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Everything You Need To Know About The Guidance Value In Bangalore

All about Guidance Value of Property in India

Guidance Value Of Property In Bangalore And Its Calculation:

Guidance Value is the minimum value below which no property transaction can be accomplished. It is the least value at which you can register a property. The Guidance Values are published by the Dept. of Stamps & Registration in every state and it gives the value based on locality and individual buildings/project names. Any changes in Guidance Value may increase or decrease property prices. It is a major source of generating revenue for the state. Property registrations can not go below that fixed price. A well-developed locality will have a higher Guidance Value while a least developed or under-developed locality has a lower Guidance Value.

The Stamp and Registration department performs an account of the Guidance Value in states. It is also known as Ready Reckoner Rate or Circle Rate in other states. Guidance Value is applicable to both plots and constructed properties. For plots in Bangalore, the Guidance Value is calculated on the grounds of the available land area excluding any constructed property while the value charged for the constructed properties including the land is known as a composite value.

As per the law, even if you buy a property at a lower price than the Guidance Value, you will still have to register the property at Guidance Value. If the sale value of a property is higher than Guidance Value then the property has to be registered at sale value.

The government always makes a plan to keep Guidance Value as close to market value as possible. This is prepared to control cash transactions which create black money and also to boost revenue for the state government.

However, it should be noted that Guidance Value is only the minimum price for registration and not the price at which the property would be sold. The market value of a property like other goods is changed and determined on the basis of a number of factors such as market forces, the proximity of the property to the different new developments being made in the city. For example, a property located near an upcoming airport will rise in property value.

How to calculate Guidance Value in Bangalore?

Steps To Calculate Online Guidance Value In Karnataka:

  • Visit KAVERI website
  • On the webpage, you will get two search options – Basic Search and Advanced Search
  • Now, you have to select ‘District’ from the drop-down menu provided
  • Enter three characters in the ‘Area Name’, and the system would suggest results matching your inputs. Select your Area.
  • With this, you will get more options to choose from – Property Usage Type, Total Area, and Measurement Unit.
  • In the Advanced Search mode, you will need to furnish extra details such as Registration District and SRO Office.

Below image will clear your points:

KAVERI Online Services in Bangalore

KAVERI Online Services in Bangalore

Latest Updates On Guidance Value In Bangalore:

In January 2019, the Karnataka Government has increased the Guidance Value of agriculture by 5% to 25% across Karnataka. It is certainly a welcome move and farmers have a reason to cheer. But at the same time, it is expected to hurt middle-class families who are looking to buy Budget Homes in Bangalore. The new Guidance Value in Bangalore revised after a gap of 2-years that came into effect from 1st January 2019.

The last time the guidance value had been increased was in March 2017. As per the Stamps and Registration Act, the guidance value has to be revised every year. But, due to several reasons, such as the demonetization and Assembly elections, the guidance value could not be revised. The state audit team reported that there is a huge gap between the guidance value and market rates.

To overcome the gap between Guidance Value and Market Value, the state government reviews the Guidance Value annually. The change in values helps the government to make higher revenue through stamp duty and registration fees. Reducing the gap between the Guidance Value and the Market Value also helps to control black money inflow in the real estate market.

Under the revised rates, the Guidance Value for agriculture land in Hunasemaranahalli on KIA Road in North Bangalore has hiked to a record Rs 6.5 crore/acre which is highest in the state so far. Similarly, the new Guidance Value has risen to Rs 1.8 crore per acre in some parts of Mysuru Rural Taluk, Rs 1.2 crore in parts of Bidadi Taluk in Ramanagara District, and up to Rs 80 lakh in the Hosabettu area in Dakshina Kannada.

The move is meaningful considering a person buying land will have to pay a minimum of 5.6% of Guidance Value as stamp duty.

In Bangalore (Urban), there are 42 Sub-Registrar Offices for estimating and regulating Guidance Value. For rural areas, the State government has set up five Sub-Registrar Offices.

List of Sub-Registrar Offices in Bangalore (Urban)

Rajajinagar District

Basavanagudi District

Shivajinagar District

Gandhinagar District

Jayanagar District

Rajajinagar

Basavanagudi

Shivajinagar

Gandhinagar

Jayanagar

Yashwanthpaura

Chamarajapete

Indiranagar

Malleshwaram

Santhinagar

Vijayanagar

Banashankari

Halsuru

Ganganagar

BTM Layout

Srirampuram

Anekal

Banasawadi

Hebbal

Kengeri

Peenya

Attibele

KR Puram

Kacharakanahalli

Rajarajeshwari Nagar

Laggere

Sarjapura

Mahadevapura

Byatarayanapura

JP Nagar

Nagarbhavi

Jigani

Bidarahalli

Yelahanka

Bommanahalli

Madanayakanahalli

Varthur

Jala

Begur

Dasanapura

Hesaraghatta

Tavarekere

List of Sub-Registrar Offices in Bangalore (Rural):

  • Nelamangala
  • Doddaballapura
  • Devanahalli
  • Hoskote

As per the revised Guidance Value, property prices along the sides of the road and park facing will see a maximum hike in property prices. Below is the Guidance Value for different areas of Bangalore.

