Ybias78
2020-09-18 09:16:48
- #1
So not completely valued after all. The standard land values always include a reference unit: e.g., 30m plot depth. The standard land value then refers to this. And it is not normal for someone to consider 1,449 sqm as building land. It has to be a villa area where large plots are the norm. In a proper valuation, only the usual building land should be considered accordingly. Therefore, oversized plots are always cheaper than the smaller variants. It also has something to do with land utilization.
Plot = 1,449 sqm. Valuation ING 1,449 sqm x standard land value (not market value). So completely. I don't understand why it shouldn't be the case. When the plot is sold, people also don't say: 13x13m = house size x € Rest = garden, etc x lower amount.