Collector Rate Harsaru Gurgaon (Gurugram) 2025 — Circle Rate Tables (Applicable in 2026)

Collector Rate Harsaru (Sub-Tehsil), Gurgaon (Gurugram) — 2025 Rates Applicable in 2026 (Circle Rate Tables)

Fast WhatsApp help: Send (1) sector/area name (2) plot size / built-up area (3) purpose (residential/commercial/industrial) and we’ll tell you the likely collector rate base used for stamp duty & registry in Gurgaon and Delhi NCR.

Note: This page is an informational guide. Final valuation is as per applicable government rate list, notifications, and Sub-Registrar assessment.

If you’re buying or selling property in Harsaru (Sub-Tehsil), District Gurugram, your stamp duty and registration cost is often
calculated on the higher of sale value OR collector rate valuation. This page publishes the official Harsaru collector rates (2025)
commonly referenced for 2026 registry planning unless revised.

Collector Rate / Circle Rate (Harsaru)
2025 tables • used for 2026 planning
Sectors 84/88/89 + IMT/Industrial
Stamp duty base explained

For district-level guidance and links to all tehsil-wise circle rate pages, visit the
Collector Rate Gurgaon pillar guide.

Quick Answer (AI Overview-style)

Collector Rate (Circle Rate) in Harsaru is the government valuation benchmark used for calculating
stamp duty and for under-valuation checks during registry.
If your sale price is lower than the collector rate valuation, the registry office may calculate duty on the higher collector-rate base.

Used for: stamp duty base
Depends on: sector/area + land use
Goal: avoid objections/delay

What is Collector Rate in Gurgaon?

Collector Rate (also called Circle Rate) is the official minimum valuation guideline for land and buildings in a specified area.
In Gurgaon registry practice, the Sub-Registrar often compares:

  1. Sale consideration written in your deed, and
  2. Collector rate valuation based on sector, area, land use, and size

Where rules require, stamp duty is calculated on the higher value. This is why broker estimates often change at the registry counter.

How Collector Rate is Used for Stamp Duty & Registry

Step 1
Identify exact sector/area

Correct mapping is everything.

Step 2
Apply correct land use

Residential / commercial / industrial / institutional.

Step 3
Compute valuation base

Compare sale value vs collector valuation.

Practical tip: Large parcels, highway or major road frontage, corner or park-facing factors, and CLU status can change valuation treatment.
Before generating challan or payment, confirm the applicable category and table.

Effective Date (Why title says 2026)

The Harsaru rate list is for Year 2025 and is used as a reference for many
2026 transactions until revised or updated by the government.
That is why this page targets 2026 intent while clearly publishing the 2025 final collector rate tables.


Collector Rate Tables — Harsaru (Sub-Tehsil)

Below are the key Harsaru tables used for sector or area mapping, group housing valuation, IMT or industrial rates, and construction-cost additions.
For the full official sheet as issued, see the embedded PDF at the bottom.

A) HUDA Sectors (SCO/SCF) — Residential / Commercial + Retail & Office/IT

These rates are commonly referenced for valuation in listed sector groups in Harsaru jurisdiction.
Units in the table are shown exactly as in the official list.

Sector group 2024 Residential
₹/Sq Yard
2025 Final Residential
₹/Sq Yard
2024 Commercial
₹/Sq Yard
2025 Final Commercial
₹/Sq Yard
2024 Commercial/Retail
₹/Sq Ft
2025 Final Commercial/Retail
₹/Sq Ft
2024 Office/IT Space
₹/Sq Ft
2025 Final Office/IT Space
₹/Sq Ft
84, 88, 88A, 89, 89A, 36A 41,800 50,500 97,200 1,10,000 7,000 9,000 5,000 6,000
88B, 95, 95A, 95B, 94, 98B, 99A, 90, 91, 92, 93 43,700 52,000 97,200 1,10,000 7,000 9,000 5,000 6,000
Use case: If you are valuing a plot, unit, or space in these sectors, correct sector mapping and correct land use determine which row applies.
Share sector + unit type to confirm applicability before stamp duty planning.

