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A goal of the present paper is to consider how a differentiation of cadastral values of land plots and different distances from major cities create preconditions for a larger volume of a rental income at a minimum remoteness from a major city. In order to test this hypothesis, a relationship between an increase in land tax rates while reducing the distance of land settlements of the Chelyabinsk Region from Chelyabinsk was evaluated. To verify this assumption, we have analysed some results of a state cadastral evaluation of land settlements of the Chelyabinsk Region. For our calculations, we used land settlements with the highest cost per square meter based on permitted uses. We analysed the cost for these types of permitted use of land. The study and analysis of the results of the state estimation of land settlements in the Chelyabinsk Region have showed that in most cases the hypothesis was confirmed. The closer the plot is to the regional centre, the higher is its cadastral value and, consequently, the amount of a land rent.

Impact of the Distance between Settlements and Regional Center of Chelyabinsk Region on the Amount of Ground Rent