Data Required For Land Use Right Assessment

General previous data required for land use right assessment:

1. Key data of the property:

Certificate of state-owned land use right;

Contracts and agreements for the transfer of state-owned land use rights;

Approvals of relevant government departments on land use issues;

Background information such as ways, means and processes shall be obtained for land use.

2. Real estate planning data:

Land red line map;

General layout;

Land location map (marked in the urban administrative division map);

Land development planning description and planning map;

Land planning purpose, building area, plot ratio, greening standard and approval document of planning department.

3. Real estate status information:

Engineering geological condition data;

Landform information (shape slope , obstacles, etc.);

Natural environment information (ecology, landscape, etc.);

Building information (ownership, quantity, area, structure height , construction year, etc.);

Information on other ground attachments;

Information on the degree of infrastructure development, that is, information on seven supplies and one leveling (roads, electricity, telecommunications, tap water, sewage, gas, floor) and costs incurred;

Supporting information of commercial service facilities.

　　4、 Reference Data:

Urban administrative division map;

Urban traffic map (or tourist traffic map);

Regional macro development planning;

Urban building planning management control indicators;

City profile information (city's strategic position, economic development level, infrastructure, traffic conditions, population size, tourism resources, investment scale).

5. Land price data (assist in providing):

Municipal benchmark land price documents and charts;

Urban land classification;

Urban land price zoning document;

Land level of the area where the property is located;

Land acquisition, demolition and resettlement fees paid when the land is acquired;

Typical land price level of urban land (highest price, lowest price, average price);

Land transfer and leasing cases around the property (time, location, use, nature, plot ratio, building density, price, etc.);

Relevant regulations of the local government on supporting infrastructure construction;

Price rise index and land price rise index in the area where the property is located.