WOZ value counter
View the WOZ value of your home at the central government's WOZ value portal .
What do you need to know
Houses
The municipality determines the value (appraises) of your home. This is done by WOZ appraisers. For example, they look at:
- Surface
- Aerial and 360-degree photos
- Known renovations or adjustments to your home
- Sales prices from the land register of the same type of housing in the area
- Sales value (if sold empty on the free market) on January 1 of the previous year
You can view the WOZ value of your home on the website of the WOZ waardeloket.
Non-residential
The municipality determines the value of non-residential properties such as shops, companies and offices by looking at, for example:
- Sales figures
- The rent per m2
- Type of building
- Condition and quality of the building
- Address and location of the building
- Location and Region
Valuation report
- In Digital Tax Desk you can download your valuation report. You need your DigiD or eHerkenning for this
- You can also see which homes your home has been compared to
Accountability document
The municipality produces an accountability document every year . In this document, you can read how the municipality determined the WOZ values for 2026 (valuation date 1 January 2025).
Valuation room
The Valuation Chamber checks whether municipalities properly implement the Real Estate Valuation Act (WOZ Act).
Local Charge Meter
Via the Hilversum Local Tax Calculator, you can see how much municipal tax you pay and how these costs are structured. Additionally, you can compare the costs with other municipalities. You can also calculate how much tax you would pay if the value of your WOZ (potentially) were to be reduced.
What do you have to do
- You can ask your questions about the WOZ value via: 14 035 or use the contact
- To answer your question quickly, we need your citizen service number (BSN), subject number or assessment number