New Guidance Value In Bangalore

Area

Rates (per sq.mt)

Vani Vilas Market to D. Banumalah Circle on Sayyaji Rao Road

Rs 32,000

Banumalah Circle to K.R. Circle

Rs 68,200

K.R. Circle to Ayurveda Hospital Circle

Rs 1.15 lakh

Ayurveda Hospital to RMC Circle

Rs 49,100

RMC Circle to Highway Circle

Rs 32,600

Kumbarakoppal Main Road

Rs.1,29,000

Kumbarakoppal Cross Roads

Rs 9,600

Kumbarakoppal Inner Cross Roads

Rs 9,900

Kumbarakoppal Colony

Rs 6,500

Kumbarakoppal South Side

Rs 13,000

Gokulam Main Road

Rs 38,400

Gokulam Cross Road

Rs 19,800

Gokulam Ist & 2nd Stage

Rs 25,000

Gokulam 3rd Stage

Rs 28,000

Gokulam 4th Stage

Rs 20,000

Contour Road EWS

Rs 19,700

Karnataka Slum Development Board Houses

Rs 8,600

Bogadi 1st & 2nd Stage

Rs 28,000

Janatanagar

Rs 11,800

Srirampura 1st Stage

Rs 23,000

Srirampura 2nd Stage

Rs 24,000

Metagalli Main Road

Rs 18,300

Hale Ooru

Rs 8,500

Ambedkar Colony

Rs 3,500

B.M Sri Nagar Main Road

Rs 10,100

B.M Sri Nagar Cross Road

Rs 8,300

Karakushalanagar

Rs 5,400

 

New Guidance Value for Agricultural Land (Per Acre)

Agriculture land (Kushki) at Ajjayyanahundi

Rs 51 lakh/acre

Thari land at Ajjayyanahundi

Rs 53 lakh/acre

House sites at Ajjayyanahundi

Rs 4,750/sq.mt

House sites approved by the Development Authority

Rs 10,900/sq.mt

Agricultural land (Kushki) at Chowdahalli

Rs 30 lakh/per acre

Agricultural land at Ayarahalli

Rs 8.5 lakh/acre

Thari land at Ayarahalli

Rs 9 lakh/acre

Govt Uthanahalli (MUDA limits)

Rs 32 lakh/acre

Inam Uthanahalli

Rs 8 lakh/acre

Amchawadi Village in Yelwal Hobli

Rs 3.50 lakh/acre

Anandur

Rs 20 lakh/acre

Yelwal Hobli MUDA limits, Mysuru-Hunsur Road

Rs 35 lakh/acre

Anaganahalli under Mysuru West Office limits

Rs 8 lakh/acre

Arasinakere

Rs 5 lakh/acre

Udbur (MUDA Limits)

Rs 22 lakh/acre

Kadakola

Rs 35 lakh/acre

 

New Guidance Value in Major Roads of Bangalore (per sq.mt)

Cunningham Road (Chandrika Hotel to Balekundri Circle)

Rs 2,78,600

Lavelle Road

Rs 2,07,900

M.G.Road, Brigade Road, Residency Road

Rs 1,95,500

12th Main, HAL 2nd Stage

Rs 1,11,800

Defense Colony, Indiranagar

Rs 1,71,800

CMH Road, 1st to 12th Cross

Rs 1,43,200

9th Main, Jayanagar

Rs 3,87,500

Dollars Colony, RMV 2nd Stage

Rs 1,84,000

Sampige Road, Malleshwaram

Rs 2,05,000

Sadashivanagar (C.V. Raman Avenue to Bhashyam Circle)

Rs 2,58,200

Sankey Tank Road

Rs 2,70,000

Dr. Rajkumar Road

Rs 1,61,500

ESI Hospital Road, Rajajinagar

Rs 1,10,000

Nandidurga Road

Rs 1,75,000

Bannerghatta Main Road (Hosur Road to Dairy Circle)

Rs 1,53,000

Vittal Mallya Road

Rs 2,08,900

The FAQ On Guidance Value:

Should we register our property at Guidance Value or Market Value? And how will Guidance Value affect the property prices?

