Ministry of Finance

Property Assessment and Valuation Agency (PAVA)

In Bhutan, ongoing development across the country, including upcoming mega-hydro projects, is leading to increased property accumulation and the need for asset expropriation. To manage this effectively, a sound valuation system is essential. In response, and in line with the Land Act of Bhutan 2007, the Property Assessment and Valuation Agency (PAVA) were established in 2008 under the Ministry of Finance to assess and fix land and collateral property values.

Mission

To be the best choice for property information and assessment solutions

Objectives

  1. Help in establishing a formalized land and property market
  2. Directly or indirectly help avoid/discourage land hoarding and speculation
  3. Facilitate in fixing land and property taxes, lease rents, compensation rates
  4. Facilitate streamlining of all land and property related economy under one umbrella
  5. To ensure uniformity and fairness in the assessment of property by providing a source of guidance on valuation/assessment of property
  6. To study material for research and development of real estate
  7. Carry out public awareness programs to increase public understanding on standard practices of valuation
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