Which are the areas fall under the new circle rates?

Q: I stay in DLF , heard there are new circle rates coming up, so which are the new circle rate? and which are areas?

Aisha, Noida

4th April 2013

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Hi Guys,
As per the latest news, the Delhi High Court dismisses a PIL against an AAP govt notice upgrading the circle rates of rural area(agricultural land) in the capital by 3 times. Kindly discuss.

Raj Roy, Delhi

19th August 2015

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Hi Raj,
As per the news, bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath declared that, no case is made out as the notice was issued for the sake of the lieutenant governor. The court passed the request after the applicant, who had looked for subduing of the August 4 notice, neglected to answer the seat's question regarding who has the authority to authorize the same.

Jeet Bhaskar, Delhi

20th August 2015

Yes Jeet, that is right. But on the other hand, the bench was told by the Delhi govt that according to the Transaction of Business Rules, the notice must be issued for the sake of the LG and the same has been consented to.

Raj Roy, Delhi

21st August 2015

Hi Guys,
According to sources, as the notice was issued for the sake of LG, no case is made out. The writ appeal is rejected. The appeal filed by a property dealer, Mr Gopal Gupta, had asserted that the notice issued by the Delhi government was invalid as it has been issued with no authority.

Richa, Delhi

22nd August 2015

As per sources, Aam Aadmi Party govt has settled the new rates between Rs 1-3.5 crore/acre from the prior Rs 53 lakh/acre of land. Charging that this price escalation was taken without the LG's permission, the PIL had looked for suppress of the August 4 warning, which had as of now pursued into inconvenience LG Najeeb Jung ordered the Arvind Kejriwal govt to keep up business as usual till the issue was analyzed legally.

Arpit, Delhi-NCR

22nd August 2015

Hey Guys,
Latest change in circle rates of Noida , made sector 15A and 44 most expensive locality in Noida. From August 7th ,this new circle rate has introduced. Kindly discuss.

Pranab Malakar,

19th August 2015

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Hi Pranab,
As per the latest news, circle rates in Gautam Budh Nagar increase by 5%-10% crosswise over different categories. As an outcome, registration of property has gotten to be expensive in the region. The upgrade, on the other hand, is not uniform crosswise over types or locations.

Shilpa, Noida

19th August 2015

Hi Shilpa,
According to sources, while Sector 15A and Sector 44 in Noida have turned into the costliest, the district administration has given some alleviation to flat and shop purchaser. The circle rate is currently Rs 90,500/sq-mt when contrasted with the before circle rate of Rs 86,000/sq-mt for property belongs to category A.

Pranab Malakar,

19th August 2015

As indicated by officials, in Greater Noida, the residential property in Jaypee Greens Rs 35,000/sq-m to Rs 47,000/sq-m as well as the commercial property in the region of Alpha commercial belt have seen the most elevated increment. The rural area has seen a 10% hike on an average rate.

Shilpa, Noida

19th August 2015

Hi Pranab,
As per current news, fully developed sectors in Greater Noida, for example, Deltam, Beta, Alpha as well as Gamma have seen an increment of Rs 1,000/sq-mt. There are no changes in undeveloped sectors. The stamp duty is directly relative to the property circle rate.

Samrat,

19th August 2015

The cost of construction per sq ft area has been kept slightly low for the newly-developed sectors between Sector 58 and 67 and group housing societies, which is Rs 3,000.

Pramela, Gurgaon

9th April 2013

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The rate specified in group housing societies from Sector 1 to 57 to be Rs 3,300 per sq-ft. The rate for multi-storey apartments developed by private builders has been fixed at Rs 4,500. For independent floors in HUDA sectors the rate stands at Rs 3,400.

Sufia, Delhi

9th April 2013

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What will be the rates for new constructions?

Indu dixit, Noida

8th April 2013

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The cost of the construction per sq-ft area has been fixed by the administration as Rs 1,200 in licensed colonies, Rs 900 in HUDA sectors and Rs 650 in the rest of the district.

Kanika Kumari, Ghaziabad

7th April 2013

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