See what similar properties near you have actually sold for.
We don't just show an estimate. We show the actual recorded sales that support it.
Property Details
Privacy: We do not permanently store your property details. However, your submitted street address is sent securely to an external geocoding service (OpenStreetMap) to determine map coordinates for proximity matching.
Searching NSW Valuer General records for comparable properties.
Estimated Value Range
Methodology: We matched recent sales of compatible property classifications in your area over the last 3 years. We calculate a robust weighted midpoint from actual sale prices, ranking evidence by recency, proximity, same-suburb location, and land-size similarity where available. Exact dwelling subtypes are unavailable in the public record.
For a precise appraisal, we recommend speaking with a local real estate agent who can inspect your property in person.
This calculator provides an automated estimate based on available property sales data and the information you provide. It is not a formal valuation, appraisal, financial advice or substitute for professional property advice. Actual property values can vary significantly based on condition, location, improvements, views, zoning and other factors.
Knowing what your property is worth is the first step whether you're planning to sell, refinance, or simply track your investment. The NSW property market moves quickly, and relying on outdated estimates or black-box algorithms can leave you misinformed. Our estimator strictly uses settled sales data from the NSW Valuer General to provide transparent, evidence-based results.
Recorded sales are ranked by same-suburb location, recency, distance and land-size similarity where those details exist. Unsupported bedroom, bathroom and building-size data never affects the score.
It is an indicative range, not a valuation. Strong, recent nearby sales produce a tighter range; sparse or inconsistent evidence produces a wider range or no estimate.
Asking prices show seller expectations. Settled sale prices show what buyers actually paid, making them stronger evidence for comparing local market value.
Condition, exact location, land, floor area, layout, parking, views, improvements, zoning and buyer demand can all affect value. Many of these require an inspection and are not present in Valuer General records.
Sales data source: NSW Valuer General.
How is this property value calculated?
We use recent settled sales from the NSW Valuer General in your suburb and postcode. We match based on property classification, proximity, and date to give you a realistic range based on hard facts, not black-box AI algorithms.
Does it factor in renovations?
The selected condition applies a clearly disclosed, modest adjustment to the comparable-sales midpoint. It cannot replace an inspection of the property's renovations, quality or defects.
Why does it sometimes say "Insufficient Data"?
If there haven't been enough recent comparable sales in your area, we won't invent a number. We believe it's better to tell you there isn't enough evidence than to give you a misleading estimate.
Where does the sales data come from?
All comparable sales shown are official records from the NSW Valuer General — the government body that registers every property transaction in NSW.