adavilo anna Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 Matrix, I have this simple theory. Inthaka mundu Hyd lo max revenue ochedi kadha, but that's mostly because company HQ are in Hyd, though operations are in other parts of the state. so anni taxlu Hyd lo kadthaaru. Ippudu, smaller state ante, lesser direct sales tax atleast. In some occasions the HQ itself may be transferred to the new capital. In that case loss of sales tax. So Hyd revenues thagguthaayi anukunta, baaga. but Hyd corporation meedha entha asar untundho teliyadu. May be Hyd will turn completely into IT, Biotech like Bangalore. It'll be interesting to see. Yeah inthaku mundhu 1 lakh revenue generate aithe it was spend on 10 people lets say.. Now as u said smaller state so small revenue may be half, so 50k revenue which can be spend on small state of 5 people.. It makes no difference 1 lakh for 10 people 50k for 5 people
adavilo anna Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 land prices tagatam ane kante.. growth slow ga untundi... intaku mundu la undadu.. SA lo rates tho compete avutundi emo hyd future lo ..anta kante bomma ledu.. mari SA ki em bomma undhi !! I think kula gajji bomma SA lo peaks lo untundhi, other thn that I see nothing..
dkc Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 you got the correct point. HQ move avvuthayi, SA valla HQ's SA ki move chesukuntar. kaani light man. HYD city has a lot of scope for development. Current HYD population is 1 crore, and HYD city can hold easily 3 cr people with very good connectivity to center of city. so HYD is gong to rock.. ofcourse. Madras lo ne close to 1 crore unnar. Hyd is 5 times bigger than Madras metro.
dkc Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 Yeah inthaku mundhu 1 lakh revenue generate aithe it was spend on 10 people lets say.. Now as u said smaller state so small revenue may be half, so 50k revenue which can be spend on small state of 5 people.. It makes no difference 1 lakh for 10 people 50k for 5 people there's a case for having larger states just because of how sales tax, income tax is being distributed by Central govt. smaller states have a much less captive market to sell their goods which directly accrue as sales tax to the state govt. Most of their goods have to be either exported (no sales tax) or consumed in neighbouring states (only part of the sales tax returns to the state). lets say Andhra people are richer than TG for now and TG are more likely to sell their goods to Andhra as much as selling inside TG. Their govt will get a share of the tax on goods that you sell them. And unless Andhra sells you back similar value of goods, its net loss to TG exchequer. Ofcourse there are other ways of raising revenue. By following the Bangalore model, for eg. Go for broke on attracting IT, biotech and other hitech industries. by your example, lets say its 1 lakh for 10 people now it'll be 35k for 4 people. Like Matrix says, the key is to attract maximum people and industries into Hyd. With the current and future infra, its definitely most likely.
anticasteanti Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 there's a case for having larger states just because of how sales tax, income tax is being distributed by Central govt. smaller states have a much less captive market to sell their goods which directly accrue as sales tax to the state govt. Most of their goods have to be either exported (no sales tax) or consumed in neighbouring states (only part of the sales tax returns to the state). lets say Andhra people are richer than TG for now and TG are more likely to sell their goods to Andhra as much as selling inside TG. Their govt will get a share of the tax on goods that you sell them. And unless Andhra sells you back similar value of goods, its net loss to TG exchequer. Ofcourse there are other ways of raising revenue. By following the Bangalore model, for eg. Go for broke on attracting IT, biotech and other hitech industries. by your example, lets say its 1 lakh for 10 people now it'll be 35k for 4 people. Like Matrix says, the key is to attract maximum people and industries into Hyd. With the current and future infra, its definitely most likely. GP man...
neneno1 Posted March 31, 2014 Author Report Posted March 31, 2014 HYD inka sanka naipoyinatte .. fix aaiponuvvu vachi nakutava enti bhayya andari sankalu hyd lo..paina cheppinattu badha lo unnattu unnavu...chillhyd ki em kadu..lets develop our own capital in SA too...
neneno1 Posted March 31, 2014 Author Report Posted March 31, 2014 Bonglur/ORR intersection daggara 10-13 k per sq yd unnai ippudaitheDoes any know of Jana harsha near Bonglur?? is it good venture to buy land in Jana Harsha?Evaranna konnara dantlo? any idea?
sillynivas Posted March 31, 2014 Report Posted March 31, 2014 Property registrations show a decline in Andhra Pradesh HYDERABAD: After the Centre gave enough hints that the creation of Telangana state was certain, property registrations in the city, especially surrounding areas, dropped significantly in the last two months. Official sources said property registrations dropped by 20% compared to last year and revenue also dipped in the entire state. Registration and stamps department officials claim the situation might continue for some more time till location of new state capital for the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh is finalised.For instance, 400 registrations were done at Sub-Registrar Office (SRO), Serlingamaplly, which covers area like Manikonda, Chandanagar, Vattinagulapally, Nallagandla and Taranagar in December, 2013. However, the transactions came down to 312 in January and fell further to 178 in February (up to Feb 20). Similar is the situation at the SRO, Uppal, whose jurisdiction is spread over Uppal, Boduppal, Medipally and Peerzadiguda, where 970 registrations were recorded in December 2013, while it has come down to 832 in January and in February only 550 documents were registered. "Until a couple of months ago, we used to register about 25-30 documents a day. However in the last one week, the number of registrations has come down to 10 per day," D Vasudeva Reddy, SRO, Serlingampally told STOI.At areas like LB Nagar, Madhapur, Qutubullapur, Shamirpet, Shamshsbad and Medchal the drop was significant. "There has been a lull in property registrations, especially East and West divisions of Rangareddy, which has the highest potential in the state. Since many property owners (about 80%) buy open land (plots) for investment purpose, they must have been waiting to reinvest the amount in the new capital areas," a senior official of the registration and stamps department said.The official said there was a 20% deficit in revenue compared to last year (as on January 31, 2014). Last year (till January, 2013), the department had mopped up revenue to the tune of Rs 4,801 crore with 19 lakh registrations, but this year (January 2014) the department's revenue was Rs 3,835 crore with 14 lakh property registrations in the entire state.With regard to Rangareddy district, the department had last year earned about Rs 1,334 crore while this year, it could earn about Rs 1,138 crore. The surrounding Nalonda and Medak districts have also registered decline in registrations.Interestingly, not may property transactions were reported in Guntur district with rumors that the Centre might declare the areas between Guntur and Vijayawada for setting up new capital for the Seemandhra state. The official said the land owners might be waiting for the Centre's decision and not selling away their land. "Tenali SRO jurisdiction in Guntur has recorded 42% less revenue (highest drop in the state) towards property registration compared to last year (as on January)," another official of the department said.
neneno1 Posted April 1, 2014 Author Report Posted April 1, 2014 The above article only says that the number of registrations have come down across the state and which is obvious..It did not say anything about the price hike or drop anywhere in AP.
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