How do I find the value of my land Qld?

View your property’s statutory land valuation and related data for your area. Enter your address or Property ID number found on your land valuation notice (PDF, 677.3KB).

What is the Queensland valuation roll?

The Valuer-General collects property information in order to determine statutory valuations of rateable parcels of land in Queensland. A range of property data from the valuation roll is made available; and can be purchased through our business centres (see our fee list below).

How do I find out what land is worth?

How to check

1. Select the ‘Check online’ button.
2. Enter your property number and the valuing year.
3. Check ‘I’m not a robot’.
4. Select ‘Perform Search’.
5. Your land value and property information will be displayed.

Where can I find list of land valuations in Queensland?

View your property’s annual statutory land valuation and data for your area. Visit these locations to view a print version of the valuation listing. Overall changes in land values between valuations for individual local government area. View land valuation data on the Queensland Globe. What is land tax?

When to use SVS for property valuation in Queensland?

However, the Valuer-General will only issue the annual valuation where the local government for the area has requested it. SVS maintains the Queensland valuation and sales database and provides maintenance valuations in the following circumstances: where part of the land ceases to be rateable. Our specialised advisory services include:

What does government valuation and property advisory services do?

We provide annual statutory land valuations and maintain the valuations roll on behalf of rateable local governments across Queensland in return for the payment of regulated fees, as well as specialised property advisory services to other government agencies.

When was the Valuers Registration Board of Queensland established?

Established in 1965 to increase the standards of valuation work and to provide a measure of protection in the public interest, the Board is responsible for the administration of the Valuers Registration Act 1992 (the Act) and the Valuers Registration Regulation 2013.