Guidance value up 20% in core areas of city =>TIMES NEWS
Posted: September 30th, 2011, 7:21 am
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Guidance value up 20% in core areas of city
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: Buyers can defer their investment plans, while farmers on either side of Outer Ring Road have reason to cheer. Reason: their farms are now worth Rs 4-6 crore per acre.
The Karnataka government has issued the final notification revising guidance value of properties in Bangalore. The notification came into effect on September 26.
The average increase is 20-30% in core areas of Bangalore, while the rise is over 150% in newly added areas, where land prices shot up exponentially since the last revision in 2007.
“We have not made any changes in the final notification. There were around 120 objections to the preliminary notification. They were not genuine enough and we have not considered them,” B Shivappa, inspector general of stamps and registration, told TOI.
Realtors miss Metro magic
Bangalore: The stamps and registration department has almost missed the anticipated growth in Byappanahalli, the Metro terminal, and its surroundings. Though this much-hyped infrastructure project is set to give realty along the track a boost, Byappanahalli has a revised guidance value of
Rs 1,050 to 1,500. But the fact remains that the guidance value is much higher than market value in these areas, where a number of apartments are mushrooming.
However, in Bangalore North, the guidance value has escalated, with the rate at Rs 5,200 per sqft from Navrang Circle to Metro Circle, where Metro work is on.
Though the department of stamps and registration has attempted to bridge the gap between market and guidance values, the effort appears to be futile, as the market value in commercial hubs like MG Road is not less than Rs 20,000, though the guidance value is just Rs 10,000.
FARMERS GET RICH
In terms of percentage-wise rise in guidance values, agricultural lands falling under Hebbal registered the highest, touching Rs 6 crore an acre, thanks to the Outer Ring Road being laid. The increase is about 150%, compared to the prevailing guidance value. Some properties in Hebbal Amanikere, facing Outer Ring Road, have also got a guidance value of Rs 5 crore.
Among residential layouts, Jayanagar is in the creamy layer with Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 per sqft as guidance value.
VALUE OF HOTSPOTS
Commercial Street: Rs 11,000
Kasturba Road: Rs 8,500
MG Road: Rs 10,000
Ashoka Pillar to Madhavan Park Circle (Jayanagar): Rs 6,500
West of Chord Road: Rs 4,550
Bhashyam Circle: Rs 5,200
Hosur Road: Rs 6,000
Avenue Road: Rs 7,800
(figures per sqft)
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Article extract from times news w.r.t the above for your information.Inputs appreciated
Thanks in advance
Plotcrazy
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Guidance value up 20% in core areas of city
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
Bangalore: Buyers can defer their investment plans, while farmers on either side of Outer Ring Road have reason to cheer. Reason: their farms are now worth Rs 4-6 crore per acre.
The Karnataka government has issued the final notification revising guidance value of properties in Bangalore. The notification came into effect on September 26.
The average increase is 20-30% in core areas of Bangalore, while the rise is over 150% in newly added areas, where land prices shot up exponentially since the last revision in 2007.
“We have not made any changes in the final notification. There were around 120 objections to the preliminary notification. They were not genuine enough and we have not considered them,” B Shivappa, inspector general of stamps and registration, told TOI.
Realtors miss Metro magic
Bangalore: The stamps and registration department has almost missed the anticipated growth in Byappanahalli, the Metro terminal, and its surroundings. Though this much-hyped infrastructure project is set to give realty along the track a boost, Byappanahalli has a revised guidance value of
Rs 1,050 to 1,500. But the fact remains that the guidance value is much higher than market value in these areas, where a number of apartments are mushrooming.
However, in Bangalore North, the guidance value has escalated, with the rate at Rs 5,200 per sqft from Navrang Circle to Metro Circle, where Metro work is on.
Though the department of stamps and registration has attempted to bridge the gap between market and guidance values, the effort appears to be futile, as the market value in commercial hubs like MG Road is not less than Rs 20,000, though the guidance value is just Rs 10,000.
FARMERS GET RICH
In terms of percentage-wise rise in guidance values, agricultural lands falling under Hebbal registered the highest, touching Rs 6 crore an acre, thanks to the Outer Ring Road being laid. The increase is about 150%, compared to the prevailing guidance value. Some properties in Hebbal Amanikere, facing Outer Ring Road, have also got a guidance value of Rs 5 crore.
Among residential layouts, Jayanagar is in the creamy layer with Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 per sqft as guidance value.
VALUE OF HOTSPOTS
Commercial Street: Rs 11,000
Kasturba Road: Rs 8,500
MG Road: Rs 10,000
Ashoka Pillar to Madhavan Park Circle (Jayanagar): Rs 6,500
West of Chord Road: Rs 4,550
Bhashyam Circle: Rs 5,200
Hosur Road: Rs 6,000
Avenue Road: Rs 7,800
(figures per sqft)
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