Certified Practising Valuer · Melbourne & Victoria

Independent property valuations, straight from the valuer

Tom Nagy has worked in Melbourne real estate and property valuation for more than 30 years. You deal with Tom from the first call to the final report, with no call centre and no office overheads added to your price.

  • Certified Practising Valuer, registered with the Australian Property Institute
  • Reports accepted by courts, the ATO, the SRO and councils
  • Desktop valuations from $425 + GST

Get a call back

Tell Tom what the valuation is for. Tom will call to confirm the right report and the price before you book.

Your enquiry goes straight to Tom, not a call centre.

How it works

  1. Call or send an enquiry

    Tell Tom what the valuation is for and where the property is.

  2. Get the right report quoted

    Tom confirms which valuation type suits your purpose and quotes the price before you book.

  3. Inspection

    For kerbside and full valuations Tom inspects the property. Desktop valuations need no visit.

  4. Receive your report

    Prepared by a Certified Practising Valuer, ready for your lawyer, accountant, auditor or the SRO.

Clear pricing

Straightforward prices

Prices are shown before GST. Discounted rates apply to updates of properties Tom has previously inspected.

Desktop valuation

From
$425+ GST

Residential property under $1M. No inspection.

  • Based on recent sales evidence and property data
  • Suits pre-sale and pre-purchase guidance
  • Quick turnaround
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Most requested

Residential valuation

From
$500+ GST

Residential property. Kerbside (external) or full inspection.

  • Kerbside or full inspection, to suit the purpose
  • SMSF, tax, family law, estates, stamp duty and insurance
  • Includes property over $1M
  • Discounted updates
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Commercial & industrial

From
$975+ GST

Commercial and industrial property. Long-form report.

  • 7-day turnaround
  • Market value, rental reviews, SMSF and insurance
  • Discounted report updates
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Your valuer

30+ years valuing Melbourne property

Tom started in Melbourne real estate in the 1980s and moved into valuation after completing a Bachelor of Business (Property) at RMIT. Tom has valued everything from beach boxes and ski lodges to historic University of Melbourne buildings and recycling depots.

There are no office staff or managers between you and your valuer. That keeps prices competitive, and it means you can ask questions before you commit, so you only pay for the report you actually need.

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Brighton bathing boxes on the beach
Brighton bathing boxes: one of the more unusual property types Tom has valued.

Common questions

How much does a property valuation cost?

Desktop valuations of residential property under $1M start from $425 + GST. Kerbside and full-inspection residential valuations start from $500 + GST, and commercial and industrial valuations from $975 + GST. The final price depends on the property and the purpose, so call 0407 835 388 for a quote before you book.

Which type of valuation do I need?

It depends on who will rely on the report. Desktop valuations suit pre-sale and pre-purchase guidance for residential property under $1M. Kerbside valuations are often used for SMSF and capital gains tax reporting. Family law, estates, stamp duty and insurance usually call for a full inspection. Compare the options.

Is an agent appraisal the same as a valuation?

No. An agent's appraisal is an opinion of likely selling price, usually offered while seeking a listing. A valuation by a Certified Practising Valuer is an independent report that courts, the ATO and the SRO accept. Read the difference.

Will the ATO, SRO or a court accept the report?

Tom’s reports are accepted by the courts, the Australian Taxation Office, the State Revenue Office, municipal councils and professional bodies. If your lawyer, accountant or auditor has specific requirements, mention them when you enquire so the report covers them.

Can you value a property as at a past date?

Yes. Retrospective valuations are common for capital gains tax, deceased estates and family law. Tom values the property as it was at the date required, using sales evidence from around that time. How retrospective valuations work.

Do you value commercial and industrial property?

Yes. Commercial and industrial valuations start from $975 + GST with a long-form report and a 7-day turnaround, for purposes including market value, rental reviews, SMSF, insurance and pre-sale or pre-purchase advice.

Not sure which valuation you need?

Call Tom before you book. You will get a straight answer on the right report for your situation and what it costs.

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