Providing expert property valuations and analysis in Sydney, NSW and Melbourne, Victoria.

Independent Property Valuers Sydney Melbourne NSW Victoria Australia

Independent Certified Property Valuers in Sydney and Melbourne

The team at ValueMax specialise in providing expert property valuation in Melbourne, Sydney, and across regional areas in both NSW and Victoria.

Our team of valuers is made up of highly experienced, certified property valuers in Sydney and Melbourne delivering trusted assessments tailored to your needs.

We pride ourselves on delivering unbiased, independent property valuations, with reports suitable for legal, financial, or personal use. Get reliable insights backed by industry expertise and a commitment to integrity.

Our Services

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Why Choose Us?

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Service

We are committed to providing exceptional service with a client-focused approach. At ValueMax we value clear communication, personalised support, and a seamless experience from start to finish, making the valuation process straightforward and stress-free.

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Professional

As certified, independent valuation experts, we uphold the highest industry standards. Our extensive knowledge and attention to detail ensure accurate, reliable, and well-documented property valuations tailored to your specific needs.

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Process

Our streamlined process is designed for efficiency and accuracy. From initial consultation to final valuation report, we use a transparent, data-driven approach, championing industry standards while keeping you informed every step of the way.

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On Time

At ValueMax, we understand the importance of timely valuations. Our team is committed to meeting deadlines without compromising accuracy, ensuring you receive your detailed report promptly to assist with your property decisions.

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How to Choose the Right Certified Property Valuer in Sydney
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What Affects Property Valuation in Melbourne and Sydney in 2025.
What Affects Property Valuation in Melbourne and Sydney in 2025.

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May 2025 Interest Rate Drop
May 2025 Interest Rate Drop

In May 2025, the RBA cut the cash rate to 3.85%—its second reduction this year—citing easing inflation and improved economic conditions. While the move offers relief to borrowers, it reduces returns for savers and may drive up housing prices by boosting borrowing capacity. The RBA remains open to further cuts but urges action on housing supply to balance growing demand.