Jabalpur Property Prices Surge: Highest Registration Costs Expected in These Areas

Jabalpur Property: New Collector Guidelines to be Implemented from Tomorrow. The sale and purchase of residential, commercial plots, and agricultural land will be governed by these rates.

jabalpur property: New collector guidelines will come into effect from tomorrow. The buying and selling of residential, commercial plots, and agricultural land will be done at these rates. The government has increased the guidelines by 15 to 21 percent. While rates have increased in urban areas, they have been doubled in rural areas where colonies are being rapidly developed. This includes more than 120 Patwari circles (revenue officer’s jurisdiction). Similarly, sub-registrars will now register documents using Sampada 2.0 software instead of Sampada 1.0.

Within the municipal corporation limits, encompassing 79 wards, there will be few wards and locations where the guidelines for the financial year 2025-26 have not been changed. More focus has been given to commercial areas. These include Bara Fuhara, Khajanchi Chowk, Ghamndi Chowk, Aga Chowk, Baldevbagh, Phutatal, Hanuman Tal, Andherdev, Kotwali, Sarafa Bazaar, Karamchand Chowk, Gurundi, and other areas. The registration office found evidence of land sales in these areas exceeding the current guidelines; rates were determined based on this. The government has also considered the arguments of the district office and increased the rates accordingly.

jabalpur property: Increase of 10 to 20 Percent in Some Areas

Within the city, rates have increased by 10 percent in some areas and by more than 20 percent in others. For example, in Jawaharganj ward, from Khajanchi Chowk to Machhrai, the current rate is ₹64,000 per square metre; it has now increased to ₹80,000. In Swami Virendra Puri ward, from Supatal to Pisanhari Madiya, the rate was ₹28,800 per square metre, which has increased to ₹35,000. In rural areas, the rate in Kosamghat, which was ₹4,000, has increased to ₹8,000. In Mangeli, the plot price was ₹2,600, which has now been increased to ₹5,000 per square metre.