

The guideline value (also called circle rate or guidance value) is the minimum property value set by the Tamil Nadu Registration Department for stamp duty and registration fee calculation.
With Landeed, simply enter your survey number, street name, or select from a zone or SRO list to find your property's current guideline value.
No. Market value is what a buyer pays based on demand. Guideline value is a floor rate set by the government for tax purposes. Properties often sell above this rate.
The most recent statewide revision was in July 2024, with updates in several zones. Landeed reflects all official updates as soon as they are published.
Draft guideline values are proposed revisions published for public feedback before being finalized. If your area has a DGV listed, it may soon change.
Yes. You can file an appeal with the District Registrar citing comparable values in nearby streets. Landeed provides the value data needed to support such appeals.
Stamp duty and registration fees are calculated as a percentage of the higher of market value or guideline value. Knowing this helps you plan finances.
Land guideline value is based on bare plot area, while apartment value considers UDS (undivided share) plus constructed area using government formulas.
Yes. Landeed allows NRIs and out-of-state buyers to search values without Aadhaar or login—completely online.
It’s an advanced feature that gives property valuation by combining multiple parameters like land type, zone classification, and built-up area — ideal for real estate professionals.
Yes. Guideline value is a price metric, while Patta Chitta and EC (Encumbrance Certificate) are land ownership and transaction history documents.
Yes. Landeed offers an automatic stamp duty and registration fee estimate based on the latest 2025 TN charges.