Siddipet (Urban) Mandal Market Value 2026 — Siddipet District, Telangana
The IGRS market value for land in Siddipet (Urban) mandal, Siddipet District, ranges from Rs 300 to Rs 23,000 per sq.yard. The IGRS register for this mandal covers 14 villages and 151 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 Siddipet (Urban) 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 14 villages in Siddipet (Urban), Siddipet
Bakrichapial
Burugupalle
Ensanpalle
Gundavallikhurd
Imambad
Mandapalle
Mittapalle
Mittapalle Rangadampally
Nacharpalle
Narsapur
Ponnal
Siddipet[R]
Tadkapalle
Velkatur
Other Mandals in Siddipet District
Need Complete Property Verification?
Get ownership details, EC records, survey sketch, zone checks, geo-insights & AI analysis - all in one place
IGRS Market Value in SIDDIPET (URBAN) Mandal, Siddipet District, Telangana
SIDDIPET (URBAN) mandal in Siddipet district is one of Telangana’s active urban property zones, driven by residential layouts, expanding commercial pockets, and steady demand for plotted development. For buyers, sellers, and developers, checking the official IGRS guidance value is a practical first step to understand expected valuation benchmarks during registration. The SIDDIPET (URBAN) market value data on IGRS is structured to help users compare locality-wise rates and estimate registration costs accurately.
Market value range in SIDDIPET (URBAN) and what it means
As per the available IGRS dataset for SIDDIPET (URBAN) mandal, rates range from Rs 300 to Rs 23,000 per sq.yard. This wide band typically reflects differences such as location category (interior vs main road), land use (agricultural vs converted/residential), proximity to amenities, and development intensity. In practice, the SIDDIPET (URBAN) market value acts as a guidance value used to calculate stamp duty and registration fees and to ensure the declared transaction value is not under-reported.
Coverage: villages and localities
The mandal dataset covers 14 villages and a detailed breakup of 248 localities. This granularity helps users pinpoint the right rate for a specific colony, street, or zone instead of relying on a broad mandal average.
Types of IGRS data available
- Schedule / locality-wise rates: Guidance values listed for localities within the mandal.
- Door number-wise data: Available for 2 villages, useful for built-up properties and specific premises.
- Agricultural / land-related entries: Often aligned with rural pockets and land-use classifications.
- Survey number-wise rates: Available for all 14 villages, essential for land parcels identified by survey numbers.
How to use this data for property registration
- Identify whether your property is in a listed locality, a door-number category, or mapped by survey number.
- Match the correct village/locality (or survey/door number) to fetch the applicable rate per sq.yard.
- Use the guidance value to estimate consideration value for registration and compute stamp duty and registration fees.
- Cross-check property details in sale deed drafts to ensure alignment with the relevant SIDDIPET (URBAN) market value entry before booking registration.
