Dear All,
These days I get constant calls asking if applying or buying at Rs. 15,620
worthy or not. So, I have decided to clarify in detail (below).
Firstly, it is important to understand that Rs. 15,620 is not the final
expense. One needs to add Lease Rent, Stamp Duty, Registration Charges and
miscellaneous expenses to achieve the finally figure.
Please allow me to expand on it:
1. Allotment Rate = Rs. 15,620 per sq mtr
2. Lease Rent = Allotment Rate x 10% = Rs. 1,562 per sq mtr
3. Stamp Duty = Circle Rate x 7% = Rs. 17,500 x 7% = Rs. 1,225 per sq
mtr
4. Registration Charges = Rs. 20,100/-
5. Lawyer’s Charges = Rs. 5,000/-
6. Miscellaneous Expenses = Approximately Rs. 100 per sq mtr
This calculation is applicable for all plot sizes of RPS/2018 and RPS/2019.
For better understanding, lets calculate how much will a 300 sq mtr plot
cost in the end.
1. Allotment Rate = Rs. 15,620 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr = Rs.
46,86,000/-
2. Lease Rent = Allotment Rate x 10% = Rs. 1,562 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr =
Rs. 4,68,600/-
3. Stamp Duty = Circle Rate x 7% = Rs. 17,500 x 7% = Rs. 1,225 per sq mtr x
300 sq mtr = Rs. 3,67,500/-
4. Registration Charges = Rs. 20,100/-
5. Lawyer’s Charges = Rs. 5,000/-
6. Miscellaneous Expenses = Approximately Rs. 100 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr =
Rs. 30,000/-
Final Amount = Rs. 46,86,000 + Rs. 4,68,600 + Rs. 3,67,500 + Rs. 20,100 +
Rs. 5,000 +Rs. 30,000 = Rs. 55,77,200/- = Approximately Rs. 18,500 per sq mtr to
Rs. 18,600 per sq mtr
Hope the calculation is clear to all.
Now lets work on the 300 sq mtr plots of RPS/2009 Scheme.
1. Allotment Rate = Rs. 4,750 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr = Rs.
14,25,000/-
2. Interest = Total Interest paid over 8 years = Approximately Rs. 1,900
per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr = Rs. 5,70,000/-
3. Lease Rent = Allotment Rate x 10% = Rs. 475 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr =
Rs. 1,42,500/-
5. Farmer Compensation = Rs. 1,330 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr = Rs.
3,99,000/-
4. Stamp Duty = Circle Rate x 7% = Rs. 17,500 x 7% = Rs. 1,225 per sq mtr x
300 sq mtr = Rs. 3,67,500/-
5. Registration Charges = Rs. 20,100/-
6. Lawyer’s Charges = Rs. 5,000/-
7. Miscellaneous Expenses = Approximately Rs. 100 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr =
Rs. 30,000/-
Final Amount = Rs. 14,25,000 + Rs. 5,70,000 + Rs. 1,42,500 + Rs. 3,99,000 +
Rs. 3,67,500 + Rs. 20,100 + Rs. 5,000 + Rs. 30,000 = Rs. 29,59,100 =
Approximately Rs. 9,800 per sq mtr to Rs. 9,900 per sq mtr. For sake of
convenience, lets assume the final cost to allottee of RPS/2009 would be Rs.
10,000 per sq mtr.
Now lets assume that the premium is Rs. 4,000 per sq mtr for a GENERAL
location plot (which is not a corner, not park facing and not on the main
road)
So, the total sale price would be Rs. 10,000 + Rs. 4,000 = Rs. 14,000 per
sq mtr = Rs. 42,00,000/-. In other words, this is how much a plot would cost.
Again, this is a hypothetical assumption. The plots in real world may cost
slightly cheap or slightly expensive.
Having assumed the cost of the plot is Rs. 14,000 per sq mtr, how much
would it cost to transfer in the purchaser’s name?
1. Transfer Charges = Current Allotment Rate x 5% = Rs. 15,620 x 5% = Rs.
781 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr = Rs. 2,34,300/-
2. Processing Fee = Rs. 1000/-
3. Stamp Duty = Circle Rate x 7% = Rs. 17,500 x 7% = Rs. 1,225 per sq mtr x
300 sq mtr = Rs. 3,67,500/-
4. Registration Charges = Rs. 20,100/-
5. Lawyer’s Charges = Rs. 5,000/-
6. Miscellaneous Expenses = Approximately Rs. 100 per sq mtr x 300 sq mtr =
Rs. 30,000/-
Final Amount = Rs. 2,34,300 + Rs. 1,000 + Rs. 3,67,500 + Rs. 20,100 + Rs.
5,000 + Rs. 30,000 = Rs. 6,57,900 = Approximately Rs. 2,100 per sq mtr to Rs.
2,200 per sq mtr.
Therefore, if one was to purchase a GENERAL location plot of 300 sq mtr,
under RPS/2009 scheme, would be Rs. 10,000 + Rs. 4,000 + Rs. 2,200 = Rs.
16,200/- per sq mtr = Rs. 48,60,000/-
I hope everyone is now clear about the CURRENT SITUATION. As of today, one
can save approximately Rs. 2,300 per sq mtr to Rs. 2,400 per sq mtr if one was
to purchase a 300 sq mtr plot from secondary market.
Well, that is not the only advantage, when one purchases from the secondary
market, one has the option to choose the location of the plot, which is absent
if one was to apply in the original scheme.
Having said all that... please understand the same advantage is not
applicable on plots less than 300 sq mtr as all such plots have been allotted at
the rate of Rs. 15,620 per sq mtr. Also, right now we are in a unique situation.
Today, plots from secondary market are cheaper than the plots allotted by the
authority. This situation may not remain the same forever. Depending upon the
progress on the Noida International Airport front, the situation may change.
When that happens and what difference it makes, is anyone’s guess.
Would also like to inform that plots smaller than 300 sq mtr, in Sector 18
are much better located than the plots allotted in Sector 17 or Sector 22D. In
other words, smaller plots in Sector 18 (as of now in Pockets 7-D & 7-E) are
expected to fetch better premium in the future, than the smaller plots allotted
in sectors 17 & 22-D.
Hopefully, there would be much better clarity now. Just to ensure there is
no doubts, as of now it appears that if one was to purchase a 300 sq mtr plot,
it is better to purchase from secondary market and if one was to purchase plots
smaller than 300 sq mtr, one should go to original allotment in Sector 18.
My two cents,
Safal Suri
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