B) Industrial / IMT Manesar (Harsaru Tehsil) — Rates per Sq Yard

Category Area / Note 2024
₹/Sq Yard
2025 Final/Proposed
₹/Sq Yard
Industrial sector (Harsaru Tehsil) Sector M9, M10, M12, M12A, M13, M14 20,000 25,000
Industrial area of IMT Manesar Sector M9, M10, M12, M12A, M13, M14 25,000 30,000
Industrial area of IMT Manesar falling in Harsaru IMT mapping within Harsaru jurisdiction 22,000 27,500

C) Multi-Storey Group Housing / Independent Floors (Per Sq Ft)

Important: Group housing and floor rates often require correct project and sector mapping.
If you share sector + society/project + unit type, the likely correct row can be identified before registry.
Category 2024
₹/Sq Ft
2025 Final
₹/Sq Ft
Flats in Group Housing Societies in plots of licensed colonies in Sector 88, 88A, 89, 89A, 84, 36A 5,500 6,500
Flats in Group Housing Societies in plots of licensed colonies in Sector 88B, 95, 95A, 95B, 94, 98B, 99A, 90, 91, 92, 93, 84, 36A 5,500 6,500
Flats in New Town Heights / Garden City / Regal Garden 6,000 7,000
Floor in Licensed Colonies / HUDA Sectors 7,500 8,000
EWS in Sub-Tehsil Harsaru 3,500 3,500
Affordable in Sub-Tehsil Harsaru 5,000 5,000
Floor/Flats in IMT Area 6,000 6,500

D) Cost of Construction (Per Sq Ft)

Category 2024
₹/Sq Ft
2025 Final
₹/Sq Ft
Constructed Area in Licensed Colonies & HUDA Sector 1,400 1,400
Constructed Area in Rest of Harsaru 800 800
Constructed Area in Industrial Area & Institutional Land 900 900
Constructed Area of Warehouses 700 700

E) Industrial & Institutional (Constructed Building) — Land Cost + Construction

This is used where the rate list applies a “Land Cost + ₹/Sq Ft” formula for constructed buildings.

Type Area / Condition 2024 2025 Final/Proposed
Industrial Any land converted into industrial use (constructed building) Land Cost + 800 per Sq Ft Land Cost + 800 per Sq Ft
Institutional Institutional plots, school plots, club, hospital etc. in HUDA sectors & licensed colonies Land Cost + 800 per Sq Ft Land Cost + 900 per Sq Ft
Institutional Institutional land or plot in other area (except above) Land Cost + 800 per Sq Ft Land Cost + 800 per Sq Ft

Important Notes & Multipliers (Practical Registry Impact)

Most registry disputes or delays are caused by incorrect mapping of sector or land use, or missing valuation rules.
Use this checklist before you pay duty or challan:

  • Correct sector list: make sure your sector falls in the correct group, such as 84/88/89 group versus 90–99 group.
  • Commercial vs retail vs office: the applicable rate depends on the exact use of the unit.
  • IMT/industrial mapping: IMT Manesar can have different slabs; confirm which entry applies.
  • Construction cost add-on: some valuation uses land rate + construction rate per sq ft.
  • Under-valuation risk: if declared sale value is below collector valuation, duty may shift to collector base.
Best way to avoid objections: Share your exact sector + unit type + size + purpose before appointment.
We’ll tell you which table applies and what can trigger under-valuation objections.

Full Official Sheet (Harsaru Collector Rate PDF)

Tip: Keep this PDF embedded so users can cross-check the official tables easily. This improves trust and reduces thin-content signals.

FAQs — Collector Rate Harsaru

Is Harsaru collector rate applicable in 2026?

Many 2026 registrations use the latest notified collector rate list until a revised list is issued. This page publishes the Harsaru 2025 table used for 2026 planning, but final applicability depends on the current government list at the time of registry.

Which value is used for stamp duty: sale value or collector rate?

Often the higher of sale consideration or collector rate valuation is used for stamp duty base, subject to applicable rules, deed type, and Sub-Registrar assessment. That is why verifying collector rate is important before payment.

How do I know which Harsaru table row applies to my property?

Correct mapping requires the exact sector or area, land use such as residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional, unit type such as plot, floor, flat, or office, and size. If unsure, verify the sector and unit details before registry appointment.

Does IMT Manesar have different collector rates?

Yes. IMT and industrial areas can have different rate entries. Confirm whether your property falls under the general industrial sector list or the IMT Manesar category and whether it lies within Harsaru jurisdiction.

Do you help with registry objections and valuation issues in Gurgaon and Delhi NCR?

Yes. Assistance can be given with document checks, valuation risk review, and practical registry guidance to prevent token rejection or objections. Share the details on WhatsApp for a checklist.

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