When you are buying a home, you often think that there are quite a few dates to decide. The seller may suggest a date for registration, but your family may want you to check the shubh muhurat before confirming anything. And after that, you still have to arrange the key handover and also you have to decide when you will shift.
So today, let's discuss the auspicious days to buy a home in 2027, along with their timings given to you. We will also go through the things you should settle before the date is fixed, including your Griha Pravesh, furniture placement and moving arrangements.
Are you choosing a Buying date or a Griha Pravesh date?
First of all, tell your family or priest which part of the purchase you are planning. Paying an advance, registering the property and getting the keys are different steps, even if they happen close together.
If you are looking for a property registration muhurat in 2027, you will need to discuss the date with the seller and check the registration appointment. Also ask when you will receive possession, because you need access to the house before you can arrange cleaning or send your belongings there.
Then there is Griha Pravesh, which is the house-entry ceremony your family may wish to perform. You may register the home first and arrange this ceremony after the keys have been handed over.
So, when someone asks you to choose a shubh date, first ask what they want to do on that day. Once that is clear, it becomes easier to check the right calendar and make the arrangements.
Auspicious Days to Buy a Home & Property purchase Muhurat 2027 - Dates & Timings
The following dates come from Drik Panchang's 2027 calendar for property purchase and registration. The reference city is New Delhi, and all timings are in IST. Select your own city when checking a date for your home.
This calendar counts a day from sunrise to the next sunrise. That is why some entries include hours after midnight. The first column keeps the calendar's listed date, while the next two columns show when the window actually starts and ends.
For example, the entry listed under 29 January begins at 1:54 AM on 30 January. Read both timing columns before making an appointment.
Calendar timings checked on 3 November 2026. These are traditional muhurat windows; registration-office availability needs to be checked separately.
Property & Home Purchase Muhurat: January to March 2027
| Panchang entry | Starts (in IST) | Ends (in IST) |
|---|---|---|
| 7 Jan (Thu) | 7 Jan, 7:15 AM | 8 Jan, 7:15 AM |
| 8 Jan (Fri) | 8 Jan, 7:15 AM | 8 Jan, 9:12 AM |
| 14 Jan (Thu) | 14 Jan, 11:18 PM | 15 Jan, 7:15 AM |
| 15 Jan (Fri) | 15 Jan, 7:15 AM | 15 Jan, 11:51 PM |
| 21 Jan (Thu) | 21 Jan, 1:23 PM | 22 Jan, 7:14 AM |
| 22 Jan (Fri) | 22 Jan, 7:14 AM | 22 Jan, 10:24 AM |
| 29 Jan (Fri) | 30 Jan, 1:54 AM | 30 Jan, 7:11 AM |
| 4 Feb (Thu) | 4 Feb, 7:08 AM | 4 Feb, 3:32 PM |
| 11 Feb (Thu) | 11 Feb, 7:03 AM | 12 Feb, 5:42 AM |
| 18 Feb (Thu) | 18 Feb, 6:57 AM | 18 Feb, 9:05 PM |
| 19 Feb (Fri) | 19 Feb, 6:35 PM | 20 Feb, 6:55 AM |
| 26 Feb (Fri) | 26 Feb, 10:13 AM | 27 Feb, 6:49 AM |
| 11 Mar (Thu) | 11 Mar, 6:36 AM | 11 Mar, 11:19 AM |
| 18 Mar (Thu) | 19 Mar, 3:21 AM | 19 Mar, 6:27 AM |
| 19 Mar (Fri) | 19 Mar, 6:27 AM | 20 Mar, 6:26 AM |
| 25 Mar (Thu) | 25 Mar, 7:39 PM | 26 Mar, 6:19 AM |
| 26 Mar (Fri) | 26 Mar, 6:19 AM | 27 Mar, 6:17 AM |
Property & Home Purchase Muhurat: April to June 2027
