Land values fell 3% in NSW region of Gundagai in three years, led by sharp decrease in rural land prices

Alistair WalshDecember 8, 2020

The total land price of the 2,587 properties in Gundagai in July 2011 decreased 3% from 2008, while rural land prices dropped 12% in a year, according to NSW Valuer-General Philip Western.

Western found the total land price was $505 million, down from $515 million 2010.

Residential land values decreased slightly over the three years, although large residential lots on the western fringe of Gundagai fronting Punch Street experienced a strong increase.

From 2010 to 2011, the median residential land price increased 1% from $40,000.

Gundagai ‘s commercial strip fronting Sheridan Street had a moderate increase in value over the three years including a 4% increase from 2010 to 2011.

Broad acre farming and grazing property land prices the shire generally remained stable while forest land values and forest lease had a moderate decrease.

Western found rural residential and hobby farm land prices remained steady or had a slight increase, while the value of land in the villages of Coolac, Muttama and Nangus experienced a slight to moderate decrease due to the limited demand for these more remote villages.

From 2010 to 2011 rural land prices fell 12%.

Landowners and rate-paying-lessees received a notice of valuation this month.

The valuations are used to determine rates and land taxes on investment properties.

Typical residential land values were:

  • 974 square metres at Hanley Lane, Gundagai valued at $32,800
  • 2,023 square metres at Luke Street, Gundagai valued at $48,700

Typical commercial land value was:

  • 1,132 square metres at Sheridan Street, Gundagai valued at $34,300

Typical rural land values were:

  • 282 hectares at Bethungra Road, Nangus valued at $486,000
  • 125 hectares at Bethungra Road, Nangus valued at $384,000
  • 154 hectares at Tarrabandra Road, South Gundagai valued at $550,000

Typical rural residential land values were:

  • 1,315 square metres at Adelong Road, Tumblong valued at $12,700
  • 4.1 hectares at Burra Road, Gundagai valued at $88,400.

Typical hobby farm land value was:

  • 21.7 hectares at Nangus Road, Nangus valued at $128,000

Typical village land values were:

  • 4,097 square metres at Mount Street, Coolac valued at $14,400
  • 5,562 square metres at Nea Street, Muttama valued at $11,200
  • 2,428 square metres at Nangus Road, Nangus valued at $16,500

 

 

 

 

 

    Alistair Walsh

    Deutsche Welle online reporter

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