Signed valuer reports and an unsigned Automated Market Assessment, for a holding that stands on its own title and for one that is a defined part of a larger building
Annual fund reporting on a Brunswick property, independent of the trustees under SISR 8.02B, signed and dated.
Market value at the exact date of the CGT event, drawn from settled sales of holdings of the same kind rather than from the suburb at large.
The day a Brunswick home first earned rent, its value that day became the cost base. Near half the suburb is tenanted, and the tenanted stock sits on both sides of the title question.
Transfers between relatives, trusts and companies are assessed on what the property is worth, not on the agreed figure.
A registered valuer attends in person and establishes what the holding actually takes in, which is not something a record search will do for you.
An unsigned estimate from the same comparable-sales evidence, for anyone weighing one property against another.
It usually comes down to one question:
If a revenue office or your accountant relies on it, you need a signed report from $169. The obligation picks the report, not the budget.
Still deciding, comparing or testing a number, and the $79 Automated Market Assessment answers it quickly, unsigned.
A person replies, not a bot. Say what the figure is for, we will name the report, and we will move you across at no cost if you picked the wrong one.