
Why Melbourne Valuer for Your Property Valuation? See the True Value
Choosing Expertise: The Insightful Approach of Melbourne Valuer
Melbourne Valuer is NOT just any property valuer. Melbourne Valuer is an experienced Certified Practising Valuer with the advantage of a Civil Engineering background. Melbourne Valuer can "see" the true value of a property beyond the usual value drivers. We are able to “see” and discuss critical property issues such as structural defects, concrete cancer, water seepage issues, insulation, acoustic issues, surface runoff, ground settlement, and many more. By “seeing” these issues, Melbourne Valuer can also offer insights into the value-add and development potential of your property, as well as its future growth prospects.
Personalised Valuation: The Melbourne Valuer Difference
When you choose Melbourne Valuer, your property valuation will be carried out by only the Principal Valuer, who is synonymous with Melbourne Valuer. This ensures a level of all-round property knowledge and expertise that is often lacking in less experienced valuers from larger valuation firms. With Melbourne Valuer, you receive a valuation that truly reflects the comprehensive potential and intricacies of your property.
INDEPENDENT
Our valuation process is completely independent, free from any external monetary influences. Trust us to provide an objective, fair valuation of your property.
ACCURATE
We consider up to 32 different value drivers when assessing your property, ensuring a thorough and precise valuation.
RELIABLE
Expect your valuation reports delivered on time, every time. Our commitment to reliability sets us apart.
TRUSTED
Over the years, Melbourne Valuer has earned the trust of numerous clients, thanks to our consistent, high-quality service.

St Paul's Cathedral - A Melbourne icon
St Paul’s Cathedral, an architectural marvel at Melbourne’s heart, exemplifies the city's rich history and cultural significance. As an established Melbourne property valuation firm, Melbourne Valuer appreciates the value of such iconic landmarks.
Melbourne Valuer can provide Valuations for MOST PURPOSES
Melbourne Valuer can provide property valuations for all main property types for most purposes, including the following:
Melbourne Valuer services ALL Melbourne SUBURBS
These include the South western suburbs, Western suburbs, Northern suburbs, Eastern suburbs and South eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
Melbourne Valuer covers ALL the main property TYPES
These include Residential property, Commercial property (viz. Office, Retail and Industrial properties) and Land (viz. Vacant land and Englobo land).

Centre Place - Melbourne's Vibrant Laneway
Centre Place, known for its eclectic mix of food, shopping, and street art, is another prime example of Melbourne's unique urban landscape. These cultural hotspots significantly influence surrounding property values, an aspect Melbourne Valuer carefully considers in our valuations.
Beyond Valuations - Comprehensive Property Consultation Services
Besides property valuations property matters that you can consult Melbourne Valuer include: Advice and Assessment of Lease Terms and Conditions; Improving Tenancy Mix to Increase Income and Value; Re-development or Change of Use Potential; Property Development Feasibility; Highest and Best Use Potential Identification; Insurance Adequacy Advice and Assessment; and Property Acquisition and Sale Advice.
Melbourne Valuer offers more than just property valuations. Consult us for:
Are you looking for the Cheapest Price or a Budget Price Valuation?
READ THIS BEFORE YOU DECIDE
If you are, sorry our valuations are not the cheapest. Before you remove us from your list of valuers consider this. Valuations are professional services and professional services are carried out by professionals whose fees are based on their experience, level of expertise and the amount of time they take to complete a job.
If you ordered the cheapest price valuation, in all likelihood you will be getting what you pay for. Either your valuation will be carried out by a junior valuer (who has limited property valuation experience) or a large part of the valuation process will be done by support staff who are non-valuers. Another way someone can offer the cheapest or a budget price valuation is by cutting corners, such as providing a shorter valuation report with less details, or one that arrives at the value figure based on a smaller number of value attributes. [MORE…..]
What’s the Market Value of Your Home? Is there a Difference between a Free Appraisal by a Real Estate Agent versus a Paid Valuation by a Property Valuer?
Appraisal? Valuation? What’s the difference? In the U.S.A. they call it an appraisal, but in Australia and Commonwealth countries it’s called a valuation. The Yanks like to be different. They are still using feet, gallons and acres, while most countries of the world use metres, litres and hectares. So why is an Australian Real Estate Agent calling a valuation an appraisal? Well, it’s because in Australia, a Real Estate Agent’s appraisal is NOT similar to a valuation prepared by a property valuer. I’m sure you have seen one of those coloured leaflets in your letterbox from your local Real Estate Agent with an offer for a “FREE APPRAISAL”; or offers such as “Find out what your home is worth?” or more daringly, “What’s the value of your home?” For those of you who have not taken up such offers before, what do you think you’ll be getting? [MORE…..]
Melbourne Home Values 1970 vs 2021!
In 1970, the median house price in Melbourne was $16,170, while in Sydney, prices were $27,400. In 2021 dollars (after adjusting for inflation), Melbourne's prices would be $196,020 and Sydney's at $265,095.
Fast forward to 2021, Melbourne’s median house price is a whisker above $1,100,000(i) and Sydney's above $1,600,000(i). This equates to an increase of $903,980 over 51 years (or an average of 9.04% per year) for Melbourne houses and an increase of $1,334,935 (or 9.87% per year) for Sydney houses.
This means that average house prices in 2021 dollars in Melbourne in 2021 was 5.61 times higher than prices in 1970 and in Sydney, 6.03 times higher. In other words, you could have bought five average price houses in Melbourne (with lots of spare change) and six average price houses in Sydney for the price of one average price house in 2021 in these two cities! [MORE....]