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When a geodetic mark is used (for any reason other than a cadastral survey which requires a field book to be lodged) Map Viewer Plus should be used to report feedback about the condition of the mark.

Landgate values all properties in Western Australia for rating and taxing purposes in accordance with the Valuation of Land Act 1978.

This guide is intended as general information only. If you are uncertain of your rights or interests, please seek professional legal advice. Landgate staff are not able to give legal advice or to

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Our role in valuations  Landgate valuers conduct independent and unbiased valuations of your property. Our Rating and Taxing valuers assess gross rental values (GRVs) and unimproved values (UVs) used

How to lodge an objection Anyone who’s liable to pay any rate or tax assessed in respect of land is entitled to make an objection to the Valuer-General at Landgate, if they are not satisfied with the

Pastoral lease rent review Pastoral rents in Western Australia are independently determined every ten years by the Valuer-General. Rents are based on land values, the economic state of the pastoral

Local government and State government agency users can navigate to your relevant tab below to access training material and resources specific to your agency.  Quick Reference Guides (QRGs) are also

What’s new Beginning in 2026, several Western Australian Government agencies — Landgate, the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage (DPLH), and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional