Dharuhera Collector Rate, Colony by Colony

The collector rate is Haryana's government-notified minimum land value used to calculate stamp duty, the Haryana equivalent of Rajasthan's DLC rate. On the notified schedule, agricultural land in Tehsil Dharuhera runs from about ₹42,35,000 to ₹2,90,40,000 per acre, and plotted land from about ₹3,267 to ₹1,05,270 per square gaj, depending on the village, the colony and the road it faces. Flats and built-up floors are notified on a different unit again. Find your own colony or village in the table above.

No, and this is the thing to get right before you budget. The 2026 schedule circulating for Tehsil Dharuhera is a draft. The document is headed "Predictive Collector Rates for 2026" and every one of its 27 pages is stamped DRAFT. A draft revision does not set stamp duty. Until Haryana notifies it, your registration is valued on the notified figure shown in the table, and that is the column to plan against. We show the draft alongside it so you can see what a revision would do to your cost, not so you can budget on it.

It is the same idea under a different name and authority. "DLC rate" is the Rajasthan term, notified by the Registration and Stamps Department. Dharuhera is in Haryana (District Rewari), so it is notified by Haryana as a "collector rate" or "circle rate". The two systems do not overlap: a Dharuhera plot is valued on the Haryana collector rate, and a Bhiwadi plot on the Rajasthan DLC rate, even though the two towns sit a few kilometres apart across the state line.

It depends on what the land is. Agricultural land is notified per acre. Plotted land is notified per square gaj, which is one square yard, so no conversion is needed for a plot already priced in gaj. Flats and built-up floors are notified on a separate unit from plots, which is why an apartment figure in the table looks small next to a plot figure in the same colony: they are not measuring the same thing and should never be compared directly.

They are the notified schedule's own split, and they can carry different rates for the same location. Where a village or colony has both, the table shows both rows rather than averaging them, because averaging two notified figures produces a number that appears nowhere in the schedule. If you are not sure which applies to your khasra, send us the number and we will check it against the record.

No. The collector rate is the floor used for stamp duty, not the market price. Stamp duty in Haryana is charged on whichever is higher, the collector rate value or your agreed price, so paying below the collector rate does not reduce your duty. The market price in a given Dharuhera colony can sit well above the collector rate.

It is transcribed from the schedule published by the Urban Local Bodies Department, Government of Haryana for Tehsil Dharuhera, District Rewari, linked in full above so you can check any row against the source. It is what that portal was serving when we last checked it, on 11 August 2026. We do not publish a date the schedule took effect, because a portal shows you its latest version rather than the notification that brought it into force, and those are different facts. The rate that applies to your registration is the one in force on the day you register, so confirm the current figure at the Dharuhera Tehsil office before you budget.