News on land values

Hi, I'm Sally Dale, the New South Wales Valuer General.
Each year we determine land values across New South Wales to reflect land value only as at July 1, 2025. In 2025 over 2.7 million properties have been valued across the state with a total value of just over 3 trillion.
Overall, land values in New South Wales have seen a moderate increase of around 3.5 percent.
Residential land values have increased by around 4 per cent, commercial and industrial land values have seen an increase of around 3.5 to the high 3 percentile range, and rural land values are generally steady with slight decreases in parts of the state.
About two-thirds of councils will receive new land valuations this year.
If your council is receiving new values, you'll receive a Notice of Valuation between November 2025 and April 2026.
Land values are also used by Revenue NSW to calculate land tax for land owners who are liable.
If that's you, you'll receive an assessment notice.
If you believe your land value is incorrect, you can object within 60 days of the date on your notice.
To learn more about land values across New South Wales, as well as land values in your local government area and land value trends, visit the NSW Valuer General website.