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Yes — we prepare ATO-compliant CGT valuations across the ACT and Queanbeyan, current or retrospective. Canberra property is held under Crown lease rather than freehold, and our reports address that tenure directly. Fixed fee quoted within 2 hours.
Canberra land is held under 99-year Crown leases rather than freehold, so the interest being valued is the leasehold interest — and the report must say so.
In practice the market treats residential Crown leases much like freehold, and values reflect that. But a valuation that describes the interest incorrectly invites a question that is entirely avoidable.
Where the lease carries a specific purpose clause, or where lease variation or deconcessionalisation is relevant, that must be identified at the valuation date because it affects what could lawfully be done with the site.
Unit title properties are valued on the individual unit, with regard to the unit entitlement, the scheme's condition and the sub-market the scheme sits in.
Canberra has a large stock of townhouse and apartment schemes across the inner north, inner south and town centres. Values within a scheme vary by orientation, courtyard, parking and outlook.
Where a scheme has known defect or remediation issues, the effect on value at the valuation date is stated rather than left implicit.
Yes. Queanbeyan, Googong, Bungendore, Murrumbateman and Yass are covered alongside the ACT, using the same valuers.
The Canberra region operates as a single market across the border, and comparable evidence is routinely drawn from both sides of it where the properties are genuinely comparable.
Because the tenure differs — freehold in NSW, Crown lease in the ACT — any cross-border comparison is adjusted and explained rather than applied directly.
Our ACT panel covers every district of Canberra plus Queanbeyan, Googong, Jerrabomberra, Bungendore, Murrumbateman and Yass.
The CGT rules apply in the ordinary way; what differs is the interest being valued. Our reports identify the Crown lease and its terms so the valuation describes the asset accurately.
A retrospective valuation as at the day the property was first available for rent. That establishes the cost base under the first-used-to-produce-income rule and is usually the single most valuable document in the file.
Yes. We arrange access through the managing agent with the notice required under ACT tenancy law, or complete a kerbside assessment with documented assumptions where access is not possible in time.
Send the address, the valuation date and the CGT event. A Canberra-based Certified Practising Valuer will handle the inspection and sign the report.