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Telangana Housing Board notice 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026, kept as a dated record — the outcome its sources reported, with the notice facts and sources preserved for reference.
TGHB's KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 auction: reported total realised ₹47.14 crore, per Deccan Chronicle, The Hans India and The Siasat Daily.
Published · Updated · Concluded 2 Sep 2026 — kept as a dated record · Compiled from TGHB notice 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026 and linked official sources
This auction has concluded. On 3 Sep 2026, Deccan Chronicle and The Hans India had both reported that the Housing Board held the Phase VII sitting on Wednesday 2 Sep 2026 as scheduled, with 19 bidders for the 16 plots, Deccan Chronicle attributing the figures to the Board’s vice chairman. This page is kept as a permanent, dated record of the notice — the facts below are preserved for reference. BiddingPulse republishes the sale outcome its sources reported and identifies no individual plot, bidder or winning bid.
Compiled from TGHB’s own 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with TGHB; follow the notice’s registration and payment instructions; bidding happens in person at the venue the authority publishes.
Reported sale outcome
Reported 2 Sep 2026 — not a BiddingPulse figure
Three papers reported the 2 September sitting, all quoting the Housing Board’s vice chairman. They agree figure for figure.
Reported total realised
₹47.14 crore
Plots in the sitting
16
Bidders
19
Highest reported rate
₹2.70 lakh per sq yd
Reported average rate
₹1.79 lakh per sq yd
Other reported rates
₹2.36 lakh, and ₹2.06 lakh for two plots
Notice upset price₹1.60 lakh per sq ydTGHB’s own floor from the 10 August notification — where bidding had to start, not something the papers reported about the sitting.
Where these figures come from. Deccan Chronicle, The Hans India and The Siasat Daily all attribute the figures to Housing Board Vice-Chairman VP Gautam, who is quoted directly in each; none cites a press release. TGHB itself publishes no outcome for a plot auction — its 6 June Pargi and 22 June Nalgonda sittings still stand in the same notification list with no result — so these figures exist publicly only as his statement to the press.
What they do not establish. These are aggregates for the sitting, not a result for any individual plot, and no report names a buyer or attaches a rate to a plot number. None of them says how many of the 16 plots actually sold, and the figures imply not all did: ₹47.14 crore is below the ₹49.78 crore all 16 would raise at the ₹1.60 lakh upset price, and against the reported ₹1.79 lakh average it corresponds to roughly 13 to 14 of the 194.44 sq yd plots. That is BiddingPulse’s arithmetic on the published numbers, offered as a caution against reading “16 plots” as “16 sold” — not a count of our own. The notice also makes any sale subject to confirmation by the Vice Chairman & Housing Commissioner, and no confirmed allotment has been located.
Telangana Housing Board notice 04 offers MIG open plots 1–16 in Phase VII, KPHB Colony, Kukatpally, Survey No. 1009, Medchal–Malkajgiri district. Every plot is shown as 194.44 sq yd (35 ft × 50 ft) at an upset price of ₹1,60,000per sq yd, with physical bidding scheduled for 2 September 2026 at 11:30 AM IST.
What BiddingPulse covers
This page accounts for all 16 plots and all 16 individual plan sheets, including which plots face north or south and their road context. The ₹3.11104 crore initial amount per plot is our published area × published rate calculation. We use the ₹2 lakh EMD shown in the auction table and separately flag the notice’s inconsistent payment instructions. At 6:10 AM IST on 3 September, Deccan Chronicle and The Hans India had reported the 2 September sitting as held, with 19 bidders for the 16 plots. That is press reporting of closure, not an authority publication and not proof that any particular plot sold; TGHB itself publishes no result for plot auctions, and no official winners, accepted bids or clearing prices were located on a TGHB surface.
