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Valuation Purposes

Family Law Valuations

Independent valuations for property settlement, conducted by a Certified Practising Valuer.

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Capital Gains Tax Valuations

Market value assessments for CGT reporting, from inspection to final report.

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CGT changes from 1 July 2027 and property valuations

Stamp Duty Valuations

Valuations for dutiable transactions, as used in reports and legislation.

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Deceased Estate Valuations

Retrospective and current market valuations for estate administration.

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SMSF Property Valuations

Valuation information for SMSF trustees, auditors, accountants and advisers.

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Rental Review and DHA Valuations

Market rent and rental review information for lease and DHA-related purposes.

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Pre-Sale Valuation Advice

Information for owners seeking independent valuation advice before sale.

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Property Types

Residential Property

Houses, units, and townhouses throughout the ACT and surrounding NSW.

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Commercial Property

Offices, retail, and industrial properties in Canberra and the ACT.

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Rural Property

Rural residential and lifestyle holdings in surrounding NSW regions.

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Strata & Units

Apartments and strata-titled properties, including body corporate considerations.

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Learn About Valuation

Market Value Explained

Core concepts behind market value, evidence, vacant possession and highest and best use.

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The Valuation Process

How a valuation is conducted, from instruction and inspection to final report.

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Valuation Glossary

Key terms and definitions as used in valuation reports and legislation.

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Valuation Standards

The standards and professional requirements governing property valuations in Australia.

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Market Updates

General market-context articles explaining how valuers consider market evidence, suburb differences, interest rates and retrospective dates.

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