the 2026-27 fiscal year, setting the price at ₹25,000 per square meter for Panaji and the Coastal Bardez region.
The Government of Goa has published the land rates for the 2026-27 fiscal year, with the capital city of Panaji and the Coastal Bardez region priced at ₹25,000 per square meter. The new rates will take effect from 1 April 2026 and are part of the state’s regular review of land valuation.
The announcement follows the previous assessment cycle, which saw rates adjusted to reflect market trends and development pressures. While the headline figure for Panaji and Coastal Bardez is ₹25,000, other districts will have rates set at different levels, though specific amounts were not disclosed in the brief.
Experts say the new rates could influence investment decisions, as developers and buyers weigh the cost of land against projected returns. The state’s land revenue department will oversee the implementation and ensure that all transactions adhere to the updated valuation.
The release of the 2026-27 land rates is part of Goa’s annual process to maintain transparency and fairness in land pricing, a key factor in the state’s real‑estate and infrastructure planning.
The announcement follows the previous assessment cycle, which saw rates adjusted to reflect market trends and development pressures. While the headline figure for Panaji and Coastal Bardez is ₹25,000, other districts will have rates set at different levels, though specific amounts were not disclosed in the brief.
Experts say the new rates could influence investment decisions, as developers and buyers weigh the cost of land against projected returns. The state’s land revenue department will oversee the implementation and ensure that all transactions adhere to the updated valuation.
The release of the 2026-27 land rates is part of Goa’s annual process to maintain transparency and fairness in land pricing, a key factor in the state’s real‑estate and infrastructure planning.