The notice, in plain terms
Compiled by BiddingPulse · cited to 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026 and linked official sources
The Telangana Housing Board (TGHB) published its KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 notice (04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026, dated 10 Aug 2026), having offered 16 plots across 4 orientation/road groups in Kukatpally, Hyderabad. Unlike most e-auctions, the notice set the bidding itself in person at the Housing Board Community Hall, KPHB Phase I & II, Kukatpally. It listed pre-auction instructions for paying the ₹2 lakh EMD through channels that bidders should confirm with TGHB, with the terms document detailing the participation route. BiddingPulse summarizes the notice — its listed plots, orientation/road groups, schedule, sizes, published rates and reserve totals — and accounts for every unit in a grouped schedule without reproducing every source column.
The notice set a published public timetable for the auction. Bidding was scheduled for 2 Sep 2026, 11:30 AM IST. The terms state no separate EMD cutoff and give inconsistent payment instructions: one clause directs online payment through e-Seva/Mee Seva, while other clauses refer to a prescribed Demand Draft submitted before the auction for a token. Confirm the payment method, required proof and arrival time directly with TGHB before paying. The notice listed pre-auction instructions for paying the ₹2 lakh EMD through channels that bidders should confirm with TGHB. According to the terms document, bidders are directed to pay the ₹2 lakh EMD through e-Seva/Mee Seva, while separate clauses say a prescribed Demand Draft must be submitted before an auction token is issued; no separate EMD submission deadline is stated. Bidding was scheduled in person at the Housing Board Community Hall, KPHB Phase I & II, Kukatpally. The authoritative notice was published on tghb.cgg.gov.in. BiddingPulse lays out the auction's facts; it is never a party to it.
The official schedule lists each plot’s area and rate; the published rate is ₹1,60,000 per square yard. It does not print each plot’s total reserve price, so we worked it out by multiplying the area by the rate. For each of these 16 plots, our reserve total is ₹3.11 Cr. The published plot area is approximately 194.44 square yards. On bidding, the notice says: only bids above the upset price are admitted, with a minimum increase of ₹2,000per sq yd. The earnest-money deposit (EMD), a separate refundable deposit paid before bidding, is ₹2 lakh per plot. The terms say that unsuccessful bidders’ online EMD will be refunded to their accounts. For a cancellation or postponement, however, the notice refers instead to returning a Demand Draft without interest. That deposit is not the whole cost: a bidder also had to budget for auction expenses equal to 1% of the successful bid (payable with the first instalment within five days) and stamp duty, registration charges, documentation costs and other incidental expenses.
This auction has concluded. This page is kept as a permanent, dated record of the notice; the facts above are preserved for reference, and BiddingPulse republishes the sale outcome its sources reported and identifies no individual plot, bidder or winning bid. Every figure traces to the cited Telangana Housing Board (TGHB) publications; the authority’s current documents and notice board control.
Auction timeline
Dates from 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026
Stage
Date & time
What it means
Source
Auction notice dated
10 Aug 2026
The signed notice sets the Phase VII inventory, upset rate, ₹2 lakh EMD and physical-auction terms
TGHB notice 04
Open auction (in person)
2 Sep 2026, 11:30 AM IST
Physical bidding begins at the Community Hall in Kukatpally; the notice publishes no fixed close time
Housing Board Community Hall, KPHB Phase I & II, Kukatpally
All 16 Phase VII plots by facing and road
TGHB supplies one individual plan sheet for each 35 ft × 50 ft plot. The grouped transcription below accounts for every plot number and separates corner plots from internal plots so buyers can compare the published road context before inspecting the site.
Plan sheets for plots 1 and 8 · PDF pages 4 and 11
Which plots are north-facing corner plots?
Plot No. 1 and Plot No. 8 face north onto a 60-ft-wide road. Each also adjoins a 30-ft-wide side road, making these the two north-facing corner plots shown in the plans.
Plan sheets for plots 2–7 · PDF pages 5–10
Which plots are north-facing internal plots?
Plot No. 2, Plot No. 3, Plot No. 4, Plot No. 5, Plot No. 6 and Plot No. 7 face north onto the 60-ft-wide road. The plans do not show a side-road frontage for these six internal plots.
Plan sheets for plots 9 and 16 · PDF pages 12 and 19
Which plots are south-facing corner plots?
