Achampet Mandal Market Value 2026 — Nagarkurnool District, Telangana
The IGRS market value for land in Achampet mandal, Nagarkurnool District, ranges from Rs 300 to Rs 3,100 per sq.yard. The IGRS register for this mandal covers 22 villages and 89 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 Achampet 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 22 villages in Achampet, Nagarkurnool
Achampeta
Ainole
Akkavaram
Bolghatpalle
Bommenapalle
Brahmanapalle
Chandapur
Chennaram (Sabak)
Choutapalle
Ghanapur
Gumpampalle
Hajipur
Lakshmapur ((P.N)
Lingotam
Mannavaripalle
Nadimpalle
Palukapalle
Puljala
Rangapur
Siddapur
Singavaram
Tangapur
Other Mandals in Nagarkurnool District
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IGRS Market Value in ACHAMPET Mandal, Nagarkurnool District, Telangana
ACHAMPET mandal in Nagarkurnool district is a growing semi-urban and rural belt in Telangana, with active demand for residential plots, village layouts, and agricultural land transactions. For buyers, sellers, and document writers, the Telangana IGRS (Registration & Stamps) portal’s guidance value is a key reference point for estimating stamp duty and registration charges. Checking the ACHAMPET market value on IGRS helps align your deal price with the government-notified rate used during registration.
Market value range in ACHAMPET and what it means
As per available IGRS data coverage for this mandal, rates span from Rs 300 to Rs 3,100 per sq.yard across the notified areas. This range reflects differences in locality type and demand—such as main-road frontage, proximity to town centers, plotted developments, and interior village pockets. In practical terms, the IGRS value is the benchmark used by the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) to compute charges; if your sale consideration is below the notified value, the department may calculate fees on the higher IGRS rate. That’s why verifying the ACHAMPET market value before finalizing the agreement is important.
Coverage: villages, localities, and available data types
Within ACHAMPET mandal, IGRS valuation coverage includes 22 villages and 145 localities. Depending on the village and property category, you may find different valuation formats:
- Schedule-wise rates: locality/colony-based guidance values commonly used for plots and house sites.
- Door number-wise data: available for 1 village, useful for built-up residential properties where door numbers are mapped.
- Agricultural land details: typically linked to village and land classification.
- Survey number-wise rates: available for 10 villages, critical for accurate agricultural land valuation and specific survey-linked parcels.
How to use IGRS data for property registration
- Identify the property type (plot/house/agricultural land) and the exact village/locality in ACHAMPET.
- Match the correct reference: use locality schedule for plots, door number where available, or survey number for agricultural parcels.
- Compare your transaction value with the notified rate (Rs/sq.yard where applicable) to estimate registration costs.
- Prepare documents accordingly so the deed value and property description align with the IGRS entry, reducing objections at the SRO.
Using the IGRS guidance values correctly ensures smoother registration and clearer budgeting—especially when the ACHAMPET market value varies widely by village and locality.
