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Aerial view of wheat and mustard fields near the airport edge at Bijwasan, South West Delhi

Area guide

Buying Land in Bijwasan

Farmhouse and farm land beside IGI Airport: height limits, pooling lists, expressway access and circle rates.

  • 13 villages

    Bijwasan sub-division

  • 10.1 km in Delhi

    Dwarka Expressway

  • Village not listed

    DDA pooling lists

  • ₹53 lakh/acre, reported

    Agri circle rate

*Indicative range across districts and land types. Stamp duty, registration and conversion charges are additional. Local measurement units vary — every listing states the unit it is priced in. Not a valuation or an offer.

Micro-market record — Bijwasan

Rev. 2026 · Farmland India desk

District

South West Delhi, Bijwasan sub-division with 13 villages (Revenue Department list, December 2025)

Place

Bijwasan, Dhoolsiras, Kapashera and Mahipalpur are in the same sub-division (Revenue Department)

Land pooling

Bijwasan village is in neither DDA list we opened; Dhoolsiras is (list 1; list 2)

Airport rule

AAI zoning gives a permissible height per grid; read it on NOCAS (AAI guidelines, 2017)

Road access

Dwarka Expressway Delhi section and UER-II stretch inaugurated 17 Aug 2025 (ETV Bharat)

Circle rate

Single rate of ₹53 lakh per acre, reported; the draft revision names Bijwasan (Realty Today, December 2025)

Sub-area overview

Bijwasan — a sub-division beside the airport, with height limits to read first

Buying agricultural land in Bijwasan means buying in a sub-division of 13 revenue villages that includes Bijwasan, Dhoolsiras, Kapashera and Mahipalpur (Revenue Department list, December 2025). The sub-division office shares the Old Terminal Tax Bijwasan Building in Kapashera with the South West district office (Revenue Department offices page). Anyone searching for a farmhouse or farm land here is buying an address plus a legal position, and the legal position matters more than the address.

Three rules shape what a plot can become. First, the Delhi Land Reforms Act applies to land recorded as agricultural until a village is urbanised by a Section 507(a) DMC Act notification, as the High Court held in August 2026 (Delhi High Court), so the seller's holding and the recorded use must be clean. Second, Bijwasan village is in neither DDA pooling list we opened, so pooling is not the exit route it can be in Najafgarh (DDA list; updated list). Third, the airport: AAI's colour-coded zoning map covers 20 km around an airport and gives a permissible top elevation per grid, and a plot in a red grid must apply to AAI through the NOCAS portal (AAI guidelines, August 2017).

We found no sourced price series for Bijwasan: no dated registered rate, compensation figure or notified circle rate, and we use no listing prices. Realty Today names Bijwasan among the villages in the December 2025 draft circle-rate revision, against a single reported rate of ₹53 lakh per acre unchanged since 2008 (Realty Today). Read the Delhi agricultural land rules and the Delhi state page for rules common to all of Delhi, and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway land impact note on the wider expressway network.

  • South West Delhi
  • Airport zoning grid
  • Height-limit zone
  • Not in pooling list
  • NRIs barred (agri)
Locator map of Bijwasan in South West Delhi, Delhi, showing Bijwasan, Kapashera, Dwarka, Najafgarh

Connectivity

How Bijwasan connects

Bijwasan is short on distance and long on conditions: the airport and the expressways help access, and the airport also caps what you may build.

By road and air (approximate)

IGI AirportNo route-checked distance; AAI zoning covers 20 km (AAI, 2017)
Bijwasan railway stationDescribed as upcoming in the PMO release; no date found
Dwarka ExpresswayDelhi section inaugurated 17 Aug 2025 (ETV Bharat)
UER-IIAlipur–Dichaon Kalan stretch inaugurated 17 Aug 2025 (ETV Bharat)
NajafgarhNeighbouring sub-division; Dichaon Kalan sits there (Revenue Department)
Delhi–Haryana borderDelhi section of the Dwarka Expressway ends at the border (PMO)

Read this before relying on distances

No distance is given because we did not read route-checked figures. A plot near the airport boundary can sit under a lower height cap than one a few kilometres away, so treat proximity as both a benefit and a limit.

