Common Property Valuation

Common Property Valuation

At Sydney Property Valuers, we provide expert common property valuation services for strata schemes, community titles, body corporates, property managers, and legal professionals across Australia.

Common property includes shared areas such as foyers, driveways, lifts, gardens, swimming pools, service ducts, and structural elements of a strata or community scheme. These areas are jointly owned by lot owners and play a key role in determining insurance requirements, financial planning, and property values.

Our Certified Practising Valuers conduct accurate, compliant valuations that help strata schemes meet their legislative obligations, maintain proper insurance coverage, and ensure fair contributions to shared assets.

For specialist land interests requiring a different valuation framework, we also provide Native Title & Land Rights Valuation services.

When is a Common Property Valuation Required?

Why Choose Us ?

Specialists in Strata and Community Property

Deep understanding of shared property structures and legal frameworks

Insurance & Market Valuations

Replacement cost or market value depending on your needs

Compliant with Strata Legislation

Reports aligned with state-based requirements (e.g. NSW Strata Schemes Management Act 2015)

Independent & Trusted

Objective, defensible reports accepted by insurers, tribunals, and legal advisors

Transparent. Compliant. Reliable.

Let our team provide the insights you need to manage your common property with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common property typically includes all areas not part of individual lots—like hallways, walls, roofs, gardens, car parks, and shared services.

It ensures that the shared property is adequately insured and that funds are allocated for future repairs, upgrades, or emergencies.

Yes. Common property valuations focus solely on shared assets and infrastructure, not the private use areas of lot owners.

Absolutely. This is one of the most common services we provide to strata and community schemes.