Industrial Property Valuation in Delhi
Delhi's industrial areas are largely leasehold, and the lease terms affect value as much as the buildings do.
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What is different about doing this in Delhi
Okhla, Naraina, Wazirpur, Mayapuri and Bawana are Delhi's main industrial areas and each has its own rate levels.
Much Delhi industrial land is held on lease from a development authority, and the remaining term and transfer conditions matter.
Delhi has restrictions on which industrial activities may operate where, which affects who can buy a unit.
How we handle it here
- You call usTell us where the property is and what the report is for. Five minutes, free, no obligation.
- We inspectUsually the same day or the next anywhere in Delhi. Our engineer measures, checks the construction and photographs everything, with the date, time and location recorded on every photo.
- We gather the evidenceThe notified rate for your colony, its category, and records of what similar properties nearby actually sold for.
- You get the reportIn 48 to 72 hours, in the format your bank, CA, court or embassy needs.
Questions we get asked about this
- Our Okhla unit is leasehold with twenty years left.
That affects value compared with freehold or a fresh lease. We check the transfer conditions and the charges that fall due, and state the effect plainly.
- We extended the shed without approval.
We measure what physically exists and note what was and was not approved. Lenders expect that to be stated openly.
- Does the permitted activity list matter?
It does, because it limits who can buy or lease your unit. A narrower permitted use means a smaller pool of buyers.
Checked by Parish Rao, Chartered Engineer and Government Approved Valuer (Registration number CAT-I/443/117/2000-01).
Page last checked on 7 October 2026.
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Sheds, plots and the estate they sit in
An industrial unit in Delhi is usually valued on land and building rather than on comparable sales, because genuinely comparable transactions are scarce and each estate has its own character.
Okhla behaves differently from Bawana, and a corner plot with lorry access is a different asset from an interior shed on the same road. Access for goods vehicles is the factor owners most often underestimate.
Lease terms and what the allotment says
Much industrial land in Delhi is held on allotment from the authority with conditions attached: permitted use, transfer restrictions and sometimes a requirement to keep operating.
Those conditions affect who can buy and therefore what it is worth. We read the allotment letter rather than valuing the land as though it were unencumbered.