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Property Valuer for CGT

Know your property's value to help protect your tax position. Independent, professional property valuations for CGT and taxation purposes, delivered by Australia's largest and most experienced national property valuation and advisory provider.

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Australia's #1 Property Valuer

58 Years of Trusted Valuation500+ Certified Practising Valuers, covering every Australian postcode.

ATO Compliant ReportsIndependent, evidence-based reports that support your valuation purpose and ATO compliance.

Valuations for Every PurposeCGT, tax, legal, financial reporting and investment needs, covered under one roof.

100% National CoverageAustralian owned, with local valuation expertise across residential, commercial and agribusiness.

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Choose the valuation option that suits your property

Explore a remote assessment or a full inspection valuation, or speak with a specialist about the right next step.

Full Inspection Valuation

Our most comprehensive property valuation.

An accredited valuer physically inspects your property and prepares a detailed valuation report supported by local market evidence (ATO Compliant for CGT purposes).

Physical inspection by an accredited residential, commercial or agribusiness specialist valuer
Assessment of the property and relevant market evidence as at the agreed valuation date
Valuation report setting out the valuer's opinion, reasoning, assumptions and limitations

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Disclaimer: The available valuation options differ in assessment scope. Whether 1 July 2027 is the correct valuation date for your circumstances should be confirmed with your tax adviser. Commercial, industrial, rural or other specialist properties should speak to a valuation specialist directly for a scoped quote.

Understanding the Changes

What's changing, and why the date matters

Recent and proposed changes to how Capital Gains Tax is calculated on property mean the value of a property at a specific point in time can materially affect a taxpayer's position.

Timeline

Property Acquisition

The date a property is purchased, inherited, or begins being used differently for taxation purposes.

Relevant Valuation Date

The date at which market value may need to be independently established, often the date of a change in use, ownership, or a legislative change.

Sale / CGT Event

When the property is eventually sold or another CGT event occurs, the earlier valuation date can become central to the tax calculation.

What Changed?CGT treatment of property has been affected by recent legislative change.
Who's Affected?Property owners, investors, and estates with a relevant change in use or ownership.
Why It Matters?An accurate, supportable value at the relevant date can materially affect a tax position.

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Disclaimer: This is general information only about property-related Capital Gains Tax considerations and does not constitute tax advice. Dates, thresholds, and rules vary by circumstance and legislation. Property owners should obtain independent taxation advice specific to their situation.

Why Your Property Value Matters

Why might I need a property valuation?

There are a number of circumstances where establishing the market value of a property at a particular date can be important for taxation purposes.

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Changes

Establishing property value at a relevant taxation date following a legislative change.

Investment Property

Establishing market value where required for taxation purposes on an investment holding.

Former Principal Residence

Property that has transitioned between private and income-producing use over time.

Inherited Property

Establishing historical or current market value for a deceased estate where required.

Related-Party Transfer

Independent evidence of market value for a transfer of property between related parties.

Retrospective Valuation

Determining the market value of a property as at a historical date.

Disclaimer: Whether a property valuation is required, and which valuation date applies, depends on individual circumstances. Please seek independent taxation advice regarding your situation.

Defensible Valuations

A valuation you can stand behind

A CGT valuation should be more than a number. HTW valuations are designed to provide independent, evidence-based and supportable assessments of market value.

The specific property, location and improvements
The relevant valuation date
Comparable transactions and available market evidence
Market conditions at the valuation date
Appropriate, recognised valuation methodology

"Market valuation guidance emphasises relevant and reliable information, appropriate methodology, and evidence supporting the valuation. The taxpayer retains responsibility for supporting a valuation, and the person undertaking it should have suitable knowledge, experience, and remain objective."

Why HTW

Property valuation is what we do

Independent

Valuation is our core business.

Qualified

Experienced valuation professionals nationally.

Local

Valuers who know their local markets.

National

One partner, extensive geographic coverage.

Evidence-Based

Supported by relevant property and market evidence.

Defensible

Clear methodology designed to withstand scrutiny.

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Australia's #1
Property Valuer for CGT

Australia's #1 Property Valuer