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Easement Valuation Specialists proudly serves clients across Australia with strategically located offices in major cities
New South Wales (NSW)
Level 14, 3 Parramatta Square, 153
Macquarie St, Parramatta NSW 2150,
Australia
Macquarie St, Parramatta NSW 2150,
Australia
Queensland (QLD)
Level 10, Commercial Tower
36 Marine Parade, Southport
36 Marine Parade, Southport
Victoria (VIC)
480 Collins Street
Melbourne CBD
Melbourne CBD
South Australia (SA)
Level 30, Westpac House
91 King William Street, Adelaide CBD
91 King William Street, Adelaide CBD
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
Level 9, Nishi Building
2 Phillip Law Street, Canberra
2 Phillip Law Street, Canberra
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about easement valuations and our professional services
What is an easement valuation?
An easement valuation determines the financial impact of a legal right granted to use part of another’s property for a specific purpose—such as access, drainage, or utility services. It considers land use restrictions, impact on market value, and rights granted under the easement.
Why do I need an easement valuation?
You may require an easement valuation when negotiating compensation, lodging development applications, resolving disputes, or complying with legal or council requirements. It ensures transparency and fairness in determining the value of affected land.
How is an easement valuation different from a regular property valuation?
A standard property valuation assesses the overall market value of a property, while an easement valuation specifically isolates the impact of the easement on the land’s usability and value—whether for the benefitting or burdened party.
What types of easements do you value?
We provide valuations for all types including:
- Easements appurtenant
- Easements in gross (e.g. utilities)
- Prescriptive and implied easements
- Access, drainage, and pipeline easements
- Floating and affirmative easements
Do you handle encroachment valuations?
Yes. We assess the financial and legal implications of structural, vegetative, or use/access encroachments and provide expert reports for resolution, court proceedings, or sale adjustments.
Are your reports legally compliant?
Absolutely. All our valuations comply with Australian standards and are accepted by legal institutions, councils, and tribunals such as NCAT, VCAT, and the Land and Environment Court.
Do you provide expert witness services?
Yes. Our experienced valuers are available for expert witness testimony and advisory in litigation or compensation matters involving easements and encroachments.
How much does an easement or encroachment valuation cost?
Fees vary based on location, complexity, and property type. Contact us for a tailored quote specific to your case.
Do you offer services Australia-wide?
Yes, we service all states and territories, with valuers experienced in both urban and rural properties across Australia.
How do I get started?
Simply reach out via our contact page with property details, relevant documentation (if available), and your specific requirements. We’ll guide you through the next steps.