Sydney Land Valuers
Land valuers in Sydney generally work on behalf of the NSW Valuer-General. This valuation occurs every three years by certified land valuers, with a notice sent to the property owner. The information contained in the valuation notice is recorded on the Register of Land Values. This includes the description of the land, previous and current land values, the date of the most recent valuation and the last day you can object to the valuation.
You may object to your land valuations in NSW if you find the information that has been included in the valuation notice is incorrect or suspect the exact land value of your property is inaccurate.
When you object you must submit the details of your property as it is on your notice, the reason for your objection and provide any supporting information. This could be an independently conducted valuation by a certified independent land valuer.
We are an independent valuation firm that has been performing accurate and detailed valuations since 1997. As an independent company, our reports are not influenced by any outside parties. We always act in the best interests of our clients.
Our land valuers are Certified Practising Valuers (CPVs) with a minimum of 20 years of experience. To ensure the quality of our work is highly professional and top of the class, we are registered with the Australian Property Institute (API) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Through being a company of integrity and having a strong work ethic we have become one of Sydney’s leading valuation companies. We have been trusted by thousands to find the current market value of their land and we never disappoint in detail and accuracy.
Land Valuations Sydney
A land valuation is just that. A valuation of the land itself. Houses, buildings etc. are not included in the valuation nor are any improvements you may have made to the land such as landscaping or gardening. It does, however, include such improvements as draining, excavating, filling, clearing and retaining walls. This land valuation in NSW is important; it sets the rates and taxes you pay to your local and state government.
When a qualified land valuer comes to conduct their valuation, they will examine and analyse many different aspects and factors that affect the value of the land. These many factors include:
- The location of the land, including its surroundings
- Quality and type of soil
- Surface qualities of the land for example is it sloping, are there large dips etc.
- Zoning and planning restrictions
- Sales of comparable land properties from within the last 6 months.
All of this information can be found in your land valuation report and will contribute to the calculation of the true land value. For more than just a valuation of your land consult with a residential property valuer. They will provide you with a detailed valuation report of your home or building.
If you have any questions or would like to speak with a certified land valuer, our helpful staff will be happy to assist. Our knowledgeable team can answer any queries you may have. Contact us today by completing our online enquiry form or you can call us on (02) 8599 9863.