Land Fair Value
Kerala Registration Dept guideline rates
Frequently Asked Questions
What is land fair value in Kerala?
Fair value, also called the guideline rate, is the minimum government-fixed value of land for a location in Kerala, used to calculate stamp duty and registration charges. Nokkda lets you look up this rate for any area in Kerala.
How do I check the fair value of land in Kerala on Nokkda?
Select your district, RDO, taluk and village in the lookup tool above, and Nokkda shows the fair value for that location using data from the IGR Kerala Registration Department.
Where does Nokkda get the Kerala fair value data?
The fair value data on Nokkda comes from the IGR Kerala Registration Department, the official source for guideline rates in the state.
Is fair value the same as the market price of land?
No. Fair value is the government guideline rate used for registration and stamp duty, while the market price is what a buyer actually pays. Market prices in Kerala are often higher than the fair value.
Why does fair value differ between villages in the same district?
Fair value is fixed separately for each village and land classification, so rates vary by location, road access and land type even within the same district. That is why Nokkda asks you to narrow down to district, taluk and village.