Plot No. 9 and Plot No. 16 face south onto a 30-ft-wide road and also adjoin a 30-ft-wide side road. The notice prints the same upset-price rate for them and does not state a separate corner premium.
Plan sheets for plots 10–15 · PDF pages 13–18
Which plots are south-facing internal plots?
Plot No. 10, Plot No. 11, Plot No. 12, Plot No. 13, Plot No. 14 and Plot No. 15 face south onto a 30-ft-wide road. The plans do not show a side-road frontage for these six internal plots.
Auction table and individual plan sheets · PDF pages 1 and 4–19
What does TGHB publish for each plot’s size and starting amount?
Each plot is 194.44 sq yd (35 ft × 50 ft), and TGHB prints one upset price of ₹1,60,000per sq yd for all 16. Multiplying those published figures gives ₹3,11,10,400 per plot; that total is BiddingPulse arithmetic, not a separate rupee reserve printed by TGHB.
Where the 16 plots are
Counts from 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026: 4 orientation/road groups, 16 plots
The notice groups the 16 plots into 4 orientation/road groups. The bar shows how many plots are in each group.
North internalSouth internalNorth cornerSouth corner
Deccan Chronicle and The Hans India had both reported that the Housing Board held the Phase VII sitting on Wednesday 2 Sep 2026 as scheduled, with 19 bidders for the 16 plots, Deccan Chronicle attributing the figures to the Board’s vice chairman. These official sources remain for reference and record-keeping. The reported sale outcome on this page is its sources’, first published 2 Sep 2026; BiddingPulse republishes the sale outcome its sources reported and identifies no individual plot, bidder or winning bid.
What EMD is required for the TGHB KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 auction?
The earnest-money deposit (EMD), a refundable deposit paid before bidding, is a fixed ₹2 L per plot, uniform across all 16 plots regardless of size or initial rate. The terms state no separate EMD cutoff and give inconsistent payment instructions: one clause directs online payment through e-Seva/Mee Seva, while other clauses refer to a prescribed Demand Draft submitted before the auction for a token. Confirm the payment method, required proof and arrival time directly with TGHB before paying. The terms say that unsuccessful bidders’ online EMD will be refunded to their accounts. For a cancellation or postponement, however, the notice refers instead to returning a Demand Draft without interest.
When was the TGHB KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 auction scheduled, and what status does the portal show?
Bidding was scheduled for 2 Sep 2026, 11:30 AM IST. The terms state no separate EMD cutoff and give inconsistent payment instructions: one clause directs online payment through e-Seva/Mee Seva, while other clauses refer to a prescribed Demand Draft submitted before the auction for a token. Confirm the payment method, required proof and arrival time directly with TGHB before paying.
How many plots are in this TGHB auction?
The notice offers 16 plots across 4 orientation/road groups, under 04/Open Auction/EE(WD)/KKP/2026, dated 10 Aug 2026.
What does BiddingPulse cover for the TGHB KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 auction?
This page accounts for all 16 plots and all 16 individual plan sheets, including which plots face north or south and their road context. The ₹3.11104 crore initial amount per plot is our published area × published rate calculation. We use the ₹2 lakh EMD shown in the auction table and separately flag the notice’s inconsistent payment instructions. At 6:10 AM IST on 3 September, Deccan Chronicle and The Hans India had reported the 2 September sitting as held, with 19 bidders for the 16 plots. That is press reporting of closure, not an authority publication and not proof that any particular plot sold; TGHB itself publishes no result for plot auctions, and no official winners, accepted bids or clearing prices were located on a TGHB surface.
What are the reserve totals for the TGHB KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026?
Our reserve total is ₹3.11 Cr for each plot. Telangana Housing Board (TGHB) does not print each plot’s total reserve price, so we worked it out by multiplying the published area by the published rate; the published rate is ₹1,60,000 per square yard. Every plot is about 194.44 square yards (approximate).
Where were registration and bidding scheduled to take place for the TGHB KPHB Phase VII MIG plots — Sep 2026 auction?
