Property values in most of Moldova tripled after cadastral revaluation
Property values for most buildings in Moldova tripled after the cadastral revaluation, and taxes could rise from 1 January 2027.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
From 1 January 2027 the property tax may change, and the amount you pay depends on the new cadastral value. Even with the same rate, a base three times higher means a bigger bill. Your city council sets the rate, and Parliament can still change the rules before then.
What happened
After this autumn's cadastral revaluation, the value of most property in Moldova has tripled. Some mayors say they will cut or keep taxes, while others are considering increases. The final decision rests with local councils, according to CALM, the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova.
In short
- In Chisinau, the property tax rate is currently 0.185% of the cadastral value.
- In Ialoveni, the current rate is 0.07%, and the mayor says it will be cut as far as possible.
- In Causeni, the current rate is 0.05%, and the mayor says the tax will not be raised.
- In Glodeni, the current rate is 0.3%, but the exact tax has not yet been set, the final decision follows public consultations for the 2027 budget.
Original sources
- Valoarea triplă pentru imobile după reevaluarea cadastrală ar putea duce la creșterea impozitelor: Ce spun primarii despre taxele aplicate din 2027 · in RomanianRead it on Moldova 1
- Reevaluarea cadastrală nu schimbă prețurile caselor: Primăriile, discuții privind mărimea impozitelor aplicate din 2027 · in RomanianRead it on Radio Moldova
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