Commercial property valuations in Perth.
Independent valuations for office, retail, industrial, development and specialised property across Perth and Western Australia. We bring local market evidence and a clear explanation of the assumptions to each instruction, whether the report is for lending, tax, financial reporting, a transaction or a dispute.
The purpose shapes the report.
A commercial valuation starts with the interest, effective date, purpose and intended users. A mortgage security report, a financial reporting assessment and an expert opinion for a dispute may examine the same property, but they require different scopes and reporting. We confirm the brief before the analysis begins.
Commercial assets across Perth.
Our work spans established income-producing property, owner-occupied assets and sites with development potential.
Office and retail
CBD and suburban offices, retail premises, shopping assets and mixed-use holdings, including lease and income analysis.
Warehouses and logistics
Industrial buildings, logistics facilities, cold stores and land, with attention to access, functionality, leases and competing supply.
Sites and specialised assets
Development sites and feasibility work, plus assets such as service stations, childcare centres, medical facilities and advertising signage.
Location and planning matter.
Evidence is drawn from the market relevant to the asset: Perth CBD, West Perth, Osborne Park, Welshpool, Kewdale or suburban commercial centres. Office incentives, lease expiry, industrial access and site functionality can change the comparison materially.
Planning controls, development prospects and the supply of competing premises also differ between precincts. We assess the relevant submarket and valuation date rather than applying a city-wide assumption.
- The address and property interest
- The purpose and intended users
- The valuation date and deadline
- Available leases, plans and approvals
- Any dispute or project impact
Methods supported by the market.
We select and cross-check methods to suit the asset and available evidence. The report explains the significant inputs and why the selected evidence is comparable.
- Comparable sales and leasing transactions
- Contract rent, market rent, outgoings and lease terms
- Capitalisation rates and income assumptions
- Discounted cash flow where appropriate
- Planning, development feasibility and site constraints
- Vacancy, incentives, condition and capital expenditure
Advice matched to the decision.
We prepare commercial property valuations for secured lending, acquisition and disposal, capital gains tax and other tax matters, financial reporting, family law, litigation and compulsory acquisition. Where expert evidence is needed, the instruction and reporting requirements are agreed from the outset.
A clear process from brief to report.
Scope
We confirm the asset, interest, purpose, date, report users, access and timeframe, then provide a written fee proposal.
Investigation
The valuer inspects where required, reviews the property records and analyses relevant sales, rental and market evidence.
Report
We provide the reasoned opinion, key assumptions and supporting analysis in the form suited to the instruction.
Questions we’re asked.
What types of commercial property do you value?
Office, retail, industrial, development and many specialised properties. Send the address and purpose and we will confirm the right valuer and scope.
Can you value a leased property?
Yes. We review the lease, passing rent, market rent, incentives, outgoings and reversion, as relevant to the interest being valued.
Can you provide a retrospective valuation?
Where the available property records and market evidence support an opinion, we can assess a historical date and explain any information limits.
How long will it take and what will it cost?
Timing and fee depend on the asset, access, records, purpose and reporting requirements. We provide a written scope and fee before starting.
Discuss your Perth property.
Tell us the address, purpose, valuation date and deadline. We will confirm the appropriate scope, valuer, fee and timeframe.