Most property is not zakatable. Only property held for resale is.
The home you live in, land or flats you use, and property you rent out. Rent you receive becomes part of your cash, so it's counted if you still have it on your zakat date.
Property you bought with the intention to resell — plots or flats held for trading. Use today's market value.
How to calculate zakat, step by step · Zakat on gold and gold jewellery · Zakat on silver · Zakat on savings, FDs and RDs · Zakat on shares, mutual funds and crypto · Zakat on PPF, EPF and provident funds · Zakat for shop owners and businesses
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Calculate my zakat — freeIf you bought it intending to sell it at a profit, yes — on its market value each year. If you bought it to build your home, no.