| Panchang entry | Starts (in IST) | Ends (in IST) |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Apr (Thu) | 15 Apr, 9:33 AM | 16 Apr, 5:55 AM |
| 16 Apr (Fri) | 16 Apr, 5:55 AM | 17 Apr, 5:54 AM |
| 22 Apr (Thu) | 22 Apr, 5:49 AM | 23 Apr, 5:48 AM |
| 23 Apr (Fri) | 23 Apr, 5:48 AM | 24 Apr, 5:47 AM |
| 13 May (Thu) | 13 May, 5:32 AM | 14 May, 5:31 AM |
| 14 May (Fri) | 14 May, 5:31 AM | 15 May, 5:31 AM |
| 20 May (Thu) | 20 May, 5:28 AM | 21 May, 5:27 AM |
| 21 May (Fri) | 21 May, 5:27 AM | 21 May, 2:51 PM |
| 10 Jun (Thu) | 10 Jun, 5:23 AM | 11 Jun, 5:13 AM |
| 11 Jun (Fri) | 11 Jun, 5:23 AM | 11 Jun, 5:27 PM |
| 17 Jun (Thu) | 17 Jun, 5:23 AM | 17 Jun, 9:30 PM |
| 18 Jun (Fri) | 18 Jun, 11:40 PM | 19 Jun, 5:23 AM |
| 25 Jun (Fri) | 25 Jun, 5:06 PM | 26 Jun, 5:25 AM |
Property & Home Purchase Muhurat: July to September 2027
| Panchang entry | Starts (in IST) | Ends (in IST) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Jul (Fri) | 2 Jul, 5:26 PM | 3 Jul, 5:27 AM |
| 8 Jul (Thu) | 8 Jul, 5:30 AM | 9 Jul, 12:18 AM |
| 16 Jul (Fri) | 16 Jul, 5:39 AM | 17 Jul, 5:34 AM |
| 22 Jul (Thu) | 22 Jul, 11:24 PM | 23 Jul, 5:37 AM |
| 23 Jul (Fri) | 23 Jul, 5:37 AM | 24 Jul, 1:53 AM |
| 29 Jul (Thu) | 30 Jul, 3:27 AM | 30 Jul, 5:12 AM |
| 30 Jul (Fri) | 30 Jul, 5:41 AM | 31 Jul, 1:23 AM |
| 5 Aug (Thu) | 5 Aug, 5:45 AM | 5 Aug, 9:19 AM |
| 12 Aug (Thu) | 12 Aug, 11:34 AM | 13 Aug, 5:49 AM |
| 13 Aug (Fri) | 13 Aug, 5:49 AM | 14 Aug, 5:49 AM |
| 19 Aug (Thu) | 19 Aug, 5:52 AM | 20 Aug, 5:53 AM |
| 20 Aug (Fri) | 20 Aug, 5:53 AM | 20 Aug, 7:38 AM |
| 26 Aug (Thu) | 26 Aug, 11:42 AM | 27 Aug, 5:56 AM |
| 27 Aug (Fri) | 27 Aug, 5:56 AM | 27 Aug, 10:22 AM |
| 9 Sep (Thu) | 9 Sep, 6:03 AM | 10 Sep, 6:03 AM |
| 10 Sep (Fri) | 10 Sep, 6:03 AM | 10 Sep, 11:50 PM |
| 16 Sep (Thu) | 16 Sep, 6:06 AM | 16 Sep, 1:43 PM |
| 17 Sep (Fri) | 17 Sep, 3:28 PM | 18 Sep, 6:07 AM |
| 23 Sep (Thu) | 23 Sep, 6:10 AM | 23 Sep, 5:06 PM |
| 24 Sep (Fri) | 24 Sep, 3:58 PM | 25 Sep, 6:11 AM |
Property & Home Purchase Muhurat: October to December 2027
| Panchang entry | Starts (in IST) | Ends (in IST) |
|---|---|---|
| 7 Oct (Thu) | 7 Oct, 6:17 AM | 8 Oct, 6:18 AM |
| 8 Oct (Fri) | 8 Oct, 6:18 AM | 8 Oct, 7:13 AM |
| 14 Oct (Thu) | 14 Oct, 10:30 PM | 15 Oct, 6:22 AM |
| 15 Oct (Fri) | 15 Oct, 6:22 AM | 15 Oct, 11:29 PM |
| 21 Oct (Thu) | 21 Oct, 9:32 PM | 22 Oct, 6:26 AM |
| 22 Oct (Fri) | 22 Oct, 6:26 AM | 22 Oct, 8:24 PM |
| 4 Nov (Thu) | 4 Nov, 6:35 AM | 4 Nov, 3:25 PM |
| 11 Nov (Thu) | 11 Nov, 7:01 AM | 12 Nov, 6:41 AM |
| 12 Nov (Fri) | 12 Nov, 6:41 AM | 12 Nov, 7:55 AM |
| 18 Nov (Thu) | 18 Nov, 6:46 AM | 19 Nov, 1:51 AM |
| 19 Nov (Fri) | 20 Nov, 12:27 AM | 20 Nov, 6:47 AM |
| 26 Nov (Fri) | 26 Nov, 5:59 PM | 27 Nov, 6:53 AM |
| 9 Dec (Thu) | 9 Dec, 7:02 AM | 9 Dec, 5:27 PM |
| 16 Dec (Thu) | 16 Dec, 7:07 AM | 16 Dec, 9:12 AM |
| 17 Dec (Fri) | 17 Dec, 7:07 AM | 18 Dec, 7:08 AM |
| 23 Dec (Thu) | 24 Dec, 12:17 AM | 24 Dec, 7:11 AM |
| 24 Dec (Fri) | 24 Dec, 7:11 AM | 25 Dec, 7:11 AM |
How to choose a Shubh Muhurat that works for your Home & Property purchase
You may see tithi and nakshatra mentioned when checking a muhurat. Tithi refers to the lunar day, while nakshatra refers to the lunar constellation used in the calculation. Different calendars may apply different selection rules, so their lists do not always match.
