PROPERTY CIRCLE RATE

DDA freezes leasehold-to-freehold conversions in Delhi: What applicants need to know amid policy review

Thousands of property owners in Delhi are facing uncertainty after the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) halted leasehold-to-freehold conversions for the past three months. The pause comes as the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs reviews the policy to simplify procedures and rationalise rates. While new applications have been put on hold, earlier applications with fees already paid continue to be processed. The suspension of weekly hearings and assistance camps has further added to the frustration among applicants.

Grey Market: India is ageing faster than its care systems can keep up. A new wave of startups is trying to bridge that gap

A growing number of cases of memory loss and dementia have highlighted India’s lack of early intervention and eldercare support, as the country faces a rapid rise in ageing population. India has nearly 100 million people above 60, a number expected to exceed 300 million by 2050.

Comprehensively review maintenance standards at UNESCO sites: Par panel to govt

A parliamentary panel has urged the culture ministry to review India's UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A plan for upgrading maintenance and visitor facilities is recommended. The ministry must also develop a five-year strategy for new nominations. This aims to align site management with global recognition. The Archaeological Survey of India receives significant funding for monument upkeep.

Gardeners Sprinkle Cinnamon on Dying Plants, But Does It Actually Work?

Cinnamon is emerging as a natural remedy for home gardeners, offering antifungal properties to combat root rot and fungal diseases. Its compounds can prevent pathogen growth and protect plant wounds, with studies showing significant recovery rates in mild infections. While beneficial for plant propagation and insect deterrence, moderation is key to avoid harming plants or beneficial microbes.

Siddaramaiah bets on higher central transfers, liquor tax collections as debt balloons

Karnataka's financial blueprint for 2026-27 envisions a substantial uptick in federal funding. Expectations are set high for increased liquor and property tax revenues, alongside a rise in borrowings aimed at enhancing welfare programs. The state is gearing up to bolster its healthcare services and revamp revenue collection frameworks.

Delhi circle rates hike: New price may jump 30% to up to Rs 8.3 lakh per sq m; check category-wise proposed increase

Delhi circle rate news: Delhi's property circle rates are poised for a significant overhaul, with proposed hikes up to 30% to align with soaring market prices. This move aims to boost stamp duty collections and transparency, impacting various property segments. The revision, the first since 2014, will be finalized after public feedback and cabinet approval.

UP’s new unified circle rates: Here’s how homebuyers gain on price, tax & financing

Uttar Pradesh is rolling out a unified circle rate system designed to streamline property valuation and make stamp duty calculations a breeze. This change empowers homebuyers to negotiate better prices and opens doors to larger home loan possibilities. With heightened transparency at the forefront, it aims to curb disputes and tackle corruption.

Buying land in Dehradun? New circle rates up by 22%

Uttarakhand has raised property circle rates by an average of 15%, with hikes ranging from 9% to 22% across the state. This revision, the first in two years, aims to capitalize on increased construction and land demand, boosting state revenue. Dehradun's Rajpur Road remains the most expensive locality, with rates now reaching up to ₹68,000 per sq m.

Delhi govt begins process to revise circle rates, seeks public feedback

The Delhi government has begun revising city circle rates. Public suggestions are invited for the next 15 days. This move aims to align rates with current market conditions. The last revision occurred a decade ago in 2014. New rates are expected within a couple of months. This will ensure transparency in property transactions across Delhi.

Gurgaon Property Rates: Get ready to pay higher prices as govt plans up to 145% hike in circle rates

Gurugram Property News: Gurgaon residents may soon face higher property prices as the district administration proposes a significant increase in circle rates, potentially rising by 7-77% for residential areas and up to 145% for agricultural land. This revision aims to align government-assessed values with current market rates, particularly impacting upscale localities and new sectors along the Dwarka Expressway.

This Delhi NCR region likely to see a 30% hike in circle rate for residential areas; how homebuyers will be impacted

Increase in circle rate for properties: The department in charge of stamps and registration has suggested to the district magistrate that the circle rates be revised, as they have not been changed for the past five years. According to a news report in the Times of India, the proposal seeks to raise the circle rate by 25-30% in residential areas, 10% in industrial, commercial, and IT sectors, and 15% for farmland.

Ghaziabad Circle Rate Hike: Property prices likely to increase next month. Here're the proposed new rates

The stamp and registration department in Ghaziabad has received only 20 objections to the proposed 15%-20% increase in circle rates for properties. With a few days left to file feedback, the new rates may come into effect by September 15. A public hearing to address concerns is scheduled for August 28.

Gurgaon property prices may jump sharply as Haryana govt proposes up to 90% hike in circle rate

The proposal includes a nearly 70% increase in circle rates for prime areas like Golf Course Road and MG Road. Prospective buyers are concerned about the steep price rise, as it may make it difficult for common people to afford a home. The government has invited objections and suggestions until December 17.

Extension of reduced circle rate to benefit real estate sector, say realtors

Brokerage firms and industry leaders said that transaction costs such as goods and services tax (GST), stamp duty and registrations fee are already on the higher side and that any addition will impact home buyer sentiments.

Boost for real estate: Delhi govt cuts property circle rates by 20% for six months

Pay less to register offices, shops and flats: Noida proposes rebate

This is the first time the administration has proposed to reduce circle rates, albeit through rebates, in the last six years.

Circle rates not to be hiked in Noida this year

The decision reflects the ground situation as real estate is in recession, believed to be a fallout of demonetisation impact.

Property can be registered below circle rate, rules Delhi HC

The bench has provided property owners an opportunity to convince the Collector of Stamps why their asset should be valued below the circle rate of the area.

Noida property circle rates hiked up to 25%

Buying land and property in Noida in Uttar Pradesh will be costlier as circle rates has been increased by 10 to 25 per cent from today.

New circle rates of properties in Delhi go into force

The rates in Category A colonies have been hiked by 200 per cent, category B by 50 per cent while in remaining coloneis the rates will go up by 22 per cent.