Collector Rate Haryana 2026-27 Effective from 1 April 2026

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What this Haryana order says

The Department of Revenue & Disaster Management, Government of Haryana, has issued guidelines on fixing and implementing Collector / Circle Rates for 2026-27. The order states that the new rates will apply from 01.04.2026 to 31.03.2027.

It further directs that complaints or objections on draft collector rates must be decided by 31 March 2026, so that revised rates can be enforced from 1 April 2026.

Key points at a glance

What is collector rate / circle rate?

Collector Rate — also known as Circle Rate — is the minimum benchmark valuation fixed by the government for property registration. It establishes the baseline on which stamp duty and related registration costs are assessed.

Gurugram District Draft Collector Rate 2026-27 PDF Links

Below is a district-wise working table for Gurugram district draft collector rate 2026-27 PDFs. This section is meant to help users quickly open the relevant draft rate file for the concerned tehsil / sub tehsil area before checking valuation, stamp duty impact, or registry planning.

Panchkula District Draft Collector Rate 2026-27 PDF Links

Below is consolidated access table for Panchkula district draft collector rate 2026-27. Users can directly open the relevant PDF for their tehsil area before analysing stamp duty impact or registry planning implications.

Sonipat District Draft Collector Rate 2026-27 PDF Links

Below is consolidated access table for Sonipat district draft collector rate 2026-27. Users can directly open the relevant PDF for their tehsil area before analysing stamp duty impact or registry planning implications.

Predictive Collector Rates 2026 — Gurugram District Gurgaon Tehsil Analysis

The predictive data for 2026 indicates varying movement across locations in Tehsil Gurugram. Changes are not uniform — certain established areas show no increase, while emerging zones indicate substantial upward revision.

1. Regional variation trend (2026)

2. HUDA sector predictive movement

3. Commercial benchmark indicators

• DLF Phase II commercial: approx ₹16,000 per sq ft
• Golf Course Road malls: approx ₹20,000 per sq ft

4. CLU multipliers & location premium rules

5. Construction cost reference 2026

Sub Tehsil Badshahpur Collector Rate 2026-27 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026-27 predictive pattern for Sub Tehsil Badshahpur reflects a sharp focus on premium growth corridors such as Sohna Road, NH-48 and major licensed colony belts. Agricultural, residential, group housing and retail valuations do not move uniformly; some pockets remain frozen while others indicate steep jumps.

1. Agricultural land dynamics

2. Residential and group housing trends

3. Commercial and retail valuation — corridor-led pricing

4. Cost of construction (proposed 2026-27)

5. Surcharges, PLC and CLU multipliers

Tehsil Farrukhnagar Collector Rate 2026 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026 predictive pattern for Tehsil Farrukhnagar shows selective upward revision, especially in agricultural land and certain commercial colonies, while many residential colony rates appear comparatively stable.

1. Agricultural land highlights

2. Residential and commercial colony rates

3. Strategic surcharges, PLC and CLU multipliers

4. Construction and floor rates

Tehsil Pataudi Collector Rate 2026-27 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026-27 predictive position for Tehsil Pataudi shows a selective valuation pattern. Certain agricultural pockets are being re-rated sharply, while other villages remain stable. As a result, road-front advantage, corridor connectivity, licensed colony classification, and actual land use become highly relevant for stamp duty and registry planning.

1. Agricultural land movement

2. Residential and licensed colonies

3. Commercial, industrial and institutional treatment

The commercial and industrial treatment in Pataudi shows that modern colony retail, industrial conversion, warehouses, and institutional plots are all being valued through separate structured rules rather than a single general category.

4. Cost of construction (2026-27)

5. Key surcharges and multipliers

Sohna Collector Rate 2026-27 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026 predictive position for Sohna reflects a differentiated valuation pattern. Sohna’s registry matrix appears to be split between older local colony pricing and standardized sector-led licensed development pricing. For deed drafting and duty estimation, this distinction is important because the sectoral licensed colony band can be materially higher than older abadi-style locations.

1. Residential matrix

2. Commercial and IT space

Commercial and IT valuations in Sohna appear to follow a standardized project-wise approach, with prime mall and galleria categories standing above regular colony commercial inventory.

Kadipur & Harsaru Collector Rate 2026 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026 predictive position for Kadipur and Harsaru reflects a mixed valuation pattern — agricultural land remains largely stable, while residential and commercial property segments show significant projected increases. Due to their strategic connectivity with NH corridors and urban expansion zones, these segments continue to remain relevant for registry planning in Gurgaon and Delhi NCR.

1. Agricultural land rates (stable pattern)

2. Residential and commercial movement

3. Key surcharge pattern

Tehsil Wazirabad Collector Rate 2026-27 — Predictive Analysis

The 2026-27 predictive pattern for Tehsil Wazirabad reflects a broad upward revision across agricultural land, premium residential sectors, licensed colonies, and important commercial hubs. For registry planning in Gurgaon and Delhi NCR, village-level and sector-level valuation checks become essential before final execution of deeds.

1. Agricultural land rates

2. Key multiplier and surcharge logic