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A property document lists only the Carpet Area. To determine the Built-Up Area for valuation purposes, which calculation should be applied?
A property document lists only the Carpet Area. To determine the Built-Up Area for valuation purposes, which calculation should be applied?
- Carpet Area should be multiplied by 1.3.
- Carpet Area should be multiplied by 1.1. (correct)
- Carpet Area should be multiplied by 1.2.
- Carpet Area should be multiplied by 1.5.
In property valuation, which areas are typically excluded when calculating the total value based on the annual valuation rate?
In property valuation, which areas are typically excluded when calculating the total value based on the annual valuation rate?
- All constructed areas, regardless of type
- Enclosed Balconies and Covered Parking
- Built-Up Area and Carpet Area
- Open Parking and Terraces (correct)
How are enclosed balconies typically valued in proportion to the annual valuation rate of the main property?
How are enclosed balconies typically valued in proportion to the annual valuation rate of the main property?
- At the full annual rate equivalent to the main property.
- At 80% of the annual rate. (correct)
- At 50% of the annual rate.
- Enclosed balconies are not considered in the valuation.
If a property document clearly specifies the Built-Up Area, what is the correct approach to proceed with the property valuation?
If a property document clearly specifies the Built-Up Area, what is the correct approach to proceed with the property valuation?
Which area is the primary factor considered when initially determining the annual valuation rate of a property?
Which area is the primary factor considered when initially determining the annual valuation rate of a property?
Flashcards
Built-Up Area
Built-Up Area
The primary area considered when determining the annual property valuation rate.
Calculating Built-Up Area (from Carpet Area)
Calculating Built-Up Area (from Carpet Area)
Multiply the carpet area by 1.1 to estimate the Built-Up Area.
Excluded Areas in Valuation
Excluded Areas in Valuation
Open parking and terraces are excluded from property valuation.
Valuation of Enclosed Balconies
Valuation of Enclosed Balconies
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Using Built-Up Area Directly
Using Built-Up Area Directly
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Study Notes
- The annual valuation rate is determined by considering the built-up area.
- If only the carpet area is mentioned, the built-up area is calculated as Carpet Area × 1.1.
- Open parking and terrace areas should be excluded while considering the property's valuation.
- Enclosed balconies are valued at 80% of the annual rate.
- If a document explicitly mentions the built-up area, the valuation should be based on the built-up area directly.
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Description
This valuation guide outlines how to calculate the annual valuation rate based on built-up area. It covers scenarios where only carpet area is available and how to treat open parking, terraces, and balconies. Direct built-up area details take precedence.
