15/04/2026
Land Valuations & Land Tax – What It Means for You
Most property owners have now received their latest land valuation notices, and with property prices on the rise, many are seeing significant increases.
If the property is your principal place of residence, there’s no land tax payable. However, higher valuations can still impact you through increased council rates, as these are calculated based on land value.
For investment property owners, it’s a different story. With valuations rising by 30–40% in many cases, land tax bills could increase by thousands of dollars this year. Combine this with rising interest rates and higher insurance premiums, and it’s becoming increasingly challenging to achieve the traditional 5% rental yield.
💡 What should you do?
Now is a great time to review your investment strategy and have a conversation with your accountant or financial adviser.
If you’re considering selling, feel free to reach out for an appraisal—I’m here to help guide you through these changing conditions.
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