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Table 3.12: Regional disaggregation of land values and sizes transferred in the commercial sector, 1990-93 a

Average size
of transfer
(ha)____________

Assign-
ments

Sub-
division

Deed of
gift

Reserve
lease

Right of
occupancy

State
lease

Sublease

Transfer

Deed of
guarantee

Mortgage

Re-entry

Sur-
render

Central

297.15

426.18

217.83

310.18

283.11

82.84

0.15

211.91

1396.09

588.35

294.93

164.50

Copperbelt

9.58

0.67

2.54

310.84

300.52

19.94

0.19

118.40

5.98

255.13

42.86

160.59

Eastern

18.09

12.64

0.76

93.67

151.04

15.93

18.00

89.16

0.00

164.63

407.35

15.56

Luapula

7.70

0.00

0.08

0.00

181.98

7.14

0.00

16.82

250.00

296.37

0.21

156.60

Lusaka

12.58

7.41

7.43

390.23

622.94

11.12

0.27

11.32

7.08

40.27

35.25

85.01

Northern

51.66

0.00

0.00

251.19

208.38

25.45

0.00

71.28

0.00

136.32

136.03

95.50

North-Western

0.58

0.00

0.02

0.00

292.42

2.93

0.00

0.79

0.00

16.46

0.00

0.97

Southern

203.57

222.96

344.84

919.89

173.03

67.64

586.59

160.70

0.00

568.31

42.15

202.64

Western

78.18

0.00

0.00

131.00

57.18

5.47

0.00

30.04

0.00

20.13

0.22

0.23

Average land

Average

value/price

Assign-

Sub-

land

Assign-

Sub-

(K,000/ha)

ments

division

Transfer

value/price

ments

division

Transfer

(K000/ha)

Central

6.57

0.13

0.04

Northern

19.94

0.00

0.11

Copperbelt

193.78

912.91

0.21

North-

Western

1997.83

0.00

0.00

Eastern

59.62

31.46

0.01

Southern

5.48

4.18

0.03

Luapula

38.71

0.00

0.20

Western

3.28

0.00

0.00

Lusaka

251.28

62.66

5.04

a. Data was only available through July of 1993. Average size of transfer was calculated by summing the number of transfers in each category across 1990-93 and summing the number
of hectares across the same period and dividing. Average value was calculated in the same manner.



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