Market Value in GUNDALA, YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI — IGRS Telangana 2026

The IGRS market value for land in GUNDALA mandal ranges from Rs 300 to Rs 1,700 per sq.yard. This mandal has 17 villages with 60 total localities in the IGRS database.

17
Villages
60
Localities
300
Min Rate (Rs/sq.yd)
1,700
Max Rate (Rs/sq.yd)

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IGRS Market Value in GUNDALA Mandal, YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI District (Telangana)

GUNDALA mandal in YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI district is a growing Telangana region where land and plot transactions often depend on official valuation references. For buyers, sellers, and agents, checking the GUNDALA market value on IGRS (Registration & Stamps) helps align expectations with government-notified rates used during registration. As per available IGRS valuation coverage, GUNDALA mandal includes 17 villages and around 60 localities, reflecting a mix of village habitation areas, layouts, and agricultural extents.

Market value range and what it means

In GUNDALA mandal, IGRS-listed rates range from Rs 300 to Rs 1,700 per sq.yard. This band indicates how values vary across villages and localities based on factors such as location, access roads, surrounding development, and land use. Practically, the notified GUNDALA market value is used to calculate the minimum value for registration purposes. If a sale price is declared below the IGRS value, the registration system may still compute duties and fees on the higher, notified valuation.

Types of IGRS data available in GUNDALA

IGRS valuation information is typically organized to match how properties are identified on the ground and in revenue records. In GUNDALA, the available data coverage includes:

  • Schedule/locality-wise rates: Values mapped to specific localities and habitation areas across the mandal’s 60 localities.
  • Door number-wise data: 1 village has door number-wise valuation, useful for certain house properties within defined municipal/gram panchayat numbering.
  • Survey number-wise rates: 13 villages have survey number-based values, commonly used for land parcels recorded in revenue documents.
  • Agricultural land references: Often accessed via survey numbers and land classification, supporting valuation checks for farm lands.

How to use this data for property registration

  • Identify the property correctly: Confirm village, locality, and whether the asset is a plot, house (door number), or land (survey number).
  • Match the correct valuation type: Use locality-wise schedules for plots/areas, door number-wise rates where available, and survey number-wise rates for land.
  • Estimate registration value: Compare your negotiated price with the notified GUNDALA market value (Rs 300–Rs 1,700 per sq.yard) to anticipate the base value for duties and fees.
  • Prepare documents accordingly: Keep survey extracts, property identifiers, and location details consistent so the Sub-Registrar office can apply the right IGRS rate.