Tag: Property registration in Telangana

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Telangana property registration values set to rise in May

HYDERABAD: In a key initiative to enhance resource mobilisation, the state government has announced that property registration values will be revised starting the first week of May. The registration department has been instructed to make the necessary preparations for this change. This decision, made by the cabinet sub-committee on resource mobilisation, ends a year-long pause on the proposed increase. Initially planned for last year, the revision was delayed due to a downturn in the real estate sector and persistent requests from real estate associations for a postponement. However, with market conditions showing signs of stability, the government has decided to…

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Telangana Registrations Drop 50,000, Revenue Rises ₹500 Crore

HYDERABAD: Despite the state’s government initiatives to boost the struggling real estate sector, including freezing market value revisions and fostering a more favorable developer sentiment, the industry still faces significant challenges. Registrations have sharply declined, dropping by approximately 50,000 documents in the 2025-26 financial year compared to the previous year (up until December). Although there has been a slight rise in total revenue, it remains well below the target of Rs 19,100 crore. For the fiscal year 2024-25, the registration and stamps (R&S) department generated Rs 14,230 crore in revenue. According to sources from the R&S department, their revenue target…

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Telangana to Raise Property Registration Values After Deadlock

HYDERABAD: After a year of indecision and industry resistance, the state government has opted to revise market values—the official ‘government value’ for property registration—within the core urban area (CUR). This highly sought-after zone, which encompasses approximately 27 local bodies within the Outer Ring Road, is responsible for nearly 60% to 70% of the annual revenue from the registration and stamps department. The proposed increase is significant, ranging from 30% to 50% above current rates, with the intention of bridging the gap between official registration values and existing market prices. Once enacted, this initiative is projected to generate an additional ₹2,000…