Information Needed For Land Use Right Assessment

The general information required for the assessment of land use rights is:

1, property is information:

Certificate of the right to use state-owned land;

The right to use state-owned land (pfer) allows contracts and agreements.

Approval of the relevant government departments on land use issues;

Land use should be acquired through background, ways and processes.

2. Real estate planning information:

Land use red line map;

General layout plan;

Land location map (marked in urban administrative map);

Land development planning statement and plan;

Land planning purpose, construction area, floor area ratio, greening standard and approval of planning department.

3. Real estate information:

Engineering geological condition data;

Geomorphologic condition data (shape,

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

Information on building conditions (ownership, quantity, area, structure, etc.)

Information on other ground attachment;

Information on infrastructure development, that is, seven links and one leveling data (roads, electricity, telecommunications, tap water, sewage, gas, floors) and the cost of the development;

Information on supporting facilities for commercial services.

4.

Map of urban administrative divisions;

City traffic map (or tourist traffic map);

Regional macro development plan;

Urban building planning and management control index;

The general information of the city (the strategic position of the city, the level of economic development, infrastructure, traffic conditions, population size, tourism resources and investment scale).

5, land price information (to assist):

City benchmark land price documents and charts;

Urban land classification;

Urban land price classification documents;

Land level in the area where the real estate is located;

The cost of land acquisition, demolition and resettlement paid for land acquisition;

The typical land price level of the urban land (the highest price, the lowest price, the average price);

The case of real estate surrounding land (pfer) letting and leasing (time, location, use, nature, floor area ratio, building density, price, etc.);

The relevant provisions of the local government for supporting infrastructure construction;

The index of land price and the rising price of land in the area where the real estate is located.