A property appraisal is a salesperson’s view of a likely selling range, informed by the property and available market evidence. It is not a registered valuation, a lending valuation or a guarantee of the price a buyer will pay. The view depends on the information available and market conditions at the time. See the Real Estate Authority’s appraisal guidance for more information.
To prepare, share the property address, your preferred way and time for contact, and any details that may help explain the home, such as recent work, features or documents you already hold. A Richmond salesperson can discuss the property, relevant recent sales, current competition and a possible selling approach.
Ask what evidence was used, which examples are most comparable, what assumptions remain and when the view should be reviewed. The Ray White Richmond sold search can provide published sale examples, but it is not a complete record of every sale or sale term. A displayed sale price does not show every difference in condition, title, improvements or negotiation.
A council rating value serves a different purpose and is not a current market appraisal. For more information, see Tasman District Council’s rating valuation guidance. Use the existing form below to request an appraisal and discuss your property with the team.