Property Valuation Services

The process of a commercial property valuation is much like one conducted on a residential property. Our valuers at Vals NSW are highly experienced with all types of commercial properties and of every scale. From small businesses to large industrial complexes, our expertise covers it.

Valuations for commercial properties are done for many reasons, this includes rent, settlements, estate transfers or taxation purposes. Whatever our clients' needs, our services provide valuations that are accurate and perfectly suited to your situation. In business, time is money, and our valuers deliver every report in a timely manner.

For fair and just division, an asset must be correctly valued. For most, there is no greater asset than their property. Many choose to keep an asset they inherit, in part or in full, others wish to transfer ownership. In every case, the deceased’s estate must be properly valued.

These valuations are highly sensitive for our clients, so our valuers handle them with the utmost compassion and understanding. Each valuation is properly calculated and provided promptly to make the process of handling the estate as smooth as possible for our clients.

When it comes to insurance, you’d only want to pay the premiums that you need and no more. To make sure that this is the case, you will need to provide your insurer with an accurate and detailed valuation.

By employing the services of an independent valuer, you won’t need to rely on what insurers tell you is sufficient to cover your property. Our valuation services are thorough, covering every minute detail. From costs of demolition, site clearing to labour and materials, you can be sure that every cost will be factored into our valuations.

Whether you’re hoping to buy a new property or are simply refinancing, having a highly detailed and accurate property valuation will be crucial. For mortgages, if you go to one of the big banks, they will provide you with their own valuer. Smaller financial institutions may require the services of an independent valuer.

This could end up in your favour, as independent valuers, such as the ones have here at Vals NSW, provide you with a valuation that is free from bias and self-interest. After all, we have no stakes in the value of your property, we simply provide you with an objective report.

Settlements are stressful for all parties involved and our clients want everything to be fair. A certified valuer will provide the parties with a legally certified document that all can agree on as it shows the correct value of the subject property.

As these cases are often time-sensitive, our valuation services can complete an accurate and unbiased report promptly to our clients. Settlements require a short-form report, but should the case escalate to a courtroom, then a long-form report can be supplied.

A rent valuation would benefit both the tenant and the owner of the property. No tenant wants to pay more than they must, and an owner doesn’t want to charge less than they should.

With a rent valuation, provided by a qualified independent valuer, you will have a certified document that gives you an in-detail report of everything that gives the property value and what may be an issue in the future. The report will cover the property’s true value in the present market and will be an excellent tool when negotiating a rental agreement.

For both parties involved, being able to divide assets, most importantly, property, fairly is a top priority. In many of these cases, trust has been lost between the two parties and so they put their trust into third parties, i.e., lawyers.

With the assistance of an independent valuer, both parties can trust that they are working with a legally certified document free from bias. A valuation, provided by our services, is based only on our research of the current market and objective facts. We deliver accurately and quickly, which helps you reach your settlement sooner and to the satisfaction of both parties.

Every property that is a part of a Strata Scheme must have a unit entitlement valuation. This valuation will determine the scheme fees and the voting rights of the unit owner.

Unit entitlements not only determine the value of an individual property but of the Strata Scheme as a whole. These valuations must be done before the purchase of a strata property but many of our clients request a re-evaluation if they feel the previous valuation doesn’t reflect the property’s current value or they’re unsatisfied with how it was calculated. No matter the circumstance, Vals NSW can assist.