It will help assessment of property values more realistically.
The Karnataka government has decided to set up a separate
cell to monitor property prices across the State.
It will also suggest revision of guidance value on a
scientific basis is on cards with the Department of Stamps and Registration
seeking the Government nod.
The cell with property valuers, town planners, engineers and
statistical officers will be created shortly, and it will monitor price
variations in the market.
Currently, the
guidance value was being fixed unscientifically and always remained on the lower
side of the market value. “It is the clinching factor for the Government to
raise revenue and should not be based on whims and fancies” an official said.
Currently, the guidance value is revised after seeking
reports from sub-registrars. A central valuation committee (CVC) headed by the
IGR and comprising members from the public, studies the reports, announces the
values and calls for objections before the final notification is issued.
The proposed cell will assist the sub-registrar and will give
its suggestions to the CVC, following which the guidance value will be revised.
Members of the cell will also scout realty and property exhibition to
understand the market, the official said.
The cell will enable the department to revise the guidance
value annually as mandated by the Karnataka Stamps Act.
Incidentally, guidance value of the properties in Bangalore
was revised after more than four years.
The proposal will be submitted to the Finance Department for
approval as it involves creation of new posts.
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