Property Valuations in Brisbane

Servicing South East Queensland

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Property Valuations Across Brisbane

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ATO-Compliant Valuations

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Retrospective Assessments

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Independent Advice

Property valuations support a wide range of everyday decisions for owners who want clear information about homes, units, commercial buildings or land. At Peterson Property Valuations Brisbane, our team has worked in the industry for more than 30 years, assisting clients who need reporting for buying or selling, renovation planning, taxation requirements, family law matters, superannuation reviews, insurance documentation or general enquiries.


With our office based in Brisbane, we prepare assessments that outline the factors influencing value at the relevant time and present the details in a straightforward format. This helps clients understand the context of the valuation without unnecessary complexity.


For enquiries or to request a quote, call Peterson Property Valuations Brisbane on (07) 3355 1311.

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Independent Valuation Reporting

Independent reporting can be an important part of many administrative, legal or financial tasks. When we complete property valuations, we outline how land attributes, zoning, improvements, property condition and suitable comparable sales contribute to the assessed value.


We also consider local market activity across Brisbane to place the valuation within the correct context for the required date. Our reports are structured to suit a wide range of users, including accountants, solicitors and advisors who may need clear documentation for their review.


We provide information in a way that supports the purpose of the assessment while keeping the presentation practical and easy to follow.


If you would like to learn more about our approach to independent reporting, contact our team.

When Valuations Are Requested

Clients request property valuations for many different reasons, and the type of document needed can vary depending on the task. These requests often relate to administrative, financial or legal requirements, and each situation may call for a different assessment date.


Common scenarios include:


  • Preparing information for tax assessments
  • Supporting family law negotiations or separation processes
  • Managing estate administration or asset distribution
  • Updating superannuation records for reporting purposes
  • Reviewing insurance documentation
  • Restructuring ownership arrangements or clarifying value for internal transfers
  • Making decisions about purchasing, selling or planning improvements


Each request requires an assessment based on the relevant date, which means we review either historical or current market data depending on the situation. We then present the findings in a clear format that aligns with the purpose of the valuation and the information required by third parties.


To discuss which valuation approach may be suitable for your circumstances, get in touch with our office.

How We Assess Property Value

Assessing value involves examining a combination of property features and market influences. When preparing property valuations, we consider land size, layout, zoning, improvements, building condition, location features and the availability of comparable sales. We also review market activity for the relevant period to ensure the assessment reflects conditions at the correct time.


This process helps clarify the details that contribute to value, particularly for situations where owners must meet administrative or legal requirements. Our reporting outlines the factors reviewed and the reasoning behind the assessment, allowing clients to see how each aspect of the property has been considered.


If you would like to talk through the assessment process or the information we review, feel free to contact our team.

What Our Customers Say

FAQ

  • What does a valuation cost?

    The cost of a valuation depends on factors such as the purpose of the report, the type of property and the level of detail required. You’re welcome to contact our team to discuss your property and receive guidance on the appropriate fee for your situation.

  • How long does an inspection take?

    Most standard residential inspections take between 30 minutes and 1 hour. Larger properties or those with more complex layouts and conditions may require additional time to complete.

  • Do you provide family law valuations?

    Yes. We prepare family law valuations for single-party instructions and jointly appointed matters. If you’d like to discuss your situation or request a quote, you can contact our team.

  • Do you provide resumption valuations?

    Yes. We prepare valuations for resumption matters and assist property owners who need clear reporting for compensation assessments or related requirements. You’re welcome to contact our team to discuss your situation.

  • Do you provide insurance replacement valuations?

    Yes. We prepare insurance replacement valuations, including reports for bodies corporate that require updates at regular intervals. These assessments outline the estimated cost to reinstate the property for insurance purposes. If you’d like to discuss a valuation for your building, you’re welcome to contact our team.

  • Do you complete retrospective valuations?

    Yes. We prepare retrospective valuations for situations where a past date of assessment is required, including some Capital Gains Tax matters. These valuations use historical market data to outline the property’s value at the relevant time. If you need a retrospective report or would like guidance on the process, you’re welcome to contact our team.



  • Is it possible to retrospectively value a property I have sold?

    Yes. A retrospective valuation can be completed without physical access by using available records, historical data and comparable sales from the relevant period. If you need a report prepared for a past date, you’re welcome to contact our team to discuss the process.

  • Do you provide valuations for superannuation assets?

    Yes. We prepare valuations for superannuation asset reporting, including assessments required for self-managed superannuation funds. These reports outline the value of the property at the relevant date for administrative and compliance purposes. If you’d like to arrange a valuation or discuss what information is needed, you can contact our team.

  • Do you provide pre sale and pre purchase valuations?

    Yes. We prepare pre sale and pre purchase valuations for clients who want clear information about a property’s value before making decisions. These assessments outline the factors that influence value at the relevant date and can be used to support discussions with agents, buyers or sellers. If you’d like to arrange a valuation for a purchase or upcoming sale, you’re welcome to contact our team.