A valuation is a professional assessment of how much your property is worth. Our valuer will inspect the property, consider all the factors that affect the value and write-up a professional property report and valuation.

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THE BENEFITS OF A VALUATION

Professional and experienced advice

  • Our experienced valuers can provide you with tips on what would add value to a property, e.g. creating more outdoor living, upgrading your amenities etc.
  • As professionals, valuers must meet rigorous tests of education, training and competence and follow a professional code of practice.

Avoid legal pitfalls

  • Our valuers can check the title of the property, particularly for cross-leased properties, to highlight any issues that you should be aware of, e.g. an easement (right of way) that crosses two properties might mean a neighbour could ask you to share the cost of a new driveway or fence.
  • A valuer can also tell you about the zoning for the property to minimize the risk of surprises after you buy the property, e.g. a light commercial or industrial business springing up next door!
  • Please note, a QV Valuer does not replace a solicitor in providing legal advice.

Local knowledge

  • A valuation provides the benefit of local knowledge about the area including nearby (and future) developments such as airports, shopping malls, lifestyle blocks, roading or motorway changes, etc. This is especially important to consider if you are changing suburbs or moving into a new area. They’ll also let you know about a property’s subdivision potential (great if you’d like to extend or build another property on your land in the future).

Save time and money

  • If you’re spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on a property, a market valuation is money well spent. It can save you time, money and property headaches down the track.

Your bank may require one

  • Many banks only raise mortgages ‘conditional on a market valuation’. So if you’re really keen on a property, a market valuation is often a ‘must’.
FULL CURRENT MARKET VALUATION vs. COUNCIL RATING VALUE?

People often ask us about the difference between a Full Current Market Valuation and a Council Rating Value.

  • A Full Current Market Valuation provides a professional estimation of how much your property is worth in today’s property market. A qualified QV valuer will visit your property to conduct a valuation.
  • A Council Rating Value is undertaken by local councils to establish property values at a specific point in time to enable council rates to be assessed. Most councils in New Zealand reassess property values every three years, and hence a rating value is only an accurate measure of a property’s value at the date of the last revaluation.

It is important to note that if you request a Full Current Market Valuation from QV this valuation does not change your Council Rating Value so it has no influence on your council rates.
 
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How can QV Valuations help me?

Whether you’ re buying your first home or negotiating a large commercial property deal, you need a specialist – a valuer who knows property and knows your region. Most importantly, that valuer must take the time to understand your particular needs.

You will find that specialist at QV Valuations (part of Quotable Value Limited).
 
QV Valuations is New Zealand’s largest independent valuation company. We are different from other valuation companies.

Our service is about people – you as our client, and our valuer who has skills specific to your requirements.
 
How do we know we have the right person for your job? QV Valuations people work throughout New Zealand, so our team knows the country from the ground up.

QV Valuations uniquely offers the best of both worlds – local knowledge nationwide. If you value personal service, but want the peace of mind that comes with doing business with New Zealand’s largest property valuation company, QV Valuations is for you.
 
 
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our valuation team


At QV, we have New Zealand’s biggest valuation team covering the country from Kerikeri to Invercargill.

You can order a valuation online or call our National Toll Free number or contact your nearest local office.
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A valuation is a professional estimation of how much your property is worth. A qualified QV valuer will visit your property to conduct a valuation. Order a full current market valuation here.
 
 
A full current market valuation differs from a council rating value (RV), which assesses a property’s value (commonly once every 3 years) to enable the local council to assess the rates on a property.
 
 
If you’re only at the just looking stage, why not try an online E-Valuer report right now to provide an instant estimate of the market value of a property.
 
 
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