Property Valuers in New South Wales

A registered property valuer is a qualified professional in New South Wales who assesses the value of land and/or buildings. A valuer’s report may be used to determine a sale or purchase price, mortgage finance or be used for insurance purposes. 

In general, banks will only accept valuations from registered property valuers. 

*The general condition of the interior and exterior

*The dimensions of the property (the building and section)

*The age of the house and any renovations completed

*The type of construction and materials used

*The site and any potential issues or risks such as flooding, drainage or erosion

*The surrounding area and environment, including factors such as density of the neighbourhood, zoning and future zoning

*The locality of amenities including schools, shopping facilities and public transport

*The title, LIM and anything of note on either document

*Market analysis including recent sales and values of comparable properties in the vicinity

*Pre-sale and pre-purchase valuations

*Insurance valuations

*Asset and chattel valuations

*Market rental reports and valuations

*Yield and rent review advice and reports

*Depreciation assessments

*Redevelopment assessments

*Subdivision advice and valuations

*Asset re-evaluations

*Lettable area assessments

*Refinancing valuations

A qualified and experienced property valuer will be able to provide an accurate assessment of a property’s value based on research, site visits and inspections of the building. The report a valuer provides can be invaluable in decision-making processes around the sale or purchase of a property, the value of a lease, the cost of a proposed project compared to expected revenue, as well as for the compilation of insurance policies that accurately reflect the current value of a property. 

Other professional you may be interested in: Builders, Property Developers, Architects, Engineers, Consultants.