The new version of "Urban Land Appraisal Regulations will be implemented on December 1, 2014

The new version of "Urban Land Appraisal Regulations" and "Urban Land Classification and Grading Regulations"

　　 Effective December 1, 2014

　　 [Issuing department]: General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, National Standardization Administration

　　 [Administration]: National Land and Resources Standardization Technical Committee

　　 [Drafting unit]: Department of Land Use Management, Ministry of Land and Resources, School of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China Institute of Land Survey and Planning

　　 GB/T 18508-2014 Urban Land Appraisal Regulations replace GB/T 18508-2001 implemented since 2014-12-01

　　 This standard specifies the terms and definitions, general rules, price influencing factors, common valuation methods, benchmark land price evaluation, land price evaluation procedures, land price evaluation for different uses, and land price evaluation under different rights states.

　　 This standard is applicable to the evaluation of "benchmark land price" and "parcel land price" for construction land within the scope of cities and towns and independent industrial and mining areas.

　　The land price evaluation of rural construction land can refer to this standard.

　　 GB/T 18507-2014 Urban Land Classification and Grading Regulations replace GB/T 18507-2001 implemented since 2014-12-01

This standard specifies the work content and scope of application, technical approaches and procedures, factor selection, data investigation and arrangement, factor score calculation, classification and evaluation of grades and grades, drawing compilation, and results of the classification and classification of urban land in my country. Sorting and acceptance, update and application of results, etc.

　　 This standard applies to land grading carried out in cities, counties and towns in my country and land grading carried out in all cities and towns in my country. The land grading of the organized towns below the county seat and the land grading of independent industrial and mining areas, development zones, etc. may refer to this standard.

　　 Source: Appraiser Information Network