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Telangana Overhauls TDR With 200–400% Credits, Mandates TDR for 10+ Floor Towers

The move aims to accelerate waterbody conservation by increasing compensation, creating steady demand for development rights.

Overview

  • MA&UD issued GO MS No 16 for Hyderabad’s Core Urban Region, applying the revised rules to lake and riverfront projects run by HMDA, GHMC, HYDRAA, MRDCL, UDAs and ULBs.
  • Compensation is set at 200% TDR for land in FTL/MFL, 300% for buffer zones, and 400% for land outside buffers needed for conservation or for private nalas treated on par with road widening.
  • High-rise projects must load 10% of the built-up area above the 10th floor with TDR to reinforce market demand for the instrument.
  • Owners who surrender part of their plots may opt for setback relaxations or an additional floor on the remaining land, limited to the eligible TDR and subject to applicable clearances.
  • Projects will be notified to invite applications, with NOCs required from irrigation or revenue officials unless a final FTL exists, and disputed or unavailable titles parked in a TDR bank until resolved.