Cognised existence: A property valuation is the state’s periodic assessment of a property’s monetary value for taxation purposes. It is tied to a legal property unit (BFE) but is not itself a geometric object — its spatial meaning comes from the parcel or building it values.

Question: What is the official assessed value of a property?


Realisations

1. Ejendomsvurdering — Assessed Values

Ejendomsvurdering is the authoritative register of property valuations.

Spatial Access Path

VUR_Ejendomsvurdering (assessed value record)
  │  FK: → VUR_Vurderingsejendom (valuation property unit)
  │          │  FK: → VUR_BFEKrydsreference → BFEnummer
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jordstykke.geometri (from Matrikel, via BFE)

Valuations carry no geometry of their own. Spatial access requires joining through the BFE number to jordstykke in Matrikel for parcel geometry, or to BBR for building geometry.

Key Entities

EntityRole
VUR_EjendomsvurderingThe valuation: assessed property value, land value, use code, year
VUR_VurderingsejendomThe valuation property unit (may span multiple cadastral parcels)
VUR_BFEKrydsreferenceCross-reference linking BFE identifiers to valuation records
VUR_FordelingOwner-occupied portion allocation (for mixed-use properties)
VUR_GrundvaerdispecifikationBreakdown of land value calculation
VUR_FritagelseTax exemption records

Key Attributes

AttributeDescription
ejendomvaerdiBeloebTotal assessed property value (DKK)
grundvaerdiBeloebAssessed land value (DKK)
aarValuation year (residential: odd years; other: even years)
benyttelseKodeProperty use code
BFEnummerProperty identifier linking to cadastral register
ESRejendomsnummerLegacy property number

2. Matrikel — Spatial Anchor

Matrikel provides the parcel geometry that gives valuations their spatial extent. Join via BFE number.


Cross-Domain Relevance (Threads)

  • Cadastral Parcels: Valuations are always tied to legal property units. Start from Cadastral Parcels when the question is about parcel identity, then attach valuation as an attribute.

When to Use This Leaf

  • Tax analysis: municipal revenue projections, property tax burden mapping.
  • Value-based spatial analysis: mapping assessed value per area, identifying valuation outliers.
  • Urban economics: correlating property values with accessibility, services, or environmental factors.

For questions about who owns a property rather than what it is worth, use Cadastral Parcels instead.


Temporal Model

Valuation year (aar) defines the temporal slice. Only completed (“locked”) valuations are published. Historical valuations remain accessible. The underlying bitemporal model (registreringFra/virkningFra) tracks when each record was registered versus when the valuation became effective.