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LPS plots in Amaravati: how we find them and how we check them

Every plot we show you is a returnable plot from the land pooling scheme, and we find its unit, its plot number and its paper trail before you travel to see it. Tell us a village or a budget and we will tell you what is actually there.

Last reviewed 2026-08-27

What happens when you call us

You callWe checkWe take you thereWe do not own the land. We know these villages and we read the papers.You use your own advocate, always.
  1. You tell us what you want. Which village, residential or commercial, roughly what size and roughly what budget. WhatsApp or a phone call, whichever is easier.
  2. We do the checking before you travel. We look each plot up in CRDA's Know Your Plot and lottery records, and we see the final allotment certificate and the registered deed ourselves. Plots that do not pass never reach your list.
  3. We take you and stand on the plot with you. With the CRDA layout open, so you can see the boundary. We tell you what is built on that street today and what is not.
  4. You put your own advocate on it. For the EC and a written title opinion. Not our lawyer, yours. We hand over every document and answer whatever is asked.
  5. Registration at the sub-registrar office. Stamp duty is paid on the government value or your price, whichever is higher. We stay with it until the deed is in your hand.

Things we will not do

  • Put you into a plot that has only a provisional certificate, or only a power of attorney behind it.
  • Call dry land jareebu, or call a Phase 2 village Phase 1, because the first sounds bigger and the second sounds readier.
  • Tell you a plot will go up by some percentage. Nobody knows that, and anyone who says a number is guessing at your expense.

Questions people ask

What sizes do these plots come in?

A farmer got 1,000 square yards of residential plot for each acre, often given as more than one plot, plus a commercial plot of 250 or 450 square yards. Many farmers pooled only part of an acre, so their plots are smaller in proportion. In practice you will see sizes from about 150 square yards upwards.

Can I see the papers before I travel?

Yes, and you should ask for them. Send us the village, unit and plot number and we will tell you what the CRDA record shows before you spend a day or a flight on it.

Want a straight answer about a plot or a village?

We live and work in the capital villages. Send the survey number or LP number and we will tell you what we know, including the things that should make you pause.