When you buy a home at Nambiar District 25, it’s not just the apartment price you need to plan for. There are also stamp duty and registration charges compulsory fees paid to the Karnataka government to make your property legally valid in your name. Many buyers forget to calculate these costs early, which can lead to surprises at the time of possession. This guide breaks it down in simple language with examples so you know exactly what to expect.
As of August 2025, the government charges in Bangalore are:
Stamp Duty
Stamp Duty
Registration Fee
Buyers should budget around 6% to 6.6% of the property value (as of August 2025) for stamp duty and registration.
Let’s take two real examples based on D25’s current price bands.
Example A: 2 BHK Apartment (₹1.57 crore)
Example A: 2 BHK Apartment (₹1.57 crore)
As you can see, the higher the base cost, the higher your absolute outflow, though the percentage stays almost the same.
Banks usually finance base price + GST + stamp duty + registration, provided the loan amount is within your eligibility. This means your EMI calculations should include GST too.
For example, if your loan covers ₹1.25 crore, adding ₹5–7 lakh of GST increases the borrowed amount and raises your EMI slightly. Ignoring this early can strain your monthly budget later.
When calculating the cost of buying at Nambiar District 25, don’t stop at the brochure price. For a ₹1.57 crore apartment, you’ll pay about ₹10.2 lakh extra in stamp duty, cess, surcharge, and registration. For larger apartments, expect proportionately more. By planning for these mandatory expenses early, you’ll avoid surprises and make your buying journey smoother.