A real estate appraisal is an estimate of how much a property could be worth in the current market. It is based on the property’s location, condition, size, features and recent sales of similar properties. For homeowners, buyers and investors, real estate appraisals can make…
A strata renewal plan valuation is an independent assessment done by a Certified Property Valuer when a strata scheme is being considered for redevelopment or a collective sale. It determines the property’s market value by assessing redevelopment potential, planning controls, land value and current market…
When property prices stop rising rapidly and begin to stabilise, many buyers assume the pressure is gone. In reality, a stable market can be as challenging as a booming one. Opportunities exist, but so do risks that are overlooked. Many buyers become more confident during…
Many people assume that when the market slows, all property prices fall in the same way. In reality, that rarely happens. Some homes continue to attract strong buyer interest and sell at premium prices, even when broader property market conditions are softer. This article mentions…
Many property buyers think negotiating is easier when the market slows down. It seems logical that less demand would give buyers more power. But Sydney’s property market in 2026 is not behaving like that. The market has slowed in some areas, but that doesn’t mean…
Property Valuation FAQs 1. What is a property valuation? A property valuation is when a certified valuer gives an unbiased estimate of what your property is worth right now. They look at recent sales, the local market, the property’s location, and its features. 2. Why…