Growth catalysts

Upcoming infrastructure & developments

Status labels reflect sources read in October 2026. Government-announced timelines are not guaranteed; items marked confirm have single or conflicting sources.

02Operational

02In progress, pending or policy

Inaugurated · 17 Aug 2025 Dwarka Expressway (Delhi section)
Inaugurated · 17 Aug 2025 UER-II (Alipur to Dichaon Kalan stretch)
Announced · confirm Bijwasan railway station (upcoming)
In force · 20 Aug 2026 Master Plan for Delhi 2047
Inaugurated · 17 Aug 2025

Dwarka Expressway (Delhi section)

The PMO describes the 10.1 km Delhi section, built for around ₹5,360 crore, as running from the Shiv Murti intersection to the Delhi-Haryana border, with links to the DMRC Blue and Orange lines and an upcoming Bijwasan railway station. ETV Bharat reported the inauguration on 17 August 2025 and a 19 km Haryana section opened in March 2024.

Source: PMO, August 2025; ETV Bharat, August 2025

Delhi section

10.1 km

Cost

~₹5,360 cr

Inaugurated

17 Aug 2025

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bijwasan
  • Kapashera
Inaugurated · 17 Aug 2025

UER-II (Alipur to Dichaon Kalan stretch)

The PMO put the cost of the Alipur to Dichaon Kalan stretch at around ₹5,580 crore, with direct access to Bahadurgarh and Sonipat, and gave no length for it. Business Today describes the whole UER-II as 76 km from Alipur to Mahipalpur, 54 km in Delhi.

Source: PMO, August 2025; Business Today, August 2025

Whole route

76 km

Cost (stretch)

~₹5,580 cr

Inaugurated

17 Aug 2025

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bijwasan
  • Najafgarh
Announced · confirm

Bijwasan railway station (upcoming)

The PMO release lists an upcoming Bijwasan railway station among the Dwarka Expressway's links. We found no tender, date or design, so treat this as an announcement only.

Source: PMO, August 2025; confirm with Northern Railway

Status

Announced

Dates

Not found

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bijwasan
In force · 20 Aug 2026

Master Plan for Delhi 2047

The Housing Ministry unveiled MPD-2047 on 20 August 2026 as a 535-page plan. Outlook Money reports nearly 200 sq km of planned expansion through land pooling and about 12 lakh homes expected from it. Bijwasan village is not in either DDA pooling list we opened. The gazette copy and zonal plans were not opened.

Source: ThePrint, August 2026; Outlook Money, August 2026; DDA pooling lists. Gazette copy not opened

Unveiled

20 Aug 2026

Pooling area

~200 sq km

Homes via pooling

~12 lakh

Land markets in the blast radius

  • Bijwasan
  • Najafgarh

Agriculture & terrain

Soil, crops & water in Bijwasan

Crop and water figures below are Delhi-wide; we found nothing specific to Bijwasan village.

Soil & crops

We found no sourced soil or crop survey for Bijwasan village. The Planning Department's Economic Survey 2018-19 shows Delhi's net sown area falling from 34,034 ha in 2000-01 to an estimated 22,300 ha in 2018-19, with wheat on 19,671 ha in 2017-18 (Economic Survey of Delhi 2018-19). Check the khatauni entry for any parcel.

  • Wheat
  • Falling sown area
  • Khatauni check
  • Groundwater stress

Water

CGWB put Delhi's stage of groundwater extraction at 100.77% in 2024, with 14 of 34 assessment units over-exploited, 13 critical, 2 semi-critical and 5 safe; the report we opened does not name the Bijwasan unit (CGWB, 2024). Test borewell yield and quality on site.

Mandi price reference

We have not used a mandi price series; no market-level price was sourced for Bijwasan.

Fenced farm plot near Bijwasan in South West Delhi with fields and an expressway in the distance

Micro-market report — Bijwasan

Farmland India view

Why buyers look at Bijwasan

Reasons buyers look at this micro-market, stated with the evidence we have. Not a price forecast.

