When you shop for a home, it’s natural to look at two basic metrics: how big the property is, and how much it costs. But what’s harder is figuring out whether that price is “fair” — is ₹80 lakh for a 2 BHK in Gurgaon a good deal, or overpriced? Does ₹1.5 Cr for a 3 BHK in Faridabad give you proportionate space for the money?
That’s where LandsZo’s Price vs. Size tool comes in. It doesn’t just show listings — it analyzes real market data to help you compare price and size across similar properties (city, area, BHK, budget). This gives you a snapshot of whether a listing offers fair value or not.

Inside the Tool: What LandsZo Does
Aggregates real-transaction data: LandsZo collects a large volume of recent real estate transactions across Delhi NCR. This ensures that its price-size comparisons are based on recent, real-world deals.
Filters by city / zone / budget / BHK: The tool allows you to pick city (e.g. Delhi, Gurgaon, Faridabad, etc.), select zone/area, set your budget bracket, and choose property configuration such as 1-BHK, 2-BHK, 3-BHK or 4+ BHK.


Shows size-to-price correlation: After you input your preferences, the tool reveals how properties of certain sizes are priced in your target area. This helps you discover if a given listing is above or below average market value, or matches typical size-to-price ratios. (i.e. “Is this 2-BHK priced like a 3-BHK?”)


Supports informed decisions: Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing — this tool gives you a benchmark. If you’re buying, you avoid overpaying; if selling or listing, you price competitively.



Why It’s Particularly Useful in Delhi NCR
Wide diversity of markets: Delhi NCR includes areas from central city locales to suburbs, and from budget housing to premium projects. Price vs. size ratios vary massively. LandsZo helps normalize that complexity.


Helps understand hidden value: For many mid-sized buyers — 2-BHK or 3-BHK — this tool helps uncover undervalued properties: zones where you might get more square feet for your money than average.


Mitigates overpaying in hot zones: In high-demand areas (e.g. parts of Gurgaon), prices can be inflated. With LandsZo’s data-driven insights, you can cross-check if the premium is justified by square footage — not just by hype.


Great for investors: If you plan to rent or resell, using size-to-price trends means you can gauge which areas give better “space per rupee,” potentially maximizing rental yields or resale gains.



How You Should Use the Tool — Smart Buyer’s Approach
Filter sensibly: Select city → zone → budget → BHK as per your requirements. Don’t just browse randomly.


Check the average size-to-price benchmark: Note what the typical price per sq. ft. or price-to-area ratio is for properties like yours.


Compare against listings you like: If a listing is significantly above the benchmark without commensurate size or amenities — think twice before committing.


Factor in other variables: Size is important, but also consider build quality, amenities, connectivity, future infrastructure — the tool gives one dimension, not the full picture.


Use for negotiation or resale planning: If you’re buying — to negotiate better deal; if you’re selling or investing — to price right.



Conclusion: Price vs. Size Is Not Just a Tool — It’s a Compass
In fast-moving and diverse real estate markets like Delhi NCR, paying blindly based on location or builder name can lead to overpaying. With LandsZo’s Price vs. Size tool, you get clarity. You see what you’re getting: how much area per rupee, and whether it stacks up against recent market data.
Whether you’re a first-time home buyer, a seasoned investor, or someone looking for a value buy — this tool helps you move beyond assumptions and feelings. It helps you buy with logic, invest with insight — and maybe get more square feet for your hard-earned rupees.