Understanding COJ's Supplementary Roll 2 - What Joburg Property Owners Need to Know
The City of Johannesburg has released Supplementary Valuation Roll 2 (SUP 2) for public inspection. This roll includes properties that have undergone changes such as subdivisions, consolidations, new registrations, and improvements not listed in the main 2023 General Valuation Roll.
If your property is listed, you have the legal right to inspect the valuation and submit an objection if you believe the municipal value is incorrect. This affects the rates you'll be charged.
🗓️ Objection Period: Open from 07 May 2025 to 20 June 2025 at 15:00
💻 Submit an objection: https://objections.joburg.org.za
🔗 How to Object
- Online Submission: City of Johannesburg e-Services Portal
- In-Person Submission: At designated municipal offices. For locations and forms, visit the Valuation Services page.
Ensure all objections are submitted before the deadline to be considered.
Objections can be submitted online via the City's e-Services Portal or in person at the municipal offices listed on the City's website. No Electronic faxes or e-mail objections will be accepted.
❓ FAQs
- What is a Supplementary Valuation Roll?
It's an update to the main valuation roll, reflecting changes in property values due to alterations, subdivisions, or corrections. - Why is my property on the SVR2?
Properties appear on the SVR2 if there have been significant changes affecting their value since the last general valuation. - What if I miss the objection deadline?
Late objections are typically not accepted. However, you may submit a Section 78 query for consideration in future supplementary rolls.
Need Assistance?
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📞 Contact Marder Properties for assistance:
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Lodging an objection does not defer the obligation to pay rates and taxes, so it's crucial to act promptly if you believe your property has been overvalued.
21 May 2025
Author Marder Properties