— VILLAGE · SUB-TEHSIL HQ
Hassanpur
The Yamuna-side desk: a village smaller than its jurisdiction, on the block whose water category demands the most respect in the district.
Area Snapshot
- Status
- Village · Sub-tehsil HQ
- Registration desk
- Hassanpur — its own circle
- Population (2011)
- 914 · 149 households
- Groundwater (block)
- Hassanpur — CRITICAL (2024)
- Power
- DHBVN · S/Divn Hassanpur
- Official rows (2025)
- Sailabi ₹36L · road segments ₹66L/acre
Last verified: 17 Jul 2026
What decides the price here
There is no standard rate — this is what sets it
The only published number
Hassanpur’s own 2025 rows — sailabi ₹36 lakh an acre, road segments to ₹66 lakh; mandi rows reach ₹1 lakh a square yard — a stamp-duty floor for the registry, not a market rate, and khadar classes the book prices with their risk. See the desk table · how circle rates work.
No single market rate exists here, and no one publishes one. There is no database of what parcels actually transacted for; registry values are set to that collector-rate floor and understate the real trade; owners set their own asking prices; there is no MLS. Two parcels that look identical — same road, same class, next khasra — change hands at different numbers, for reasons that live in the paper and the approach, not in any table.
Sailabi (flood-plain) rows exist in the official table because the river’s moods are part of this belt’s record — read the class, then the number.
Hassanpur block is the district’s only CRITICAL groundwater category (2024) — water feasibility leads every file, and borewell assumptions are checked first.
On flood-plain parcels the contour matters like a chain link — bunds, history and the sailabi class are read together before any figure.
1,208 hectares under just 149 households — khadar blocks concentrate in few hands, so single families often control blocks that would take a dozen signatures elsewhere.
Adjacent parcels here transact at different numbers for reasons we can explain on a call — the real figure needs the real parcel. Send your requirement.
Infrastructure & project impact
What does the khadar side actually offer?
Fertile seasonal land priced with its risks in the table itself — the sailabi class exists in the official rows because the river's moods are part of this belt's record. The Agra Canal's direct-channel command runs the district's eastern side per the irrigation programme documents (village-level schedules are not published — we say so rather than guess), the Jewar bearing sits across the water at bearing-grade only, and the CRITICAL block category makes borewell assumptions the first thing verified on any parcel. For buyers who price levels, water, and class honestly, the khadar offers the district's most distinctive value; for brochure buyers it offers its most instructive lessons. The census explains the negotiating table: 1,208 hectares under just 149 households means khadar blocks concentrate in few hands — fewer signatures, larger decisions, and a desk plus DHBVN sub-division sitting in the village itself.
Why do buyers watch Hassanpur?
The sub-tehsil circle books here — eastern-belt deals route through this small village's office.
Sailabi rows in the official table are the record admitting flood-plain reality — read the class before the price.
The block's 2024 category is the district's sternest; water feasibility leads every file here.
Jewar sits across the river as geography, not commute — priced accordingly on every shortlist.
1,208 hectares against just 149 households (2011): the khadar spreads wide under few names, so single families often control blocks that would take a dozen signatures elsewhere.
The Agra Canal's direct channels command this eastern belt in the irrigation programme's own documents — at system grain, not village schedules, which is why every parcel's water claim here is checked rather than assumed.
Hassanpur's book prices its commercial spine plainly — Anaj Mandi shops at ₹1,00,000 a square yard, main-bazar rows at ₹50,000 — town-grade numbers inside a 149-household village.
Approved-colony residential and commercial print at ₹30,000: the khadar desk carries an urban ladder alongside its sailabi classes.
On flood-plain parcels the contour matters like a chain link: we read bunds, history and the sailabi classification together before any number.
The sub-tehsil's files carry the khadar's seasons in their margins — local officialdom here reads land the way we do: class first, promises later.
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