Nanded Real Estate

Price intelligence · updated 2026

Nanded property rates, 2026.

Sale rates per sqft, typical 2BHK flat prices, and monthly rental ranges for all major residential areas in Nanded, Maharashtra. Figures are approximate and based on market research — verify with a registered valuer or the ASR (Annual Statement of Rates / Ready Reckoner) before transacting.

Rate table — by neighbourhood

AreaSale ₹/sqft2BHK price1BHK rent2BHK rentPIN
Vazirabad

old-city commercial core, prime retail

₹4,500–7,000/sqft₹45–70 L₹8,500/mo₹13,500/mo431601
CIDCO (New Nanded)

planned south-bank residential, mid-upper

₹4,000–6,500/sqft₹45–65 L₹8,500/mo₹13,000/mo431603
Vishnupuri

student/education belt, popular 2BHK

₹4,000–6,000/sqft₹40–60 L₹7,500/mo₹12,000/mo431606
Taroda (Kh & Bk)

developing periphery, plots and new builds

₹2,500–4,500/sqft₹35–55 L₹6,500/mo₹11,000/mo431605
Kautha

developing plot belt off Degloor road

₹3,500–5,000/sqft₹35–50 L₹6,500/mo₹10,500/mo431603
Shivaji Nagar

established mid residential

₹3,500–5,500/sqft₹38–55 L₹7,500/mo₹12,000/mo431602
Workshop Road

commercial/mixed near railway workshop

₹3,500–5,500/sqft₹38–55 L₹7,500/mo₹12,000/mo431602
Anand Nagar

mid residential cluster

₹3,500–5,000/sqft₹35–52 L₹6,500/mo₹11,000/mo431601
Hingoli Road

arterial mixed res-commercial, developing

₹3,000–5,000/sqft₹35–50 L₹6,500/mo₹11,000/mo431602
Degloor Naka

transport node, mid residential

₹3,500–5,500/sqft₹38–55 L₹7,500/mo₹12,000/mo431601
ITWadi

old-city dense residential

₹3,000–4,800/sqft₹32–48 L₹6,500/mo₹10,500/mo431601
Sharda Nagar

settled residential colony

₹3,500–5,200/sqft₹36–52 L₹7,500/mo₹11,500/mo431602
Bafna

old-city residential/commercial

₹3,000–5,000/sqft₹34–50 L₹6,500/mo₹11,000/mo431601
Asra Colony

mid residential

₹3,000–4,800/sqft₹32–48 L₹6,500/mo₹10,500/mo431601
Sangvi

developing fringe

₹2,500–4,000/sqft₹30–45 L₹5,500/mo₹9,500/mo431605
Mukhed Road

outbound corridor, plots and affordable

₹2,500–4,000/sqft₹28–42 L₹5,500/mo₹9,500/mo431605

Approximate figures based on market research, Q1 2026. Actual rates vary by floor, facing, age, and negotiation. Compare against the Maharashtra ASR/Ready Reckoner for stamp-duty base values.

Stamp duty & registration — Nanded, Maharashtra

Stamp duty and registration are mandatory costs above the sale price. They apply on the higher of the agreed price or the ASR (Annual Statement of Rates / Ready Reckoner) value for that location.

What is the stamp duty on property in Nanded?

Stamp duty within Nanded-Waghala Municipal Corporation (NWCMC) limits is approximately 6% for men and 5% for women — women receive a 1% concession. It is charged on the higher of the agreement/sale value or the government's annual Ready-Reckoner (ASR) rate for that locality. Properties in rural gram-panchayat areas outside NWCMC attract a lower rate (approximately 3% for men / 2% for women). Always confirm the current rate with the Nanded Sub-Registrar before finalising a deal.

What are the property registration charges in Nanded?

Registration charges in Maharashtra are 1% of the property value. For properties valued above ₹30 lakh, this charge is capped at ₹30,000 — so most flat transactions in Nanded will hit the cap. Registration is mandatory at the local Sub-Registrar office and must be completed within four months of executing the sale deed.

What is the Ready Reckoner (ASR) rate and why does it matter?

The Ready Reckoner — also called the Annual Statement of Rates (ASR) — is the Maharashtra government's minimum valuation for land and property, published locality-by-locality each year. Stamp duty is calculated on the higher of your actual sale price or the ASR rate for that property's location and type. Underquoting the price to reduce stamp duty is illegal and can invalidate the registration. Confirm the current ASR rate for any specific locality with the Nanded Sub-Registrar's office before signing.

What documents are needed to buy a flat in Nanded?

A standard flat purchase in Nanded requires: (1) full chain of registered sale deeds; (2) latest 7/12 extract or Property Card; (3) mutation (ferfar) entries; (4) approved layout / building plan and Occupancy / Completion Certificate; (5) MahaRERA registration certificate (for new projects); (6) encumbrance certificate from the Sub-Registrar; (7) latest NWCMC property-tax paid receipts; (8) Aadhaar and PAN of buyer and seller; (9) bank NOC if the property is under a home loan; and (10) society NOC if applicable. Engaging an advocate to compile and verify these is strongly recommended.