Investors and business owners weighing up a commercial property purchase often focus heavily on the asking price, without fully understanding the range of factors a qualified valuer considers when arriving at a reliable market figure for the property. Commercial property…
Every property transfer in New South Wales carries a duty obligation, and for a straightforward sale between unrelated parties, the contract price usually settles the question of what duty is payable. The moment a transfer falls outside that simple scenario,…
Once a property dispute reaches court, a tribunal, or even a serious mediation, the value of the property in question rarely stays uncontested. Parties on opposite sides of a matter frequently arrive with very different opinions about what a property…
Most property owners do not think about easements until someone tells them their land has one, or until they try to develop, sell, or borrow against a property and the question of what it is actually worth suddenly gets complicated….
Most commercial property owners in Australia think about their building insurance once a year, at renewal time. They check the premium, compare it vaguely to last year, and confirm the same sum insured again. What they rarely check is whether…
Understanding the relationship between an insurance valuation vs market value is a priority that comes up constantly for commercial property owners and strata committees across Australia, and the confusion is understandable. Both figures describe a property in dollar terms. Both…
When infrastructure projects affect private land, understanding how easement valuations are calculated becomes critical. Whether for utility corridors, road widening, transmission lines or drainage access, easement valuations determine fair compensation for impacted landowners. At Easement Valuations, we provide independent and…