For example, if the market value of a property in a particular area is Rs.6000/sq.ft. and the Guidance Value is fixed at Rs.4500/sq.ft. by the Revenue Department, then the homebuyers have a choice to register the property at a rate anywhere between Rs.4500/sq.ft and Rs.6000/sq.ft.

But, in case, if a property offers the market rate of Rs.5500/sq.ft and the Guidance Value is priced at Rs.8000/sq.ft, then a homebuyer can not register the property below Rs 8000/sq.ft.

So, the property can be registered at either the Guidance Value or Market Value whichever is lower. But, in case of registration on the market value, you will always have to pay higher stamp duty.

How can we get the latest Guidance Value of a property?

The latest Guidance Value of the property in a particular area in a city could be obtained from the Sub-register office.

How reduced Guidance Value impact both buyers and sellers?

Taking the current market condition, where the market value of a property is much lesser than the Guidance Value, even a small reduction in Guidance Value helps both buyers and sellers in a big way. Here are some important benefits of reduced Guidance Value:

  • It lowers capital gain tax for the seller
  • It also lowers stamp duty and registration charges for the buyer
  • It makes possible lower sale values for the buyer

Why did Guidance Value in Bangalore reduce? And how did it affect buyers, sellers, and the government?

There was a significant variation between market value and the Guidance Value. This means that very few buyers were willing to take the burden of additional stamp duty and registration charges. As a result, there were fewer transactions and hence loss of revenue for the government.

  • It lowers capital gain tax for the seller
  • It also lowers stamp duty and registration charges for the buyer
  • It increases revenue for the government
  • It makes possible lower sale values for the buyer

How the Guidance Value of a property fluctuates?

The guidance value fluctuates between localities as well as apartments or projects within the same locality. Here are a few steps that calculate the guidance value of a property for estimating your investment costs:

Prime Locality:

The current real estate trend and reputation of the developers, and the kind of upcoming projects ranging from affordable, mid-segment or luxury residences set guidance value. A locality that is recommended for luxury apartments and villas by famous builders will have a high guidance value.

Higher Floors:

The base guidance value remains the same until the 5th floor. The value rises from the 6th floor upwards.

No of Amenities:

In Bangaluru, the state government has set the lifestyle amenities given by residential properties into 14 categories varying from the clubhouse, kid’s play area, swimming pool, commercial spaces and more. The Guidance Value hike for 5 or more groups of amenity.

How to calculate the Guidance Value of property in Bangalore?

The Stamps and Registration Department of Karnataka has launched an online platform known as “KAVERI” where one can calculate the Guidance Value in Bangalore 2019.

What is the Guidance Value of commercial properties in Bangalore?

The Stamp & Registration Department has notified an increase of 50% in Guidance Value of Commercial Properties in the 11th Main, Jayanagar, 4th Block.

What is the Guidance Value of road facing properties in Bangalore?

The Stamp & Registration Department of Karnataka has revised the guidelines and mandated the Guidance Value of properties facing roads by 25%.

What is the Guidance Value of a park facing properties?

The new guidelines have imposed an additional 10% rise in Guidance Value for properties facing parks.

Why does the government raise the Guidance Value of a property?

The Guidance Value of a property is a major source of generating revenue for the state. By raising the Guidance Value, the govt expects higher revenue.

How does a hike in Guidance Value impact property prices and buyers?

After a hike of up to 25%, property rates in some parts of Bengaluru has increased significantly. Property markets of Bengaluru which is already counted among the most expensive ones in India. People find it the most expensive and holding their buying decision.

For example, the current property rate in Jayanagar is Rs 1,75,000/sq.mt based on Guidance Value. It is to be noted that a square meter is equal to 10.76 sq.ft. So, if you have 100 sq.mt (1,076 sq.ft) house in Jayanagar, the Guidance Value is Rs 17.50 lakh as per existing value. So, the recent hike in Guidance Value in Bengaluru means a significant increase in property cost.

Homebuyers will lose interest in buying property paying more as Stamp Duty and Registration Charges for areas where the Guidance Value is higher than the Market Value.

Suppose, you are buying a property of Rs 1 crore based on Guidance Value and the stamp duty is charged at 5.6%, your total stamp duty comes to Rs 5.60 lakh.

Data & Image Sources: Google

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CIDCO Lottery 2019: Registration Deadline Extended Till 5th November

CIDCO Lottery 2019

 

The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has extended the last date of application for its housing schemes, the Swapnapurthi Housing Scheme and the Mass Housing Scheme to 5th November 2019. The state-run body is planning to allocate over 9,500 homes across Navi Mumbai under the schemes. These units are largely meant for buyers from the low-income group (LIG) and economically weaker sections (EWS) categories at a starting cost of Rs 18 lakh.

