Chinna Chintha Kunta Mandal Market Value 2026 — Mahabubnagar District, Telangana
The IGRS market value for land in Chinna Chintha Kunta mandal, Mahabubnagar District, ranges from Rs 700 to Rs 1,100 per sq.yard. The IGRS register for this mandal covers 17 villages and 33 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 Chinna Chintha Kunta 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 17 villages in Chinna Chintha Kunta, Mahabubnagar
Allipur
Ammapur
Bandrepalle
Chinnachintakunta
Damagnapur
Edulapur
Fareedpur
Gudur
Kurumurthy
Lakshmidevipur
Lalkota
Maddur
Nellikondi
Pallamarri
Seetharampeta
Undyala
Waddemanu
Other Mandals in Mahabubnagar District
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IGRS Market Value in CHINNA CHINTHA KUNTA Mandal, Mahabubnagar District (Telangana)
CHINNA CHINTHA KUNTA mandal in Mahabubnagar district is a growing rural-urban interface where land transactions commonly include residential plots, small layouts, and agricultural parcels. For buyers, sellers, and agents, the CHINNA CHINTHA KUNTA market value published on Telangana IGRS helps estimate the government-assessed rate used during registration and stamp duty calculation. Understanding these rates is essential for planning budgets and avoiding surprises at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO).
Market value range and what it means
As per available IGRS values, the CHINNA CHINTHA KUNTA market value ranges from Rs 700 to Rs 1,100 per sq. yard. This band typically reflects differences between villages and localities based on factors such as road access, proximity to habitation, and local development activity. A higher rate generally indicates stronger demand or better connectivity, while lower rates may apply to interior pockets or less-developed stretches.
Coverage across villages and localities
Within the mandal, IGRS coverage spans 17 villages and 46 localities. This granularity helps users narrow down the applicable rate for a specific street/area rather than relying on a single mandal-wide average. Checking the exact village and locality is crucial because even nearby locations can carry different assessed values.
Types of IGRS data available
- Schedule / locality-wise rates: Values listed by village and locality (useful for plotted/residential areas).
- Door number-wise data: Available for 1 village, helping match a specific property address to the applicable value.
- Survey number-wise rates: Available for 2 villages, especially relevant for land parcels identified by survey numbers.
- Agricultural land references: Often aligned to survey-based identification where applicable, supporting due diligence for farmland transactions.
How to use this data for property registration
Before registration, identify the property’s village, locality, and (if applicable) door number or survey number. Compare the IGRS assessed rate with the negotiated price; registration typically considers the higher of the two for duty purposes. Keeping the correct locality mapping and documentation ready ensures smoother processing and accurate valuation under the CHINNA CHINTHA KUNTA market value framework.
