By Jaiprime Research Desk · Reviewed by Rishabh GargUpdated For property buyers, the parts of Rajasthan's annual budget that matter are changes to stamp duty and concessions, DLC revisions that usually follow from 1 April, housing and plot schemes, and infrastructure funding. Most headlines don't change what you pay; these few do.
Any change to the 6% / 5% / 4% rates, the 20% labour cess, or concessions for women and specific groups changes your cost directly. See current rates.
DLC rates are commonly revised from 1 April. In 2026 they rose about 10% statewide, with a Jaipur revision reported at 10–49% by zone. If you’re close to a deal in March, check whether registering before 1 April saves duty. How DLC revisions work.
New JDA or housing board schemes, and affordable-housing incentives, can add supply at below-market prices. JDA schemes guide.
Funding for the metro, Ring Road and expressway links signals timelines, but funding is not construction. Price on what is built.
Broad sector announcements, targets and “smart city” language without allocations or dates.
After each budget we update the registration guide, the calculator and the DLC answer.
Book a free site visit. We bring the patta, the conversion order and the layout plan, and we answer every question before you pay a rupee.
This page is general information, not legal or financial advice. Rules and rates change: confirm with the relevant office before you transact.