Brokers need one number in two units before they send a WhatsApp caption. Buyers in Tamil Nadu say cent or ground. Buyers in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh say gunta. Deeds say sq ft, sq yard, or acre. This page converts those units in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. There is no login.
Bigha is intentionally absent. It is not the same size in Assam, Bengal, and Uttar Pradesh. Read land units across India before you convert a bigha. Ankanam is also absent as a button. It is explained in the glossary.
Short Tamil labels sit under the result so you can read the line aloud: சென்ட், கிரவுண்ட், ஏக்கர், சதுர அடி, சதுர யாரு, குண்டா. Paste the English line under your asking price. Do not paste a price this tool did not ask for. It does not know your market.
Kanyakumari buyers who want stamp duty or a price-per-cent check should use the buyer guides on kanyakumariproperties.com. This converter is for writing a broker’s listing.
1 cent is 435.6 square feet. That is one hundredth of an acre, the cent used in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
In Tamil Nadu, 1 ground is taken as 2,400 square feet, about 5.51 cent. The deed may still be written in square feet. If the two disagree, follow the deed.
1 gunta is 1,089 square feet, or 121 square yards, where the local gunta is one fortieth of an acre. That is the usual figure in Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.
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