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Tamil Nadu Guideline Value

The guidleline value is, which the government fixes a certain amount for the properties and the sale value [Market value] cannot be less than the guideline value,this is called as the guideline value in tamilnadu and in every state its known by different names. It is the minimum value of a land determined by the government to calculate stamp duty charges while buying and selling the property. It's varies from the one locality to other locality which is based on the criteria. The government fixes the guideline value through the SRO for the registration of property.

Provision for agricultural Land :

In all areas except the areas / villages in which the value of property located on the road is determined separately, the value of the land situated on the national highway or their bypass is 100 percent more than the fixed price for agricultural land. The value of land situated on the state road or their bypass will be 50 percent more than the value of agricultural land, 20 percent more than the value of agricultural land on the main district road or other district route.In areas whose prices have not been set or missed in the guide line, the District Registrar will submit the proposal of the District Appraisal Committee to the Inspector General of Registration for approval. Guidelines for these areas can be issued separately during the year.If there is an intention to have more than one rate in respect of a property, then the maximum rate among them will be accepted.

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Tamil Nadu Zone's List :

Name Minimum Value (Rs.) Maximum Value (Rs.)
Chennai
120 per square feet 23,500 per square feet
Coimbatore
110 per square feet 9,500 per square feet
Cuddalore
80 per square feet 6,000 per square feet
Madurai
95 per square feet 10,000 per square feet
Salem
75 per square feet 7,000 per square feet
Tanjore
30 per square feet 5,500 per square feet
Thirunelveli
32 per square feet 4,000 per square feet
Trichy
35 per square feet 15000 per square feet
Vellore
50 per square feet 5,200 per square feet

About Registration Department of Tamil Nadu :

  • The entire Registration Department of Government of Tamil Nadu is headed by Inspector General Registration (IGR). The head office is located at No.100, Santhome High Road, Chennai. In order to support and assist IGR, four officers were appointed at second level. They are Additional Registrar of Chits, Additional Inspector General of Registration (Guidelines), Additional Inspector General of Registration (Stamps and Registration) and Additional Inspector General of Registration (intelligence).
  • The function of Additional Inspector General (AIG) of Registration (Guidelines) will look after the matters relating to guideline value revision and cases under sections 47A (5), 47A (6) and 56 (2) of the Indian Stamp Act.
  • The duties of Additional Inspector General (AIG) of Registration (Stamps and Registration) will take care of the issues related to the Indian Stamp Act, The Registration Act etc.
  • The AIG (Guidelines), Registration Department of Government of Tamil Nadu has revised the Guideline Value of properties in more than 2.19 lakhs streets and over 4.46 crores survey numbers / Subdivision numbers which is effective from 9 June 2017 till current date.
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  • In Tamil Nadu, the property buyer has to pay 7% on property registration value as stamp duty and 4% of property value as registration charges as per the revised charges. In total, the buyer pays 11% of the property registration value as charges while registering the property.

How to find Guideline value of a particular place?

To find the guideline value of a particular place, just visit the official website of the registration department and type guideline value in the search bar of that website. note that every state has its own official government website which contains each and every detail of the state. then select the Zone --> Sub-registrar office --> Village name --> Area name. After filling these details, you can see details regarding the guideline value of that place.

Properites of Tamil Nadu :

TAMIL NADU is one of the popular states in the India, its lies in the southernmost part of the Indian sub-continent. the total land coverage in the state of Tamil Nadu is 1,30,058km2 which comes around a total of 50,216.sq.mi. and Tamil Nadu is ranked 6th in the state wise.

The following are the % of the lands which has been divided by the usages of the land:-

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    And the rest of the % is belonged to the government of Tamil Nadu.

