State land price schedule

State land prices set financial obligations — tax, registration fee, land-use levy, compensation. They do not reflect transaction prices and are usually several times lower. An asset at a state price of 300 million per m² may well trade at an entirely different level; the two figures answer two different questions.

The schedule splits each street into segments between intersections, each with its own level. A file does not state which segment a plot sits on, so this page shows only the RANGE for the whole street — lowest to highest across its segments. That is why each row is a range, not a single figure.

The table below aggregates 9,125 streets across 161 wards, grouped into 24 areas. Adding the rows gives a higher figure: the official list assigns Binh Phu to two areas, so that ward appears in both rows.