When you partner with Dobariya Group, you are not just giving away land. You keep a real stake in what gets built on it —through steady income, a share of the homes or offices, and the rising value of a finished project. We plan carefully, keep the process clear, and work with you as partners, not just as a builder.
No two plots are the same, and no two owners want the same thing. We listen first, understand what you expect, and then shape a joint development plan around your goals. You stay involved and informed, while our team carries the hard work of design, approvals, and construction.
35+ years of trust
Dobariya Group has built homes and commercial spaces across Ahmedabad since 1989. That track record is the first thing your land partnership stands on.
One clear process
You always know the next step. From first meeting to final handover, we explain each stage in plain words, with no hidden terms or last-minute surprises.
Stronger value
We study your plot's best possible use before we plan. The goal is simple: help your land earn the strongest and safest return it can.
Honest updates
We share plans, timelines, and progress openly. You get regular updates, so you are never left guessing about your own land.
One expert team
Our architects, engineers, and planners work together under one roof. That means fewer delays and reliable results backed by years of site experience.
Full legal clarity
Every agreement is written clearly and registered properly. Your ownership and your share are protected in writing at every step.
How does the joint development partnership work?
We follow a clear five-step path: discussion, land study, proposal, development, and delivery. Each stage is explained before it starts, so you always know what is happening and why. There are no hidden surprises.

Do I have to give up ownership of my land?
No. In most joint development models, the land stays in your name until the agreements are signed. Even after that, how ownership and shares are held depends on the partnership model you choose. Everything is put in writing.

What documents do I need to start?
Usually just your title deed, an ID copy, and any plot papers you have. If something is missing, our team guides you step by step. Many owners do not have every document ready at the start, and that is completely normal.

How is my return worked out?
Your return is based on the built-up area, the market value, the project cost, and the model you pick. You can take built-up units, a profit share, or an agreed payout. Everything is calculated openly, with reports you can check.

What partnership models do you offer?
The two common models in Gujarat are area sharing, where you receive a fixed share of the finished units, and revenue or profit sharing, The two common models in Gujarat are area sharing, where you receive a fixed share of the finished units, and revenue or profit sharing, where you receive a share of the project's income. We help you compare both and choose what fits your goals.

How long does a full development take?
It depends on the size of the project. Smaller buildings may take about 18 to 24 months, while larger schemes take longer. We give you a realistic timeline right after the feasibility study, so you can plan ahead.

What if my land is not ready for construction?
We check zoning, title, access roads, plot shape, demand, and long-term value. If the land is not ready to build on yet, we explain why in plain terms - and often suggest steps that can improve its potential.

Is my agreement legally protected?
Yes. Every partnership is backed by clear, registered agreements with fixed timelines and milestones. Your ownership, your share, and the project terms are all documented, so you are protected legally and financially.

What if I live outside Ahmedabad or abroad?
That is not a problem. Many owners we work with live in other cities or countries. We handle paperwork digitally, share regular updates, and arrange remote signing, so distance never slows things down.

Is there a minimum plot size you accept?
Different projects need different plot sizes, but we look at any land with real potential. Even smaller or oddly shaped plots can work, depending on the location and zoning.






