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| Hi krithika1, I have not heard anything about land acquisition in this area. if you can tell me the source of your news,maybe we can track it Regarding how the acquisition is done. The government will inform through circulars, and also through individual notices to the concerned person. The valuation is done on the current guideline value fixed by the government and not on the market value. let us suppose area near kishkinta has a guidelne value of 1000 and the market price is 2000/sq.ft. the evaluation will be on the rs.1000. You can check out with the the SRO of the area where you have brought the property, and take an EC to know the further developements. The new updated guideline values have been posted at ::REGINET:: hope this is clear. if you have doubts do ask.
__________________ Love, Shanthi A right cause never fails, a true word never hurts in the end. what HE thinks ; |
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| dear shanthi, My land(1800sqft) is in kishkinta road after the 200ft road.It was bought long back.I do not know the present rates.kindly can you help me with present rates.Please Give me your advice on whether to sell or hold the land.At present i am at california on a 5 month vacation.I will be returning to india(bangalore) this month end.please do give your valuable advice so that it will be useful for me to take any decision after i come to india. regards vkrithika |
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I am not sure the of the rate. It depends on the area. why dont you use the survey number the proper village name and check out the guideline value. IF I were to suggest, I will always say hold the land. reasons..... 1. these are areas where new layouts are coming up, so the old layouts will not get the same rate as the new layouts. 2. the rates are definitely going northwards..you can hold it for more time..If it was brought very long back, you would have got a good appreciation. but if you are not in need of funds you can hold it. two things you have to do are... Take a Encumberance Certificate to check for any disparity's in the ownership. and do ask your person n chennai to go and check it periodically.
__________________ Love, Shanthi A right cause never fails, a true word never hurts in the end. what HE thinks ; |
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| hi krithika, You are welcome. and when applying for EC, do apply ,for few years before you brought the property , and to date if you like. this way, you will know who was the previous owner, whether your buying it has been incorporated, and if anybody else has mishandled your property. before there was the online EC application scheme. for the past one year they have stopped that. it would be nice if it is opened again. Does your prop. come under tambaram sro.??
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| hi, sro is padappai.gv is 150/sqft.we bought it for 18k 10 years back.Thanks for the infn.ya i know the ec procedures as we have done this for our props in bangalore. |
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