CIDCO Lottery 2019 latest information

Detailed Information On CIDCO Housing Schemes 2019

Under the Swapnapurthi Housing Scheme 2019, about 814 units will be given to buyers from LIG and EWS categories in Sector 37, Kharghar. Approximately 619 homes are in the LIG category while 195 are in the EWS category. The size of the home proposed for the EWS category is 28.63 sq.mt. and the base price is Rs 24.9 lakh. Units proposed for the LIG category are nearby 34.36 sq.mt, for which the base price is Rs 39.1 lakh. The registration process has started on 30th August 2019.

Booking Amount

The applicants have to deposit Rs 5,000 as security money for units under the EWS category and Rs 25,000 under the LIG category.

Important dates

  • November 4, 2019: Registration ends.
  • November 4, 2019: NEFT/RTGS Challan generation ends
  • November 5, 2019: Online registration ends
  • November 6, 2019: Online payment and NEFT/RTGS last date
  • November 19, 2019: Publication of final list of accepted applications
  • November 26, 2019: Lottery Draw at 10.00 am

CIDCO Mass Housing Scheme 2019

The CIDCO will be allocating approximately 9,249 homes under the Mass Housing Scheme. The applicants have to deposit Rs 5,000 as security money for units under the EWS category and Rs 25,000 under the LIG category. An extra charge of Rs 250 has to be paid as a registration amount. The housing scheme offers units in Taloja, Ghansoli, Dronagiri, and Kalamboli. The flats in the EWS category are starting from Rs 18 lakh while the LIG category units are starting from Rs 25 lakh onwards. The registration for which has already commenced from 11th September 2019.

Important dates

  • 4th November 2019: Last date of registration
  • 5th November 2019: Last date of online registration
  • 6th November 2019: Last date of NEFT/RTGS payment
  • 15th November 2019: Publication of draft list of accepted applications
  • 19th November 2019: Publication of final list of accepted applications
  • 26th November 2019: Lottery Draw at 10.00 am

Eligibility Criteria

An applicant whose average monthly income of Rs 25,000 can apply under the EWS category while those with an average monthly income between Rs 25,001 and Rs 50,000 could apply under the LIG category.

How to check the list of accepted applications?

Here is a step-by-step guide to check the list of accepted applications:

  1. Visit lottery.cidcoindia.com/app
  2. Click ‘Accepted Applications’. The page will be moved to a new page where you can choose the lottery scheme.
  3. Select the area which you have chosen in your online application form. You can see your name on the list if your application has been allowed by CIDCO.

How to verify the results for CIDCO 2019 lottery?

The results can be seen on www.Cidco.maharashtra.gov.in and lottery.Cidcoindia.com after 6 PM.
Here is a step-by-step guide to check the results for CIDCO 2019 lottery

  1. Log on to lottery.Cidcoindia.com
  2. Click on the ‘View Lottery Result’ link
  3. Fill up the required application sections to check the CIDCO lottery result 2018

Important contact numbers

Applicants can communicate on 1800222756 for more information regarding the lottery details.

90,000 Homes Coming Soon

Earlier, the urban body, City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) declared that it is planning to offer 90,000 affordable homes in Navi Mumbai areas such as Kalamboli, Taloja, Juinagar, Bamandongri, Panvel, and Kharghar in its upcoming housing scheme. The scheme is expected to come soon. Lottery winners will be fit to pay as construction progresses. According to CIDCO officials, out of these 90,000 homes, 53,000 units will be under the EWS category while 37,000 units will be in the LIG category.

It was in October 2018 when the CIDCO had put over 14,800 homes on sale for which 2 lakh applications were obtained. As per the media reports, over 51,000 people have applied in the 2019 housing scheme, in the open category under Prime Minister Awas Yojana (PMAY). The list of winners is available on www.lottery.cidcoindia.com. As many as 58,700 applications were received by the CIDCO.

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Affordable Housing In Visakhapatnam To Get A Boost Due To Construction Of Metro Project

Affordable Housing in Visakhapatnam to get boost

The Andhra Pradesh government proposal to extend the suggested metro rail project into the city’s outskirts. This decision has made the real estate developers in the city excited. Many real estate developers are now scheming to build housing societies in these areas to benefit low and middle-income groups.

Developers in the city feel that the cost of the property would increase once the time limit for the metro rail project gets closer. So, they now plan to address the working groups who they think will be using the metro on a regular basis but unable to afford the high-value property.

