Land value NSW
Search for a NSW land value and learn how each 1 July, the Valuer General sets it. See how it feeds the land tax three-year average and how to object.
Search a NSW land value
Start with the property number. You can get it from the NSW Valuation and Objection Portal, from your notice of valuation, or through a title reference or property address enquiry. Enter it in the land value search tool and choose the valuation date you need. The register of land values goes back to 1 July 2001.
When NSW land values are issued
The Valuer General published the latest NSW land values in November 2025, as at 1 July 2025. A notice of valuation is issued at least once every three years on your Revenue NSW land tax assessment notice.
If you disagree with a valuation
The Valuer General has an object to a land valuation page, and the portal is where you log in.
Source: NSW Government: how to find land values, checked 4 November 2026.
How NSW land tax uses your land value
Revenue NSW charges land tax on the average of the last three land values, once it is above the $1,075,000 threshold.
| Taxable land value | Land tax |
|---|---|
| Up to $1,074,999 | No tax |
| $1,075,000 to $6,570,999 | $100 plus 1.6% of the value above $1,075,000 |
| $6,571,000 or more | $88,036 plus 2% of the value above $6,571,000 |
Source: Revenue NSW: land tax thresholds and rates.
Each revenue office
| State or territory | Official page |
|---|---|
| New South Wales | Revenue NSW: land tax thresholds and rates |
| Victoria | State Revenue Office Victoria: land tax current rates |
| Queensland | Queensland Revenue Office: land tax rates for individuals |
| Western Australia | RevenueWA: land tax assessment |
| South Australia | RevenueSA: land tax rates and thresholds |
| Tasmania | State Revenue Office Tasmania: rates of land tax |
| Australian Capital Territory | ACT Revenue Office: land tax calculation method |
| Northern Territory | NT Government: land taxes |