Tamil Nadu Land Classification :

Property Type Minimum Value (Rs.) Maximum Value (Rs.)
Commercial Class I Type-I 101 per square feet 10,050 per square feet
Commercial Class I Type-II 112 per square feet 9,715 per square feet
Commercial Class I Type-III 107 per square feet 15,780 per square feet
Commercial Special Type-I 114 per square feet 16,750 per square feet
Commercial Special Type-II 124 per square feet 13,400 per square feet
Commercial Special Type-III 167 per square feet 10,720 per square feet
Commercial Special Type-IV 201 per square feet 10,050 per square feet
Commercial Special Type-V 186 per square feet 10,720 per square feet
Dry Abutting Other Roads And Railway Lines Type-I 141 per square feet 141 per square feet
Govt Projects / Others 234 per square feet 804 per square feet
Industries Special Type-I 352 per square feet 8,375 per square feet
Industries Special Type-II 2,080 per square feet 4,690 per square feet
Industries Type-I 111 per square feet 5,025 per square feet
Industries Type-II 134 per square feet 2,345 per square feet
Industries Type-III 107 per square feet 1,675 per square feet
Mixed Special Type-I 105 per square feet 9,045 per square feet
Mixed Special Type-II 234 per square feet 8,040 per square feet
Mixed Special Type-III 225 per square feet 12,222 per square feet
Mixed Type-I 114 per square feet 10,050 per square feet
Mixed Type-II 114 per square feet 8,710 per square feet
Mixed Type-III 101 per square feet 10,050 per square feet
New House Site Type -I (Individual House Site) 134 per square feet 1,206 per square feet
New House Site Type -II (Unapproved Lay-Out) 107 per square feet 1,340 per square feet
New House Site Type -III (Approved Lay-Out) 107 per square feet 837 per square feet
Refer Street Value 107 per square feet 1,675 per square feet
Residential Class I Type-I 101 per square feet 10,050 per square feet
Residential Class I Type-II 105 per square feet 9,715 per square feet
Residential Class I Type-III 101 per square feet 8,710 per square feet
Residential Class I Type-IV 1500 per square feet 1,500 per square feet
Residential Class II Type-I 104 per square feet 8,040 per square feet
Residential Class II Type-II 101 per square feet 7,370 per square feet
Residential Class II Type-III 107 per square feet 7,035 per square feet
Residential Class III Type-I 101 per square feet 6,030 per square feet
Residential Class III Type-II 103 per square feet 5,695 per square feet
Residential Class III Type-III 104 per square feet 5,360 per square feet
Residential Class IV Type-I 101 per square feet 5,025 per square feet
Residential Class IV Type-II 104 per square feet 4,690 per square feet
Residential Class IV Type-III 107 per square feet 4,355 per square feet
Residential Class V Type-I 101 per square feet 3,685 per square feet
Residential Class V Type-II 107 per square feet 3,015 per square feet
Residential Class V Type-III 103 per square feet 2,144 per square feet
Residential Special Type-I 103 per square feet 15,410 per square feet
Residential Special Type-II 104 per square feet 13,400 per square feet
Residential Special Type-III 101 per square feet 10,820 per square feet
Residential Special Type-IV 110 per square feet 12,700 per square feet
Residential Special Type-V 101 per square feet 6,030 per square feet
Wet Abutting Other Roads And Railway Lines Type-I 141 per square feet 141 per square feet

Guideline value details for Major cities in Tamil Nadu

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) s

  • What do you mean Property Guideline Value?
    Guideline Value of properties is the basic value fixed by the PWD officials of Government of Tamil Nadu, after taking several surveys on infrastructure provided to that particular area. The buyer has to pay charges on property registration value.
  • What is the difference between Guideline and Market Value?
    Guideline value is the estimated value of a property done by PWD officials and finalized by the state Government. It is mentioned in the official records and websites, whereas Market value is the accepted property value by both the buyer and seller.
  • Why should the property buyer know about the Guideline Value?
    Before buying the property, the buyer must know about the guideline value. It helps to know the difference between the guideline and market value.
  • How can I know the property guideline value in Tamil Nadu?
    The Government of Tamil Nadu has mentioned the guideline values in tnreginet.gov.in website.
  • Registering a property is done on guideline value or market value?
    In most of the cases, the registration of a property is done on market value that is higher than the guideline value. In some exceptions registration is done on guideline values such as family settlement, gifts, donation etc.
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