A free estimate in a minute, built from your area first, then the things Bangladeshi buyers and tenants pay for: road access, floor and facing, papers, gas, lift and parking.
Where is your property?
The area sets most of the price, so we start there.
What the estimate looks at
Your area: the biggest factor
Size and type of property
Road access and waterlogging
Floor, facing and condition
RAJUK approval and mutation
Gas, lift, generator and parking
How does it work?
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Choose your area
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Tell us about the property
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See your estimate and similar listings
It is a guide, not a formal valuation. A bank, a buyer or an agent who visits may value it differently.
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Answer a few questions about the area, the building and the flat. You get a price range and a monthly rent straight away, with what pushed it up or down. Free, and no one will call you.
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Your questions about valuations answered
By comparing it with similar listings nearby: the same area, a similar size in square feet, the same number of bedrooms, the building's age and the floor. Facing (south-facing flats ask more), a lift, a full generator backup, a piped Titas gas line and parking all move the price.
One katha is 720 square feet (about 66.9 square metres). One bigha is 20 katha, or 14,400 square feet, and one decimal (shatak) is 435.6 square feet, so one katha is about 1.65 decimal.
Land and plots are priced per katha. Flats and commercial floors are priced per square foot of the unit, usually including a share of common space.
Yes. It needs no sign-up, and no broker is involved.