Property Valuation Services

Using the replacement cost approach valuers discover the total cost to redesign, reconstruct and/or replace an entire building. This determines its value for insurance purposes.

Following a CGT event, a valuation can be used to determine the property’s market value when the property was first acquired so that the capital gains can be calculated.

Secure adequate compensation through an in-depth and unbiased process. The values before and immediately after a qualifying event are found and the difference is then calculated.

There are specific requirements for valuations made for family law court and mediation. Experienced valuers provide an admissible report preventing delays in the legal process.

Assess personal or business financial health with a property valuation for internal accounting. The comprehensive report can aid with decision-making and setting achievable goals.

An exact value of a parcel of land, without its improvements or structures. Common report uses include planning for developments, buying land or objecting to the VGV’s valuation.

Can be ordered by either tenant or landlord to learn the rental value that is accurate to the current market. The figures for comparable rental properties determine a fair rent.

For a lender to confidently approve a loan they must first know the value of a property. This lessens their financial risk. Independent valuations offer more objective reports.

Discover crucial information, potential risks and current market value before going forward with a purchase or sale. Ensure you are well informed and boost your negotiation power.

Valuing the property of a deceased estate is essential for the executor or administrator to properly distribute it to the beneficiaries and minimise the potential for disputes.

A report that presents the value of a property at any past date. This is based on historical sales data and in-depth analysis. This is common for taxation and legal purposes.

A tax to paid be paid upon the transfer of property from one party to another. Also known as land transfer duty, this is to be paid to the State Revenue Office of Victoria.

As a legal requirement, strata schemes must have an insurance policy in place to protect their members and their entitlements. Valuations ensure policies and premiums are adequate.

Property investments of a self-managed superannuation fund are recommended to be valued once every 3 years and that a report be available to the SMSF auditor when needed.

Units of a strata plan have an entitlement that defines the respective owner’s voting power and how much they must contribute to fees and levies. Valuations are done for each unit.