Valuation Services: Victoria & Queensland

We provide specialist valuation services across Australia’s two most dynamic property markets: Victoria and South East Queensland.

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From the heritage-rich avenues of Melbourne to the rapidly expanding corridors of the 'Golden Triangle' (Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast), our team delivers reports that reflect the unique pulse of each location. We don't just apply a generic formula; we understand that a valuation in Toorak requires a completely different lens than one in Noosa Heads.

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Our Coverage:

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1. Melbourne & Victoria Navigating the complexities of the Victorian market requires deep regulatory knowledge.

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• Metro & Growth Corridors: We assess value across the board, from the established blue-chip belts of Stonnington and Boroondara to the high-growth western and northern corridors in Wyndham and Hume.

• Our team is an expert in Victorian legislation, including VGV (Valuer-General Victoria) requirements and specific planning nuances like Heritage Overlays in inner-city precincts such as Carlton and Fitzroy.

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2. South East Queensland (The Golden Triangle) We cover the full spectrum of the 2032 Olympic region.

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•  Analysing the 'infrastructure premium' driven by Cross River Rail in hubs like Woolloongabba, and the distinct character premiums in New Farm and Paddington.

• Coastal & Western Growth: We have boots on the ground in the lifestyle markets of the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, as well as the affordable, high-growth master-planned communities in Ipswich (Ripley Valley).

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Why choose Us?

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• We're a small team with a big passion and commitment to providing our customers the best valuation services across all asset classes

• Diverse Asset Classes: Whether it's industrial logistics sites in Dandenong South or Yatala, or prestige residential estates, we understand the yield and capital growth drivers specific to each state.

• Statutory & Tax Precision: We provide defensible reports for Capital Gains Tax, Stamp Duty (Transfer Duty), and statutory land valuation objections in both jurisdictions."

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