If your family follows a particular Panchang, start with that and discuss a few possible dates with your priest. Also tell them where the property is located and whether you are choosing a time for registration or for the ceremony.
Then speak to the seller and check the available registration appointment. If the suggested window is late at night or ends early in the morning, ask your priest about another suitable option that fits the available appointment. Everyone needs to be clear about what can actually be arranged.
For Griha Pravesh in 2027, check the separate ceremony calendar. For example, the selected New Delhi Griha Pravesh calendar has no listed dates from July to October 2027, while the property-purchase calendar above has entries during those months.
So, if you cannot find a Griha Pravesh date in a particular month, discuss the ceremony with your priest separately. Use the property calendar when discussing the purchase date.
Before you fix the registration date, check these things
Choosing the date is one part of buying the house. Before everyone agrees to it, take a little time to check whether the other arrangements can be ready too.
- First, ask the seller or builder what is still pending. You may have agreed on a price, but there may still be documents or other work to complete. Ask them what remains and when they expect it to be ready, so that you are both planning around the same information.
- Then speak to the bank about the payment arrangements. If you are taking a home loan, ask what needs to happen before the money can be released. Also explain the date you are considering, rather than assuming that everything will be completed by then.
- Give the property papers enough attention. Have the relevant documents and title checked by a qualified professional before proceeding. For a project in Noida or Ghaziabad, for example, you can also use the registered-project search on UP RERA. For another state, use its relevant authority. Project records are one part of checking the property; your document review still needs to be completed.
- Also confirm when you will get access to the house. Ask when the keys will be handed over and whether any work will continue afterwards. This matters because you may need to arrange cleaning, fittings or repairs before your family and belongings arrive.
Vastu tips to settle before you arrange the furniture
If your family follows Vastu, discuss its preferences while the rooms are still easy to arrange. Have the floor plan with you, so that the person advising you can see the actual doors, windows and available space.
1. Decide where the mandir and main furniture will go
Start by discussing where you want to keep the mandir, how you want to arrange the bedrooms and which way you would prefer the furniture to face.
Then mark the positions you have agreed on. For example, if you want the wardrobe against a particular wall, show that place to the moving team before they carry it into the room. This saves your family from trying to move a heavy piece again after it has been assembled.
2. Keep the entrance and puja space clear
Decide where the cartons can be kept while the family is entering the house and preparing for the ceremony. Leave enough room at the entrance and around the puja area, so that people can move comfortably.
If the ceremony includes a diya or havan, keep cartons, plastic wrapping and other packing material away from the flame. Ask the team to collect the loose packing material as the work progresses.
