Market Value in ANUMULA, NALGONDA — IGRS Telangana 2026

IGRS Market Value in ANUMULA Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana

ANUMULA mandal is part of the Nalgonda district in Telangana and includes a mix of rural settlements and growth-oriented pockets connected to nearby towns and road networks. For buyers, sellers, and developers, checking the IGRS (Inspector General of Registration & Stamps) market value is a key step to understand government-notified land rates used during registration. In ANUMULA, the IGRS dataset covers 19 villages and 43 localities, making it useful for comparing values across different habitations within the mandal.

ANUMULA Market Value Range and What It Means

The notified ANUMULA market value ranges from Rs 500 to Rs 6,100 per sq.yard. This range indicates that land values vary significantly based on factors such as locality category, approach roads, surrounding development, and land use. Typically, lower rates align with interior or less-developed stretches, while higher rates are seen in better-connected or more commercially active localities. These IGRS rates are used to calculate stamp duty and registration charges, and they often act as the minimum benchmark for property registration.

Types of IGRS Data Available in ANUMULA

For accurate valuation, IGRS provides multiple ways to identify a property and fetch the applicable rate. In ANUMULA mandal:

• Village/locality schedule rates: Rates mapped to villages and specific localities (43 localities across 19 villages).
• Door number-wise data: 1 village has door number-wise market value data, useful for certain plotted or built-up properties.
• Survey number-wise rates: 18 villages have survey number-wise rates, commonly used for land parcels and agricultural holdings.
• Agricultural land references: Often accessed through survey details where land classification and extent influence applicability.

How to Use ANUMULA IGRS Market Value for Property Registration

• Identify the exact village and locality for the property in ANUMULA.
• If available, use door number (for the 1 village with door-wise data) or use survey number (for the 18 villages with survey-wise rates).
• Check the applicable rate within the Rs 500–Rs 6,100 per sq.yard band and compute the registration value based on area.
• Use the fetched ANUMULA market value as the benchmark to estimate stamp duty and registration fees before executing the sale deed.