A property Muhurat is an electional window chosen so that buying land, a house or registering property begins under a favourable tithi, nakshatra and weekday. Fixed (sthira) nakshatras and day-parts free of Rahu Kaal are traditionally preferred for such lasting acquisitions.
Buying immovable property is a permanent act, so the classical texts favour stable, well-supported panchang factors on the chosen day. This tool scans every date in your range for your city and highlights the days that meet these conditions with a clean daytime window.
The Muhurat for buying or registering a property is chosen separately from the Griha Pravesh (housewarming) Muhurat for first entering the home — the two serve different purposes and usually fall on different days.
This calculator works from the panchang for your city and date range, so it identifies broadly auspicious dates and windows. A fully personalised electional chart would additionally weigh the buyer's Moon sign and birth nakshatra (Chandra Bala and Tara Bala), which is chosen with an astrologer.
The fixed nakshatras — Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha and Uttara Bhadrapada — are favoured for permanent acquisitions like land and houses. Pushya is also widely considered auspicious for major purchases, while movable or fierce nakshatras are generally avoided.
Yes. Pushya, especially Guru Pushya on a Thursday and Ravi Pushya on a Sunday, is regarded as one of the most auspicious times to buy property, vehicles and gold. A notable exception in tradition is that Pushya is avoided for marriage.
Yes. The date to buy or register property is chosen separately from the Griha Pravesh (housewarming) Muhurat used for first entering the home. The two are calculated for different purposes and often fall on different days.
For educational purposes. Astrological interpretations are traditional and not a substitute for professional advice.