Dated Government Data

Locality Price Trends — Telangana

IGRS market values with their effective dates · SRO-wise documents registered & registration revenue, 01/2018 – 12/2024 · Market Value tool

What this tool can and cannot show. It shows only real, dated government figures: (1) the IGRS market value (government guidance value, not a market price) we hold for a village or locality, with its effective date — one value per locality, so no market value trend; and (2) year-by-year documents registered and registration revenue at each Sub-Registrar Office (144 SROs, 01/2018 to 12/2024; not published for Sep 2021).

Property Price Trends in Telangana — What the Government Data Actually Shows

What is the IGRS market value?

The market value (government guidance value) is the value fixed by the Telangana Registration and Stamps Department (IGRS) for each locality, door number, survey number or habitation. It is a government guidance value, not a market price.

Our IGRS data carries these effective dates: non-agricultural locality rates are effective 01.02.2022 (70,149 of 70,167 locality rows), and agricultural rates by survey number and by habitation are effective 01.04.2013 (239,047 of 241,042 and 63,591 of 64,329 rows). G.O.Ms.No.157 dated 30.03.2013 permitted the revision of market values in urban, Secunderabad Cantonment and rural areas with effect from 01.04.2013.

Why this page does not show a market value trend

  • A trend needs at least two dated values for the same locality and land class. Our data has exactly one value for every locality, survey number and habitation — none has two effective dates.
  • The IGRS market value search returns only the values currently in force; it has no option to look up an earlier revision.
  • The 2013-dated values (agricultural land, per acre) and the 2022-dated values (non-agricultural plots, per square yard) are different land classes in different units, both in force today. The gap between them is not a price change, so we do not compute one.

Documents registered in Telangana, year by year

The one real time series we hold is registration activity. The table adds up every Sub-Registrar Office in the Registration and Stamps Department datasets on the Telangana Open Data Portal (2018 from "Documents Registered Revenue Data"; 2019–2024 from "Documents Registration Data (Non-Agriculture)").

All SROs in Telangana — documents registered and registration revenue per calendar year
YearMonths publishedDocuments registeredRegistration revenue (Rs crore)
2018 12 14,04,744 5,499.51
2019 12 16,63,141 6,358.38
2020 12 8,98,290 3,415.10
2021 11 (incomplete) 11,86,016 7,772.74
2022 12 12,39,734 10,869.50
2023 12 12,11,521 11,094.75
2024 12 11,54,831 11,266.76

Between 2018 and 2024 (both complete years), documents registered went from 14,04,744 to 11,54,831 (-17.8%) and registration revenue from Rs 5,499.51 crore to Rs 11,266.76 crore (+104.9%).

Not published by the portal: Sep 2021 (the file named for September 2021 contains 30–31 August and 1–3 October 2021 only).

How to use this tool

  1. Type a locality or village name (at least 3 letters). The tool lists matching IGRS villages and localities with every market value it holds, grouped by land class and effective date, and links to the full rate table in the Market Value tool.
  2. It also picks a Sub-Registrar Office whose name matches the name you typed or the mandal of a matching village, and shows that office's documents registered and registration revenue per year. The match is by name only — you can choose any SRO from the list instead.
  3. Year-on-year changes are shown only between two complete years (all 12 months published).

Where to find actual transaction prices

Sale deeds registered at an SRO record the consideration paid. You can see the documents registered on a specific property with our Encumbrance Certificate search. Asking prices on listing portals are not transaction prices.

Frequently Asked Questions — Locality Price Trends

Can I see how the IGRS market value of my locality changed over the years?

Not from our data. We hold one IGRS value per locality, survey number and habitation — the value currently in force. Non-agricultural locality rates are effective 01.02.2022 (almost all rows) and agricultural survey-number and habitation rates are effective 01.04.2013 (almost all rows). The IGRS market value search returns only current values, so there is no earlier value for the same locality to compare with, and this tool does not show a market value trend.

Why not compare the 2013 and 2022 values of a village?

In our data the 2013-dated values are agricultural land rates per acre and the 2022-dated values are non-agricultural (plot) rates per square yard. They are different land classes in different units, both in force today, so the difference between them is not a price change.

What time series does this tool show?

For each Sub-Registrar Office (SRO): documents registered and registration revenue per year from 2018 to 2024, from the Telangana Registration and Stamps Department datasets on the Telangana Open Data Portal. This is registration activity at that office, not property prices.

When were IGRS market values last revised in Telangana?

The values in our IGRS data carry these effective dates: 01.02.2022 for non-agricultural locality rates and 01.04.2013 for most agricultural rates. G.O.Ms.No.157 dated 30.03.2013 (Revenue (Registration-I) Department) permitted the revision of market values in urban, Secunderabad Cantonment and rural areas with effect from 01.04.2013.

Is the SRO registration revenue the same as property prices?

No. It is the total revenue collected on documents registered at that office (as published by the Registration and Stamps Department). It depends on the number and type of documents and the values they are registered at, so it should not be read as a price index.