Property Valuations & Depreciation Reports Across Australia
Propti connects property owners, investors and industry professionals with qualified valuers, quantity surveyors and inspectors. Arrange property valuations, tax depreciation schedules, construction cost reports and inspections through one point of contact.
Arrange an independent assessment of your property’s market value for buying, selling, lending, tax or legal matters. We’ll help you identify the appropriate valuation format and reporting requirements. Explore Property Valuations
Get an independent construction cost assessment for project planning, finance or cost management. Confirm the report scope for your project, from initial budgets to cost-to-complete assessments.
Arrange an assessment of construction progress to support a lender’s review of a builder’s payment claim. Confirm the inspection scope and lender requirements before the report is instructed.
Arrange a unit entitlement assessment for a strata development or proposed changes to an existing scheme. The required scope depends on the property, purpose and applicable state requirements.
Understand the eligible building and asset deductions associated with your investment property. Qualified quantity surveyors prepare depreciation schedules for your accountant to use when assessing your tax position.
Arrange an inspection of your pool barriers and safety features. Receive findings on compliance issues and the next steps towards certification, subject to the applicable state requirements.
How It Works
Tell Us What You Need
Share the property address, report purpose and any deadline. If the report is for a lender, accountant or solicitor, include their instructions and any required valuation date.
Confirm the Scope and Quote
We help identify the appropriate professional and report type. Confirm the fee, required documents, inspection arrangements and expected turnaround before proceeding.
Receive Your Property Report
The appointed professional completes the agreed assessment and prepares your report. Propti coordinates delivery and helps direct any follow-up questions to the right person.
Need a Valuation for a Specific Purpose?
A valuation for a tax matter can have different requirements from one prepared for a lender or a property transfer. Start with the purpose of your report:
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CGT valuations — market-value evidence for your accountant’s assessment of a capital gains tax matter.
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Stamp duty valuations — valuations for property transfers where market-value evidence is required.
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Retrospective valuations — an assessment of property value at a specified past date.
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Mortgage purpose valuations — reports scoped to the intended lender’s instructions and acceptance requirements.
Not sure which format is appropriate? Explore desktop, short form and full valuations, or ask our team for guidance.
One Point of Contact for Your Property Reports
Property reporting starts with understanding what you need to achieve. Propti helps you connect that requirement with the appropriate professional, whether you need a valuation, depreciation schedule or construction report. We coordinate enquiries, scope and delivery while the appointed valuer, quantity surveyor or inspector carries out the professional assessment. You have a clear place to start and someone to contact as your report progresses. Learn About Propti
Supporting Property Owners and Their Advisers
We work with homeowners and investors, as well as brokers, lenders, accountants, legal professionals and property managers arranging reports for their clients. For professional enquiries, tell us who will instruct the report, who needs to receive it and any specific reporting requirements. Partner With Propti
Property Reporting Across Australia
Based in Bondi Junction, Sydney, Propti coordinates property reports through a network of professionals across Australia. Availability, inspection arrangements and turnaround depend on the service and property location. View Our Service Areas
Property Valuation & Depreciation Guides
Understand your options before ordering a report. Explore practical guides to valuation formats, report costs and tax depreciation schedules.
Which Property Valuation Do You Need?
Compare desktop, short form and full valuations, including inspection requirements and intended uses.
What Is Included in a Depreciation Report?
Learn what a depreciation schedule contains and how it helps organise information for your accountant.
Explore Depreciation Report Inclusions
Questions About Ordering a Property Report
Which property report do I need?
Start with what the report needs to achieve. You may need a valuation to establish market value, a depreciation schedule to identify eligible property deductions, or a QS report to assess construction costs. Tell us the purpose and who will use it so we can help confirm the appropriate scope.
How much does a property report cost?
Fees depend on the report type, property location, complexity and whether an inspection is required. Send us the property details and purpose so we can arrange a quote for the work you need.
How long will my report take?
Turnaround depends on the service, professional availability, access to the property and the documents required. Tell us about any deadline when you enquire. We’ll help confirm the expected timing before you proceed.
Does the property need to be inspected?
Some reports can be prepared remotely, while others require an onsite inspection. The professional preparing the report will determine what is appropriate for the assignment, taking account of its purpose and the intended recipient’s requirements.
Can I use the report for my lender, accountant or solicitor?
Share the recipient’s requirements before ordering. A report prepared for one purpose may not be suitable for another, and lenders may require a particular provider or instruction process. Confirm the intended use and recipient before the work begins.
What information should I provide?
Start with the property address, report type or purpose, contact details and any deadline. For valuations, include the required valuation date if known. We’ll let you know if plans, leases, construction documents or other information are needed.
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