3. Finish the work that affects moving in
Also check that the water and electricity are working, the bathroom can be used and any necessary installation work has been arranged.
If a room still needs drilling, painting or repairs, explain this before the furniture is unloaded there. Discuss any preparation your family wants for religious reasons with your priest, so that it can be arranged in time too.
Plan your house shifting around the Griha Pravesh
Once you know when you will get possession and when the ceremony is planned, you can speak to the mover about the actual shifting work. Give them both timings, because the ceremony and the unloading may need different arrangements.
Let's discuss how you can plan this:
- Start with the building's moving hours. Ask the society or building manager when the vehicle and moving team can enter. Then share those hours with the mover along with the ceremony time, so that the pickup and unloading can be planned properly.
- Ask whether the furniture can arrive before the ceremony. This depends on the practice your family follows, so discuss it with your family or priest first. Once you have an answer, tell the mover when the goods can be brought inside.
- Allow time for an intercity delivery. Ask the mover for the expected delivery window and explain when you need the home ready. If the journey takes longer than expected, the family should know what can be changed instead of having everyone wait for the truck during the puja.
- Keep the things you need immediately with you. Pack the puja items separately, along with your medicines, important documents and essentials for the first day. You should be able to find them without opening several household cartons.
- Write down the work you have agreed on. Confirm the pickup date, delivery window, unloading and any unpacking or furniture assembly you need. Also ask about waiting and date-change charges before paying. The quotation checklist explains what else you can ask the mover to put in writing.
Let's just say you receive the keys on Friday and the Griha Pravesh is planned for Sunday. If your family is comfortable with furniture arriving before the ceremony, you could discuss a Saturday move with the team. That would give you some time to arrange the rooms before Sunday, provided the house and delivery arrangements are ready.
If the goods need to arrive after the ceremony, explain that while booking. The team needs to know this before it fixes the unloading plan.
For house shifting with BOXnMOVE, share the two addresses, the goods to be moved, access details and your preferred moving date. Also mention the ceremony time, and ask the team to confirm what arrangement is available for your move.
What if possession or registration is delayed?
Sometimes the keys are not ready when you expected them, or the registration appointment needs to change. If that happens, first ask the seller, builder or registration office what has changed and what the next available arrangement is. Speak to the bank too if the payment schedule is affected.
Once you have that information, discuss the revised date with your family or priest and inform the mover. Ask the moving team what can be changed and whether there will be a charge. Keep the new arrangement in writing so that everyone knows which date is now agreed.
If you have to leave your current home before the new one is ready, tell the mover this as well. Ask what options are available and agree on the arrangements and cost before the goods are collected.
FAQs about Property & Home Purchase Muhurat in 2027
1. Which is the best day to buy a house in 2027?
The best day to buy a house in 2027 will heavily depend on your family's muhurat preferences and also when the purchase can be arranged. Start with the calendar for your city, then make sure to discuss a suitable date with your priest, seller and the registration office.
2. Are property purchase muhurat timings the same in every city?
Property purchase muhurat timings can change with the location. Select the city where the property is located before noting down the time. The tables in this article use New Delhi as their reference.
3. Can I register a home during Chaturmas?
If your family observes Chaturmas, discuss the registration date with your priest before confirming it. Tell them that you are asking about buying the home, because a Griha Pravesh calendar is meant for the ceremony.
4. Can registration and Griha Pravesh take place on different days?
Yes, registration and Griha Pravesh can take place on different days. You may arrange registration first and hold the ceremony after receiving possession and preparing the house. Discuss the ceremony date with your family or priest.
5. Can furniture be shifted before Griha Pravesh?
Whether furniture can be shifted before Griha Pravesh depends on the custom your family follows. Ask your family or priest about this, and then tell the mover when the goods can be brought inside.
6. What should I do if the muhurat falls outside registration-office hours?
If the muhurat falls outside the available registration hours, ask your priest about another suitable window. Also check which appointments the registration office can offer before confirming the new date with everyone.
7. When should I book packers and movers after choosing a date?
Speak to packers and movers once you have a realistic moving date and an expected key-handover arrangement. Ask about availability before making the final plans, and explain if the move needs to fit around your Griha Pravesh.