Delhi address, shrinking farmland

Delhi's net sown area fell from 34,034 ha in 2000-01 to an estimated 22,300 ha in 2018-19 (Economic Survey of Delhi 2018-19), so open parcels are scarce.

Two expressways within reach

The Dwarka Expressway Delhi section and the Alipur–Dichaon Kalan stretch of UER-II were inaugurated on 17 August 2025 (ETV Bharat, August 2025).

A defined height rule

AAI's zoning map gives a permissible top elevation for each grid, which a buyer can read on NOCAS before buying (AAI guidelines, 2017).

Better read as a hold, not a flip

Bijwasan village is not in either DDA pooling list we opened, and the circle-rate revision is only a draft, so value depends on lawful use rather than a policy re-rating.

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STRAIGHT TALK

Risks & challenges specific to Bijwasan

Specific to this micro-market, beyond the South West Delhi and Delhi-wide points.

Land Reforms Act limits what a deed can do

Section 33 of the Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954 stops a bhumidhar from transferring land if the transferor would be left with less than eight standard acres, and Section 42 makes the transferee liable to ejectment (India Code text). Section 81, on non-agricultural use, was outside the part of the Act we opened; that copy stops near Section 75 and carries amendments only to 1966. On 11 August 2026 the Delhi High Court held in LPA 34/2024 that the Act keeps applying to a village's land until a Section 507(a) DMC Act notification urbanises it, and upheld an order vesting plotted land in the Gaon Sabha (Delhi High Court, August 2026). A Revenue Department notice invited comments on deleting Sections 33 and 81 (comments due 24 June 2016); we found no sign it was enacted. Ask the SDM office whether the Bijwasan khasra is still under the Act.

Airport height limits and NOC

AAI's colour-coded zoning map covers 20 km around an airport, gives a permissible top elevation for each grid, and sends plots in a red grid to AAI through NOCAS (AAI, August 2017). We found no source stating the cap for Bijwasan, so read the figure for the exact plot.

Master Plan 2047 zoning decides what you can build

The Housing Ministry unveiled MPD-2047 on 20 August 2026 (ThePrint, August 2026). DDA's FAQs set a low-density residential norm of a 10,000 sq m minimum plot, 15% ground coverage, 10 m height and an 18 m right of way, and have no separate farmhouse category (DDA FAQs on MPD-2047). The Minister was quoted as saying no farm houses will be allowed in low-density areas, while an expert told Outlook Money that the draft's one-acre norm does not appear in the final gazette (Outlook Money, August 2026). We have not opened the gazette copy or the zonal plan, so get written zoning confirmation from DDA before planning any structure in Bijwasan.

Not in the pooling lists

Bijwasan village does not appear in either DDA list we opened (list 1; list 2); Dhoolsiras, in the same sub-division, does. Both lists are undated, so ask DDA for written status before expecting a pooling payout.

Circle rate and stamp duty

Realty Today reported in December 2025 that Delhi has a single agricultural circle rate of ₹53 lakh per acre, last changed in 2008, and that a draft revision could lift it to about ₹5 crore in some places; the draft was not finalised (Realty Today, December 2025). It names Bijwasan among the villages in the draft. Stamp duty is 6% for men and 4% for women, plus a 1% registration fee and ₹100, charged on the higher of the deal value or the circle rate (Delhi Revenue Department). Check the rate that applies to the khasra with the sub-registrar.

NRIs and OCIs cannot buy

The RBI's FEMA regulations allow an NRI or OCI to buy land or buildings in India other than agricultural land, a farm house or plantation land (FEMA Regulations 2018, Reg 3(a)). Agricultural and farmhouse plots are therefore closed to them, whatever a seller says.

No sourced price series

We found no dated registered rate, compensation figure or notified circle rate for Bijwasan, and we use no listing prices. Treat any figure a seller quotes as an ask and request the deeds of nearby sales.

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Can I buy agricultural land in Bijwasan?

Section 33 of the Delhi Land Reforms Act limits what the seller may transfer, and the High Court held in August 2026 that the Act applies to a village's land until a Section 507(a) notification. NRIs and OCIs cannot buy agricultural land. Check the revenue record for the khasra.

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