Market Value in TANUR, NIRMAL — IGRS Telangana 2026
The IGRS market value for land in TANUR mandal ranges from Rs 300 to Rs 700 per sq.yard. This mandal has 33 villages with 106 total localities in the IGRS database.
All Villages in TANUR, NIRMAL
BAMNI
BELTARODA
BEMBER
BHOSI
BOLSA
BONDRAT
BOREGAON (KHURD)
DHAGAON
DOULTABAD
ELVI
HANGIRGA
HIPNALLY
JEWLA (BUZURG)
JEWLA (KHURD)
JHARI (BUZURG)
JHARI (KHURD)
KALYANI
KESARELLY
KHARBALA
KOLUR
KUPLI
MAHALINGI
MASALGA
MUGLI
NANDGAM
SINGANGAM
TANUR
TONDALA
UMRI (KHURD)
WADGAON
WADHONE
WADJHARI
YELLAWAT
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IGRS Market Value in TANUR Mandal, Nirmal District, Telangana
TANUR mandal in Nirmal district, Telangana is an emerging rural–semi-rural belt where land and plot transactions often depend on notified government values for registration. For buyers, sellers, and document writers, checking the latest TANUR market value on the IGRS (Registration & Stamps) portal helps set realistic expectations on stamp duty, registration fees, and the minimum value accepted during registration.
Overview of TANUR Mandal Coverage
As per the available IGRS dataset for TANUR mandal, coverage includes 33 villages and 106 localities. This village-and-locality mapping is important because government values can differ within the same village based on locality, road access, and surrounding development.
Market Value Range: Rs 300 to Rs 700 per Sq.Yard
The IGRS rates in TANUR mandal currently fall in the range of Rs 300 to Rs 700 per sq.yard. Practically, this range indicates the government’s benchmark value used for registration: if a sale deed is presented below the applicable benchmark, the registering authority may require value correction and duties may be recalculated. For anyone estimating transaction costs, knowing the applicable TANUR market value for the exact locality is a key first step.
Types of IGRS Data Available in TANUR
IGRS market value information is typically structured to match how properties are identified on documents and local records. In TANUR mandal, the available data commonly includes:
- Schedule-based values (based on property description and boundaries)
- Door number-wise values (useful for house sites and built-up properties)
- Agricultural land values (for farm lands and related classifications)
- Survey number-wise rates: 29 villages have survey number wise rates, enabling more precise matching for agricultural lands and certain layouts
How to Use This Data for Property Registration
To use TANUR market value effectively during registration, identify the village and locality first, then match the property type (plot/house/agricultural) and the correct identifier (door number or survey number). Confirm the applicable rate per sq.yard, calculate the minimum document value accordingly, and prepare stamp duty and registration fee estimates based on that value. This reduces delays, minimizes objections, and helps ensure smoother deed registration in TANUR mandal.