Circle Rates In Delhi 2022 - Check Current Rates Here

Before the title of a property is transferred, the property must be registered. The price used for this registration purpose has a lower limit to it. This lower limit is known as the circle rate of property. The circle rate is determined by the governing authority which is most often the municipal corporation of a city. 

This blog dives deeper into the various circle rates for Delhi and how you can use them to calculate the value of your property.

Zones in Delhi for Circle Rates

Before we get into the details of how much the circle rate and other multiplying factors affect the value of your property in Delhi, it’s important for us to understand an important factor that affects circle rates, and location.

Delhi is divided into 8 zones by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). These zones range from the localities with the most amenities and highest circle rates, Zone A, to the localities with the least amenities and lowest circle rates, Zone H.

Below is a list of all the localities included in each zone in Delhi.

Zone A

1. Anand Niketan

2. Basant Lok DDA Complex

3. Bhikaji Cama Place

4. Friends Colony

5. Friends Colony East

6. Friends Colony West

7. Golf Links

8. Kalindi Colony

9. Lodi Road Industrial Area

10. Maharani Bagh

11. Nehru Place

12. New Friends Colony

13. Panchshila Park

14. Rajendra Place

15. Shanti Niketan

16. Sunder Nagar

17. Vasant Vihar

Zone B

1. Anand Lok

2. Andrews Ganj

3. Defence Colony

4. Greater Kailash I

5. Greater Kailash II

6. Greater Kailash III

7. Greater Kailash IV

8. Green Park

9. Gulmohar Park

10. Hamdard Nagar

11. Hauz Khas

12. Maurice Nagar

13. Munirka Vihar

14. Neeti Bagh

15. Nehru Enclave

16. Nizamuddin East

17. Pamposh Enclave

18. Panchsheel Park

19. Safdarjang Enclave

20. Sarvapriya Vihar 

21. Sarvodaya Enclave

Zone C

1. Alaknanda

2. Chittaranjan Park

3. Civil Lines

4. East of Kailash

5. East Patel Nagar

6. Jhandewalan Area

7. Kailash Hill

8. Kalkaji

9. Lajpat Nagar I

10. Lajpat Nagar II

11. Lajpat Nagar III

12. Lajpat Nagar IV

13. Malviya Nagar

14. Masjid Moth

15. Munirka

16. Nizamuddin West

17. Panchsheel Extension

18. Punjabi Bagh

19. Som Vihar 

20. Vasant Kunj

Zone D

1. Anand Vihar

2. Daryaganj

3. Dwarka

4. East End Apartments

5. Gagan Vihar

6. Hudson Line

7. Indraprastha Extension

8. Janakpuri

9. Jangpura A

10. Jangpura Extension

11. Jasola Vihar

12. Karol Bagh

13. Kirti Nagar

14. Mayur Vihar

15. New Rajinder Nagar

16. Old Rajinder Nagar 

17. Rajouri Garden

Zone E

1. Chandni Chowk

2. East End Enclave

3. Gagan Vihar Extension

4. Hauz Qazi

5. Jama Masjid

6. Kashmere Gate

7. Khirki Extension

8. Madhuban Enclave

9. Mahavir Nagar

10. Moti Nagar

11. Pahar Ganj

12. Pandav Nagar

13. Rohini 

14. Sarai Rihilla

Zone F

1. Anand Parbat

2. Arjun Nagar

3. Daya Basti

4. Dilshad Colony

5. Dilshad Garden

6. BR Ambedkar Colony

7. Ganesh Nagar

8. Govindpuri

9. Hari Nagar

10. Jangpura B

11. Madhu Vihar

12. Majnu Ka Tila

13. Mukherjee Park Extension

14. Nand Nagri

15. Uttam Nagar 

16. Zakir Nagar 

17. Okhla

Zone G

1. Ambedkar Nagar Jahangirpuri

2. Ambedkar Nagar East Delhi

3. Amber Vihar

4. Dabri Extension

5. Dakshinpuri

6. Dashrath Puri

7. Hari Nagar Extension

8. Vivek Vihar Phase I 

9. Tagore Garden

Zone H

1. Sultanpur Majra

Circle Rate For Plots As Per Zone

When buying a plot in Delhi, the valuation of the property will be done on the basis of the circle rate for the plot and the cost of construction on that plot. 

The following is the circle rate for plots as per the zone that the property lies in.

Now that you have a better understanding of the circle rates in Delhi, it will be easier for you to find the registration charges you need to pay on your plot in the city. 

Circle Rate For Residential Units In Delhi

Similar to plots, residential properties in Delhi also need to abide by the circle rate set by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for the purposes of valuation. The circle rate for residential units or flats varies according to the following factors: 

1. Type of developer, i.e. DDA or society flats or private developers.

2. Type of colony, i.e. private colonies

3. Size of flat

4. Multi-storey apartments

The following is the circle rate for residential units in Delhi.

Circle Rate For Agricultural Land In Delhi As Per District

The circle rate for agricultural land in Delhi is based on the district your land is in instead of the residential zones that Delhi has been divided into. In each of these districts, the land is divided into three categories:

1. Rural

2. Urban

3. Green Belt

The following is the circle rate on Agricultural Land in Delhi:

Circle Rates Based on Age Of Property In Delhi

The age of a property affects its valuation for all intents and purposes. Thus the age factors into the calculation of circle rates of a property as well. Instead of a fixed circle rate depending on the age of a property, a multiplying factor is used to determine the effect of age on the circle rate of a property.

Calculating the Circle Rate Of A Property In Delhi

There are a couple of ways to calculate the circle rate of your property in Delhi.

Calculating Circle Rate Of Property Offline

To calculate the circle rate for various types of properties offline, use the following formulas:

1. Circle Rate of Plot = Size of Plot x Circle Rate as per zone

2. Circle Rate of Property Constructed on Plot = Size of Plot x Circle Rate as per Zone + Built-up Area of property x Minimum Construction Cost x Multiplying Factor as per Age

3. Circle Rate of Apartments = Built-up Area of property x Minimum Construction Cost x Multiplying Factor as per Age

4. Circle Rate of Multi-Storey Apartments = Built-up Area of property x Circle Rate for Multi-Storey Apartments

Calculating Circle Rate Of Property Online

For those who do not wish to go through the tedious process of calculating the circle rates for their property manually, there is another option. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi provides an e-Circle Rate Calculator.

All you need to do is fill in certain property information like the sub-registrar for your property, locality your property is situated in, Deed name, and the Sub-deed name. Once you’ve added this information and hit submit, the portal will automatically help you calculate the circle rate for your property.

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