Plots in Dholera are available in three categories—residential, commercial, and industrial—and they are not interchangeable. Residential plots start from various sizes, commercial plots are generally located along high-traffic roads, and industrial plots are allotted within designated industrial zones of the 920 sq. km Dholera SIR. The permitted use of any plot is determined by its Town Planning zone, not by the buyer’s intention.
Why this matters before you pay a booking amount

Most buyers ask “what is the price” first and “what can I legally build” second. That order costs money. A residential-zone plot cannot become a warehouse because a factory opened nearby, and an industrial parcel will not get you a home loan. This article compares the three types by permitted use, size, buyer fit and approvals.
Key takeaways
- Dholera SIR spans 920 sq km and is being developed as a greenfield industrial city under the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor.
- 1 sq yard = 9 sq ft. All Dholera rates are quoted in ₹ per sq yard (locally, per gaj).
- Residential plot sizes commonly offered run 100–400 sq yards, spanning budget to villa-grade.
- Commercial value depends on frontage and footfall, not just area.
- Industrial plots are typically allotted by the authority inside industrial zones, a different process from buying a developer’s plot.
- The Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway was inaugurated on 31 March 2026 , cutting travel time to the SIR.
What types of plots can you buy in Dholera Smart City?

Three, and the Town Planning scheme decides which is which. Dholera SIR is divided into TP zones — TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4 and the Activation Area — with land use fixed per zone under the Special Investment Region Act, 2009. The most useful document before booking is the TP zone map showing your survey number and its designated use.
| Plot type | Permitted use | Typical size offered | Usual buyer |
| Residential | Homes, villas, plotted development | 100–400 sq yards | End-user, first-time investor, NRI |
| Commercial | Retail, offices, showrooms, services | 500–5000 sq yards | Business owner, rental-income investor |
| Industrial | Manufacturing, logistics, warehousing | 1000-5000 sq yrds | Company, MSME, institutional buyer |
Mixed-use parcels exist in some layouts, but treat any “convertible later” claim as unverified unless the approved layout says so in writing.
What do residential plots in Dholera SIR actually offer?

Flexibility of size and a low entry ticket. Common sizes are 100–125 sq yards for budget buyers, 150–200 sq yards for an independent home, and 250–400 sq yards for villa-grade plots. That range is why residential is the default for first-time buyers and NRIs, who want a holdable asset without a business plan attached.
What moves residential value is unglamorous: approved road width, distance to the Activation Area, and whether the layout is NA-converted with clear title. Proximity to the airport corridor is a demand story, not a guarantee. Angel Nova’s residential inventory sits across Angel Enclave, Angel Riveria and Angel Palm
Are commercial plots in Dholera worth buying now?
They carry higher upside and higher timing risk. Commercial land depends on people arriving — workers, residents, footfall. In August 2026 Dholera’s industrial base is expanding but its resident population is still small, so commercial land is a bet on the occupancy curve over the next 5–10 years, not on this year’s rent.
The industrial-commercial link is real: as units commission inside the industrial zones, demand follows for offices, food and retail nearby. If you buy commercial, buy frontage on a designated DP/TP road, not an interior parcel with a commercial label.
Who should buy industrial plots in Dholera SIR?

Buyers with an actual operating plan. Industrial parcels are generally routed through the authority’s allotment process for units setting up inside designated industrial zones, with conditions attached to timelines and use . This is not a retail investment product and should not be sold as one.
For MSMEs and suppliers to the manufacturing cluster the case is simple: plug-and-play trunk infrastructure, plus expressway and airport proximity. For a passive investor, industrial is usually the wrong door — thinner liquidity, heavier compliance.
Which plot type fits your goal?
| If your goal is… | Choose | Watch out for |
| Build a home in 5–10 years | Residential | NA status, road width, title |
| Lowest entry ticket | Residential 100–125 sq yd | Interior plots, weak road access |
| Rental income later | Commercial | Buying before footfall arrives |
| Run a manufacturing unit | Industrial | Allotment conditions, use restrictions |
| Pure resale play | Residential in a completed layout | Resale depth is still limited |
What we saw on site in August 2026

Insert here: your verified August 2026 rate sheet across TP zones, drone footage of Activation Area roads, a photo of the internal road at your live project, and one anonymised client case. Competitors cannot copy this, so make it the most specific part of the page.
What can go wrong when buying a plot in Dholera?
Six checks, in order of how often they catch buyers out.
- NA conversion — agricultural land is not buildable. Ask for the NA order, not a promise.
- Title and registry — run an independent title search on the ownership chain.
- DSIRDA layout approval — an approved layout number, or walk away.
- RERA registration — verify the number on the Gujarat RERA portal yourself.
- SIR boundary — many “Dholera” plots sit outside the notified region and carry no SIR planning benefit.
- Timelines — infrastructure milestones slip. Treat marketing timelines as ambition.
Prices are indicative and vary by plot, size, frontage and location. No developer can guarantee appreciation.
Conclusion
Three things to carry away. First, the plot category is fixed by the Town Planning zone, so match it to your goal before comparing prices. Second, residential plots at 100–400 sq yards remain the entry point for individual buyers, while industrial parcels suit operating businesses. Third, the paperwork chain — NA order, title, layout approval, RERA number, SIR boundary — separates a sound purchase from a costly one.
Frequently asked questions
100–125 sq yards (900–1,125 sq ft). Commercial and industrial minimums differ by zone and allotment rules.
Rates are quoted in ₹ per sq yard and vary sharply by TP zone, frontage and distance from the Activation Area. Request our August 2026 zone-wise sheet.
Plotted projects sold to buyers must be registered where RERA applies. Always check the registration number on the Gujarat RERA portal before booking.
Not on your own initiative. Land use is set by the Town Planning scheme, and any change is an authority decision. Buy for the use you actually want.