Former president of the Visakhapatnam chapter of Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (Credai), Koteswara Rao told that a large number of the middle and lower-middle-class live in rental flats in Gajuwaka and Southern outskirts of the city as well as in Kommadi and Madhurawada. They might prefer to buy a property in Visakhapatnam and settle there permanently.

He further added that they might be able to afford homes in areas where the metro network is planned to go realizing the appreciation rate. So, they have decided to develop such Middle-income Group (MIG) and Low-income Group (LIG) projects.

As per the developer, since these projects will come under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, the cost of these flats would be less than Rs 25 lakh so that, buyers will get a discount on interest on home loans and other benefits.

The current property rate in the interiors of Gajuwaka and Kommadi is around Rs 3,000/sq.ft. On the other hand, the rate of property located on or around the highways hangs around Rs 3,500 – 4,000/sq.ft. Developers are expecting that the property rate will increase by at least 35 to 40% as soon as construction work begins.

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How Jewar Airport will Benefit Noida’s Shortfall Realty Market?

Jewar Airport and its impact on Noida's Realty Market

The Uttar Pradesh Government has considered the construction of a Greenfield Airport at Jewar. The proposal of Jewar International Airport was first introduced in 2001. The proposed site for the airport is located at a distance of 40 to 50 km from Greater Noida and Noida respectively. Government of Uttar Pradesh interested in making Jewar Airport the biggest airport in the world by increasing the number of runways to eight. Once completion of the project, it could compete with Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, which at present has seven runways.

Jewar Airport is building on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) and Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) is the implementing authority for it. Along with the C.M, Yogi Aditya Nath, the government started working on the procedure of obtaining the land for the project which they made was up to 3000 acres and an estimated cost of around 20,000 crores estimated to be operational by 2022-2023.

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) will first have to take 1239.94 hectares of land from 3,000 farmers to develop the phase-1 of the airport. For an operational airport, the land will have to be taken from 5000 farmers.

Phase-1 of the project will have two runways and the Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL) will send the proposal for eight runway airport to the state government.

The Jewar Airport will hold an Aerocity on the plans of the one at the IGI airport. Plans are also to link the $-3.1 billion Jewar airports with the Delhi’s Metro’s Aqua Line by 2025. The government is also analyzing the probability of linking the airport with Sarai Kale Khan, a major bus transit depot in the national capital, through a dedicated Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS). Later, the Jewar airport could be connected with the Eastern Peripheral Expressway that connects Haryana’s Palwal with Kundli, bypassing the Delhi.

The Jewar Airport once completed will be National Capital Region’s (NCR) 2nd airport and is expected to take the load off Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. The 2nd airport in the NCR region, along the 165-km Yamuna Expressway, is expected to be operational by 2022-23.

How will Jewar Airport Impact the Noida’s Real Estate Market?

If we analyze the current situations of real estate markets around Noida which is going through a tough phase. According to UP-RERA, there are more than 100 real estate projects stuck in the region due to several issues.

It is often come to read that some of the leading developers of the region are facing insolvency cases and many of the cases are pending against Amrapali, Jaypee, Supertech, Omaxe, Logix, 3C, Unitech among others. The darkness involving these cases. Even after two years of these cases, no final solution regardless of what the Supreme Court has justified resolving these issues in a given time frame. But still preventing combined efforts made by the sector contributors in achieving their desired target.

Going through the current situation, Jewar Airport is the much-needed infrastructure this region is looking for.

According to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), it will be able to handle about 5 million passengers per annum initially and up to 60 million passengers per annum after expansion over 30 years and would be able to serve 37 domestic and 31 international destinations by 2050.

Currently, people living in nearby cities have to travel to Delhi for various reasons. If they plan to travel by air, an airport in Jewar will be a huge help for these people. This airport will not only serve the aviation needs of Delhi but also of cities such as Agra, Hapur, Mathura, Aligarh, Khurja, Palwal, Bhiwadi, Bulandshahr, Meerut, etc.

Apart from that, as construction work progress, the project is expected to generate millions of job opportunities and will able to improve investor sentiment.

Jewar was earlier a part of Bulandshahr District but now the locality comes under the jurisdiction of Nagar Panchayat under the Gautam Buddh Nagar district. Due to the continuous developments, rates of the property along the area have risen considerably.

Landowners can experience the difference. In the past, a bigha of land was sold for Rs 4-5 lakh, but rates have now touched Rs 20-25 lakh a bigha. Farmers whose lands are being acquired for this project are being offered three times the circle rate. While the prevalent land rate in the area is Rs 900 per sq.mt, the government is offering villagers Rs 2300 per sq.mt.

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