PROPERTY APPRAISALS

Understand the evidence.

See how property characteristics, comparable sales, current competition and buyer activity inform an Auckland appraisal.

A CLEARER START

An appraisal is an informed market assessment.

The agent reviews recent sales, nearby competition and available property information before the visit.

HOW AN APPRAISAL WORKS

What to consider.

01

Prepare the evidence

The agent reviews recent sales, nearby competition and available property information before the visit.

02

Inspect the property

Condition, layout, improvements, outlook and presentation need to be understood in person.

03

Interpret comparable sales

The most useful evidence reflects how buyers may compare location, land, construction, condition and timing.

04

Consider current competition

Active listings show what alternatives buyers have and how the property may need to be positioned.

05

Appraisal or valuation?

A real estate appraisal estimates a likely market range; a registered valuation is a different professional service.

06

Ask useful questions

Ask which sales carried most weight, what preparation is worthwhile and which method of sale is recommended.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Request an evidence-based property appraisal.

Request an appraisal