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2012 annual valuations

The Valuer-General values all rateable land in Queensland in accordance with the Land Valuation Act 2010 (the Act).

On 28 March 2012, the Valuer-General released the 2012 statutory land valuations in all 58 rateable local governments in Queensland. The valuations reflect the overall change in value since the last annual valuation undertaken in 2011. The new valuations take effect on 30 June 2012 for local government rating, State land tax and State land rental purposes (where applicable).

The 2012 annual valuation was determined using either site value (for non-rural land) or unimproved value (for rural land).

Valuation listing 2012 - search and view your new land valuation online and compare it with other properties in the same locality.

Market tables for major residential localities 2012 - see how your new valuation compares with other residential values in the same locality and view sample property sales.

Rural mapping 2012 - compare rural valuations and sales for certain locations.

The Valuer-General's Property Market Movement Report ­– a snapshot of the 2012 valuation summarises Queensland’s property market as at 1 October 2011.

Read the Valuer-General's Property Market Movement Report – a snapshot of the 2012 valuation

Objecting to your valuation

If you do not agree with your valuation, and can provide supporting evidence, you may lodge an objection within 60 days of the date of issue on your valuation notice. The final date to lodge an objection for the 2012 valuations is 28 May 2012.

The Valuer-General does not determine council rates, State land tax nor State land rentals (for leasehold land).

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