Your valuation notice

There are 4 types of valuation notices:

• Land valuation notices
• Freehold land valuation notices
• State land rental valuation notices
• Maintenance valuation notices.

When you’ll receive your notice

Notices will arrive either:

• by email on the day that valuations are released
• by mail in the days following the release.

Looking for previous notices?

To request a copy of your previous land valuation notice, contact your local business centre. You will be asked to provide proof of ownership of the property at the time of the valuation.

What’s included in the notice

Your notice will include your new land value, and your current land value (the value given in the most recent valuation round).

It will tell you whether your land has been valued using unimproved value or site value method, depending on whether your land is rural or non-rural.

Notice types

Email notices

If you’ve chosen to have your land valuation delivered by email, you’ll receive your notice in an email from ValuerGeneralQueensland@valuations.nrmmrrd.qld.gov.au

This is the official email address that will send your valuation, which will come as a PDF attachment.

• See an example email land valuation notice (PDF, 133.7 KB) .

Change your details to sign up for email valuation notices.

Land valuation notices

Your notice will include your new land value, and your current land value (the value given in the most recent valuation round).

• See an example land valuation notice (PDF, 989.2 KB)

Freehold land valuation notices

You’ll receive this if you have both freehold and leasehold land, but the notice will only give you the value of your freehold land.

• See an example freehold land valuation notice (PDF, 1.7 MB)

State land rental valuation notices

You’ll only receive this if you lease, licence or have a permit to occupy state land under the Land Act 1994. The valuation reflects the state of the land at the start of the lease.

• See an example state land rental valuation notice (PDF, 1.6 MB)

Maintenance valuation notices

We may issue these notices at any time of year for land that wasn’t previously valued during the annual release, or if a land valuation needs to be changed (e.g., due to subdivision or rezoning, etc).

Maintenance valuation notices will clearly state the date they’re effective from.