When an easement is placed over your property whether voluntarily agreed or imposed by court or authority it can significantly impact the use, enjoyment, and value of your land. Easements are commonly granted for access, services, drainage, power lines, or other infrastructure purposes. While they may benefit a third party, they often create restrictions or physical disturbances for the landowner.
At Sydney Property Valuers, we specialise in assessing and quantifying the financial impact of these easements to ensure you receive fair and lawful compensation. Our role is to help landowners understand the implications of an easement and calculate any loss in value or amenity that results. Whether you’re dealing with a temporary or permanent easement, we provide independent valuation advice tailored to your circumstances backed by market evidence, legal precedent, and sound valuation methodology.
Not always. It depends on how the easement is created. If it’s imposed by court or government, or significantly affects your property, you may be entitled to claim.
Yes, if the easement limits your ability to develop or subdivide the land, this may form part of the compensation assessment.
No. We act exclusively for landowners to ensure independent advice and avoid any conflict of interest.
Yes, we have experience preparing court-compliant reports and appearing as expert witnesses in property-related easement disputes.
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