Accurately measures the predicted selling price of a property.

FAQs

Other online valuation methods only ask a few questions, taking very little detail into account relating to the specifics of the individual property. They are often affiliated with property related businesses for marketing reasons. PropertyPricer is a totally independent company so your personal details will not be shared. Our valuation tool is our only product dedicated only to providing consumers with more accurate valuations.

PropertyPricer is the only method that includes and measures all the components of a property: base building details, style/condition /size of building and rooms, special features inside and outside of the property, aspect and proximity, location, outlook and views, buyer / seller personal / emotional circumstances and current market conditions. PropertyPricer provides members with the opportunity to value a property themselves through our thorough and detailed process. The tool has many questions with numerous options to select from to produce a property specific valuation.

Members will receive a detailed and accurate valuation summary providing figures for the lower end, the most likely and the upper end for the normal and current market conditions.

When members invest in a PropertyPricer valuation they are receiving the benefit of a unique and independent product which provides the most comprehensive and accurate results currently available.

Equipped with a PropertyPricer valuation members will be able to negotiate with confidence making informed decisions so that they won’t pay too much or accept to little for a property.

PropertyPricer only measures the features which affect the value of a property. While we endeavour to provide as many options as possible it is impractical to include everything, hence you may not find the exact selection that matches your property. If an answer cannot be found to accurately describe the property, please select the option that is the closest answer.

Issue What is the likely cause? What you can do?
I have entered my suburb/town, but the postcode does not appear. Multiple suburbs often share the same postcode. Example, 7 suburbs of varying property prices share the postcode 2000. Remove the suburb and enter the postcode. Go back and click on the suburb box and a list of all suburbs attached to that postcode should appear. IF your suburb is not listed select a listed suburb which is most like your suburb.
There are no dollar figures in the boxes marked
  • Lower end
  • Most likely
  • Upper end
The results seem to be incorrect.
The suburb/town isn’t listed separately.
There may not be enough property sales to create accurate figures. (CoreLogic).
The suburb may contain properties of both, very low and very high sales. This may impact the results.
Select a neighbouring suburb / town which is most like the suburb or town where the property is located.
I have entered my suburb/town, but the postcode does not appear. Multiple suburbs often share the same postcode. Example, 7 suburbs of varying property prices share the postcode 2000. Remove the suburb and enter the postcode. Go back and click on the suburb box and a list of all suburbs attached to that postcode should appear. IF your suburb is not listed select a listed suburb which is most like your suburb.
There are no dollar figures in the boxes marked
  • Lower end
  • Most likely
  • Upper end
 The suburb/town isn’t listed separately. There may not be enough property sales to create accurate figures. (CoreLogic). Select a neighbouring suburb / town which is most like the suburb or town where the property is located.
The results seem to be incorrect. The suburb may contain properties of both, very low and very high sales. This may impact the results. Select a neighbouring suburb / town which is most like the suburb or town where the property is located.

The underlying property value range (i.e. in a normal market) is the valuation figure before taking into account the emotional and personal circumstances of the buyer and seller and the current market conditions. (i.e. supply of properties and demand from buyers).

The predicted selling price range is the valuation figure after taking into account the emotional and personal circumstances of the buyer and seller circumstances and the current market conditions (i.e. supply of properties and demand from buyers).

A normal market is where properties sell in a reasonable amount of time after listing, this is normally several months. Hence it is not a normal market where properties sell within several days sometimes even before listing. Equally it is not normal for properties to be unsold for longer than 6 months. The current market is determined at any one time by the supply of properties and the demand from buyers.

Property valuation points are not shown to protect our intellectual property.

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