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Politics
Tamil Nadu Mandates Online Registration for First‑Sale Plots and Flats
✍️ India Today
🗓 18 Aug 2026, 09:37 AM
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The state government has announced that all first‑sale plots and residential flats must be registered through its online portal, aiming to curb black‑market transactions and improve transparency.
The Tamil Nadu government has introduced a new rule that makes online registration mandatory for all first‑sale plots and residential flats. The directive is intended to streamline the property registration process and reduce the prevalence of illicit transactions. Under the new policy, buyers and sellers will need to submit all required documents through the state’s official online portal before the property can be legally transferred.
The move follows a broader push by the state to digitise land records and enhance transparency in real‑estate dealings. Officials say the online system will allow for quicker verification of documents and will provide a digital trail that can be audited by authorities.
While the announcement did not specify a start date, it is expected that the new requirement will be enforced within the next few months. Property developers and buyers are advised to familiarize themselves with the portal’s procedures and to ensure all paperwork is in order to avoid delays.
The move follows a broader push by the state to digitise land records and enhance transparency in real‑estate dealings. Officials say the online system will allow for quicker verification of documents and will provide a digital trail that can be audited by authorities.
While the announcement did not specify a start date, it is expected that the new requirement will be enforced within the next few months. Property developers and buyers are advised to familiarize themselves with the portal’s procedures and to ensure all paperwork is in order to avoid delays.