Does your property valuation accurately reflect it’s current market value?
When local government updates the rating valuation of your property, this is typically done without a thorough onsite inspection. This means the current condition of your property and any improvements you have made, inside or outside, may not be reflected in your updated Rating Valuation (RV) or GV as it used to be know. Why should this matter to you?
- If your Rating Valuation is too high, you may end up paying too higher rates.
- If your property valuation is too low and you look to sell your home in the next 3 years, buyers may use this assessment as an indication of your property’s value and offer a lower price.
- If you think your valuation is inaccurate, you can seek independent advice from a registered valuer. If figures do not add up, you can lodge an objection with your local council for a limited time.
- Your local Property InDepth valuer can inspect your property and provide a detailed valuation report in support of your Rating Value objection. Auckland People looking at property valuation report.
Property InDepth has been making life easier for Kiwis buying and selling property for more than a decade. So, book an experienced residential Property InDepth valuer to complete a comprehensive valuation now.