Where a street's guideline value sits in its locality
Name the village, and a street if you have one. You get the street's guideline rate and how it compares with its village, its sub-registrar office and its zone: the lowest, median and highest street rates in each, with the cheapest and dearest streets named.
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- Percentile of the street within its village, office and zone
- The cheapest and dearest streets nearby, named
- Works for a whole village when no street is given
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The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
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- Percentile of the street within its village, office and zone
- The cheapest and dearest streets nearby, named
- Works for a whole village when no street is given
What the comparison shows
The guideline value is the rate the registration department fixes for land in each street or survey. Stamp duty is charged on it or on the price paid, whichever is higher.
- Three rings
- Village, office, zone
Each with the number of priced streets and the lowest, median and highest rate per square foot.
- Named streets
- Cheapest and dearest
The streets at either end of each ring, taken from that same ring, never from a neighbouring village.
- No street needed
- Whole village
Leave the street empty to see how rates spread across the village alone.
How to compare a street's guideline value with its area
- 1
Type the village
As the guideline register writes it. The guideline value mini shows that spelling at a pin.
- 2
Add the street
Optional. Add the sub-registrar office or the zone to narrow a common name.
- 3
Read the position
The street's rate against the village median, and the range in each ring.
When it helps with land
Judge a rate
A rate alone says little. Against its village it reads as high, typical or low.
Choose between streets
Two plots in the same village on different streets can carry very different rates, and so very different duty.
Find the cheaper streets
The cheapest streets in the village and office are named, as a place to start looking.
These are the registration department's rates, not market prices, and a street at the top of its village is not proof that buyers pay more there. Compare real sale prices nearby, and check the owner in the revenue records before any money moves.
Questions people ask
What does this tell me that the guideline value does not?
Whether the rate is high or low for its area. It places the street against the lowest, median and highest rates of its village, its sub-registrar office and its zone.
Which year's rates are used?
The 2024 revision of the registration department's street guideline register.
Do I need a street name?
No. With only a village you get the village picture: how many streets are priced and the range of their rates.
No priced streets found.
Use the village name as the guideline register writes it. The guideline value mini shows that spelling at a pin.
Is this the market price of the area?
No. Every figure is a register rate. For prices actually paid, use the Price Map.