Area Unit Converter

Convert between different area measurements instantly. Perfect for real estate professionals, property buyers, and sellers across India.

Area Converter Tool

Enter a value and select units to convert between different area measurements

Understanding Area Measurements

Different regions use different units for measuring land and property areas. Here's what you need to know about each measurement unit.

Square Feet (sq ft)

Most commonly used in the US and India for residential properties. 1 sq ft = 144 square inches. Standard unit for apartments and small plots.

Square Meters (sq m)

International standard unit. Widely used in Europe and many other countries. 1 sq m = 10.76 sq ft. Global standard for construction.

Acres

Used for large land areas. 1 acre = 43,560 sq ft. Common for agricultural and large residential plots. Perfect for farmland measurements.

Bigha

Traditional Indian unit varying by region. Generally 1 bigha = 27,000 sq ft in North India. Commonly used in rural areas.

Kanal

Used in Punjab and Kashmir regions. 1 kanal = 5,445 sq ft. Common for residential plots in these specific regions.

Square Yards

Popular in some Indian states. 1 sq yard = 9 sq ft. Often used for smaller residential plots and construction measurements.

Quick Reference Chart

UnitEquals (in sq ft)Common Use
1 Square Meter10.76 sq ftInternational standard
1 Square Yard9 sq ftSmall residential plots
1 Acre43,560 sq ftLarge plots, farmland
1 Bigha27,000 sq ftNorth Indian rural areas
1 Kanal5,445 sq ftPunjab, Kashmir regions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about area measurements and conversions

How accurate are these area conversions?
Our conversions use standard international conversion factors and are accurate to 4 decimal places. However, some traditional units like Bigha may vary slightly by region, so always verify with local standards for legal documents.
Which unit should I use when buying property?
Use the unit that's standard in your region. In India, square feet is most common for apartments, while acres or bigha are used for larger plots. Always confirm the unit used in legal documents and registration papers.
What's the difference between carpet area and built-up area?
Carpet area is the actual usable floor area, while built-up area includes walls and common areas. Super built-up area includes a share of common facilities like lobbies and amenities. Always clarify which measurement is being used in property deals.
How do I calculate the area of an irregular plot?
For irregular plots, break them into smaller regular shapes (rectangles, triangles) and calculate each area separately, then add them together. For complex shapes, consider hiring a licensed surveyor for accurate measurements.
Why do Bigha measurements vary by state?
Bigha is a traditional unit that evolved differently across regions. In Uttar Pradesh, 1 bigha = 27,000 sq ft, while in West Bengal it's about 14,400 sq ft. Always confirm the local standard when dealing with Bigha measurements.
Can I use this converter for commercial properties?
Yes, area conversions work the same for residential and commercial properties. However, commercial properties may use additional measurements like FSI (Floor Space Index) or FAR (Floor Area Ratio) for development calculations.

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