The notice listed pre-auction instructions for paying the ₹2 lakh EMD through channels that bidders should confirm with TGHB. According to the terms document, bidders are directed to pay the ₹2 lakh EMD through e-Seva/Mee Seva, while separate clauses say a prescribed Demand Draft must be submitted before an auction token is issued; no separate EMD submission deadline is stated. Bidding was scheduled in person at the Housing Board Community Hall, KPHB Phase I & II, Kukatpally. The authoritative notice is published on tghb.cgg.gov.in. BiddingPulse is not a party to the auction — the official source remains the place to verify the record.
What else should I know about this auction?
From the official documents
the auction is physical at the Housing Board Community Hall, KPHB Phase I & II, Kukatpally, and the notice publishes a start time but no fixed close time.
the notice places the 16 plots in Phase VII, KPHB Colony, Kukatpally, Survey No. 1009, Medchal–Malkajgiri district.
the properties are offered on an as-is-where-is and caveat-emptor basis; bidders are told to inspect title, measurements, boundaries, access, land use and other site conditions before bidding.
the highest bid remains subject to confirmation by the Vice Chairman & Housing Commissioner; at least three valid bids are required and a single bid is not accepted.
within five days after auction, the successful bidder must pay 25% of the bid after deducting EMD, plus 1% auction expenses; after confirmation, the remaining 75% is due within 30 days without interest.
the terms state a 2% rebate when the full sale consideration is paid within 30 days of confirmation and describe later payment periods with 12% and 18% interest, subject to their conditions and authority discretion.
one extension clause contradicts itself as “ninety (60) days”; the adjacent schedule and later clause describe the discretionary further extension as 60 days, so bidders should obtain TGHB’s written clarification before relying on it.
the area is subject to actual measurement at registration, with any excess or shortage adjusted at the successful bid rate.
if the auction date becomes a holiday or the sale cannot proceed for an unforeseen reason, the terms move it to the next working day without further notice.
What BiddingPulse checked
TGHB publishes no outcome or status change for a plot auction — its 6 June Pargi and 22 June Nalgonda sittings still stand in its notification list with no result — so this record’s conclusion rests on independent press reports carrying the Board’s figures, not on a TGHB surface.
the press reports print bid amounts and a total; BiddingPulse does not reproduce them, and under the notice’s own terms the highest bid remains subject to confirmation by the Vice Chairman & Housing Commissioner.
This record previously withheld the figures its sources carried. It now publishes them — ₹47.14 crore, 19 bidders, and the reported highest and average rates — attributed to the three papers that reported them and to the Board’s vice chairman, whom all three quote. None of them says how many of the 16 plots sold, and the total is lower than all 16 would raise at the upset price, so no sold count is claimed.
3 Sep 2026
Sitting held on 2 Sep; record concluded on press reports
The notice scheduled an in-person sitting at the Housing Board Community Hall, Kukatpally, at 11:30 AM IST on 2 Sep 2026 and published no close time, and TGHB publishes no outcome or status change for a plot auction — its 6 June Pargi and 22 June Nalgonda sittings still stand in the same notification list with no result. In our 3 Sep, 6:10 AM IST check, Deccan Chronicle and The Hans India had both reported that the Housing Board held the Phase VII sitting on Wednesday 2 Sep 2026 as scheduled, with 19 bidders for the 16 plots, Deccan Chronicle attributing the figures to the Board’s vice chairman. Both reports name the ₹1,60,000per sq yd upset price and the 10 August notification this record is built on. That press reporting moves this record to the archive; it is not an authority publication, and the notice makes any sale subject to confirmation by the Vice Chairman & Housing Commissioner.
TGHB’s 24-page bundle contains the signed auction notice, English and Telugu advertisements, all 16 individual plot plans and the auction terms. Each plot is 194.44 sq yd: plots 1–8 face north on a 60-ft-wide road, plots 9–16 face south on a 30-ft-wide road, and plots 1, 8, 9 and 16 also adjoin 30-ft side roads. The notice’s QR provides road-level context for KPHB 7th Phase, not a plot-specific pin.
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