Pitlam Mandal Market Value 2026 — Kamareddy District, Telangana
The IGRS market value for land in Pitlam mandal, Kamareddy District, ranges from Rs 500 to Rs 2,100 per sq.yard. The IGRS register for this mandal covers 27 villages and 36 localities.
Source: IGRS Telangana market value data (Registration & Stamps Department, registration.telangana.gov.in), rates effective 1 Feb 2022. Last updated on TG Verified: .
Methodology: Every rate for Pitlam mandal is copied as-is from the IGRS unit rate (market value) register — land in Rs per sq.yard, apartments in Rs per sq.ft by floor, agricultural land in Rs per acre. We do not estimate, average or adjust values; counts and ranges on this page are computed directly from those records. Confirm the applicable rate with the Sub Registrar Office before registration.
Market Value by Village — All 27 villages in Pitlam, Kamareddy
Allapur
Bandapalle
Bollakpalle
Brahmanpalle
Burnapur
Chillangi
Chinna Gouraram
Chinna Kodapgal
Dharmaram
Godamgaon
Hasnapur
Karegaon
Khambapur
Kistapur
Koranpalle
Kurthi
Maddel Cheruvu
Mardanda
Nagampalle
Pedda Annaram
Peddarampur
Peradpalle
Pitlam
Pothreddipalle
Siddapur
Sonpet
Thimmanagar
Other Mandals in Kamareddy District
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IGRS PITLAM Market Value in Kamareddy District, Telangana
PITLAM mandal is a revenue mandal in Kamareddy district, Telangana, known for a mix of village habitation areas and agricultural land parcels. For buyers, sellers, and document writers, checking the PITLAM market value on IGRS (Registration & Stamps) is a key step to understand the government-notified value used in property registration and stamp duty calculations.
Market value range in PITLAM and what it means
As per available IGRS data coverage for PITLAM mandal, the notified rates span from Rs 500 to Rs 2,100 per sq.yard. This range generally reflects differences in locality demand, road access, proximity to village centers, and the nature of the property (plot/house site versus other categories). A higher notified value can increase the registration value used for fee and duty computation, while a lower notified value may apply to interior or less-developed pockets.
Coverage across villages and localities
In PITLAM mandal, IGRS market value information is organized across 27 villages and 99 localities. This helps users narrow down rates based on the exact village and locality name rather than relying on a single mandal-level figure. Checking the correct locality is essential because the PITLAM market value can vary significantly within the same village.
Types of IGRS data available (schedule, door no., agricultural, survey no.)
- Schedule/locality-wise rates: Values listed by village and locality/colony or schedule name.
- Door number-wise data: Available in 1 village, useful for built-up residential properties where door number mapping exists.
- Survey number-wise rates: Available in 19 villages, especially relevant for identifying values linked to specific land survey numbers.
- Agricultural land references: Typically aligned with survey-based identification, supporting valuation checks for farmland parcels.
How to use PITLAM market value for property registration
- Identify the village and locality (or schedule) for the property address.
- For land, match the survey number where available (19 villages) to fetch the correct rate.
- For certain residential properties, use door number data (1 village) if applicable.
- Use the retrieved rate (Rs/sq.yard) to estimate the minimum registration value and prepare documents accordingly.
By selecting the correct village/locality and using door or survey identifiers where provided, you can apply the PITLAM market value accurately and avoid delays during registration.
