A property is typically inspected and viewed by a valuer as
having three interrelated elements.
- Land–
Location, position, aspect, size, dimension, and topography are all
considered by the valuer. They are looking for all the pros and cons
across these, and other, components.
- Dwelling–
Age, size, construction, layout, accommodation, condition, utility. Again,
the valuer is wandering through your home and taking in what a typical
buyer would consider a plus and a minus.
- Ancillary
(or site) improvements– Fencing, landscaping, driveway, pool,
shed pathways, tennis courts, and any other extra constructions separate
from the dwelling.
A valuer will progressively work through these three
elements of your holding, taking note by sight and use of measurements to
complete a comprehensive and descriptive picture of your holding.
They will also rely on data from various other sources
around town planning and location.
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Jason Gwerder
Friday, 28 March 2025
