konibar
2021-09-06 22:52:07
- #1
hello,
I couldn’t find anything about how the entries of the reference values of different areas in BORIS come about:
Adjacent reference value entries are necessarily of different ages, so they must differ significantly from each other?
Background:
In our area (same qualities), the last parcel sale was about 6 years ago, so there must have been a lot of market changes since then.
Does the BORIS list then show the last recorded price per m²? Or is the last known value proportionally extrapolated by the average index of the neighboring areas?
Unfortunately, I can’t find anything about this (not even in BORIS).
The recording date is not given, only the editorial deadline.
Does anyone know the answer?
I couldn’t find anything about how the entries of the reference values of different areas in BORIS come about:
Adjacent reference value entries are necessarily of different ages, so they must differ significantly from each other?
Background:
In our area (same qualities), the last parcel sale was about 6 years ago, so there must have been a lot of market changes since then.
Does the BORIS list then show the last recorded price per m²? Or is the last known value proportionally extrapolated by the average index of the neighboring areas?
Unfortunately, I can’t find anything about this (not even in BORIS).
The recording date is not given, only the editorial deadline.
Does anyone know the answer?