Experts in Property Valuation, Northern Territory
Providing independent property advice in commercial, residential, development and specialised sectors
Preston Rowe Paterson was founded in 1988 to offer a superior service in the valuation and management of all forms of real estate, infrastructure, asset, plant machinery and equipment by a team of property valuers, analysts, advisers and consultants. Now, more than 30 years later, PRP has 37 offices throughout Australia and New Zealand and global partnerships in China, Japan, Thailand, Philippines and Dubai.
PRP Northern Territory is led by locally based Directors, Jeremy Callan and Caleb Weatherston. Preston Rowe Paterson Northern Territory specialises in all facets of real estate valuation and property consultancy including: valuations for mortgage security, pre-purchase and proposed sale, asset portfolio and accounting, stamp duty, taxation, GST, rental determinations, family law and litigation testimony, insurance reviews, consultancy, market analysis and research, and statutory valuations
PRP Northern Territory have joined the PRP Group in 2024. Based in Darwin, the local office provides property valuation services covering areas from Darwin to Alice Springs, and everywhere in between. Local Directors Jeremy and Caleb have over 20 years of combined experience in valuation and property services throughout the Northern Territory and Australia and focus on delivering quality personalised services.

“We know that people make the difference.”
So we only engage the best professionals who are committed to delivering a superior service. Our aim is to always provide superior property advisory services, consulting and valuations, as well as property market and economic research to assist our clients to make better property decisions. Our professional property consultants are members of the Australian Property Institute.
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Featured Services
We provide valuation, analytics, and consultancy services for all forms of real estate including but not limited to residential, commercial, development, government and specialised property assets.
Other Services
- Mortgage Services
- Expert Witness Services
- Family Law Services
- Taxation Services
- Government and Statutory Services
- Insurance and Depreciation Services
Mortgage Services
- Mortgage valuations of existing & proposed real estate
- Desktop assessments based on local knowledge
- Mortgage valuations of development sites including group dwelling, multiple dwelling and land subdivisions
- Building progress inspections
- Mortgagee in possession valuations
- Bank and financial institution valuation panel appointments
- Valuation aggregator panel appointments (VALEX and VALOCITY) – B2B Connectivity
Expert Witness Services
Family Law Services
Taxation Services
Government and Statutory Services
Insurance and Depreciation Services
FAQs
An independent property valuation is a comprehensive legal report provided by a qualified, independent licensed valuer recognised by the court of law. The report determines a property’s market or rental value for lawful purposes like refinancing, mortgage, capital gains tax, and other specialised valuation requirements.
What do property valuers include in a property valuation report?
The content will vary depending on the property type and purpose, however, generally, a full property valuation report prepared by a licensed property valuer will include detailed legal and physical descriptions of the property, such as description of land and improvements, council zoning restrictions, fixtures and features and ancillary improvements. An extensive analysis of variables that contribute to the market value of the property will be carried out as part of the valuation including recent comparable sales, market evidence and overall market conditions.
Bank valuations are done as part of working out an amount of money to loan to ensure the home loan does not exceed a property’s value. This is because the property is used as security for the loan. If the borrower defaults on payments, the lender has the right to take possession and dispose of the property to recover the outstanding mortgage.
The main difference is that a property appraisal conducted by a real estate agent has no legal basis and will not stand in a legal court. Property appraisals can be targeted towards a marketing strategy to list the property for sale. On the other hand, property valuations completed by an independent licensed valuer hold no conflict of interest and can be used to resolve legal disputes in court.
Our team of property valuers located in Northern Territory, use our internal systems, skills and experience to meet client requirements. We ensure due diligence is taken at every step of the process throughout a property valuation. From obtaining written agreement from our clients, undertaking a formal inspection of the property (where required), researching and analysing relevant property information and finally generating a detailed report providing rationale as to the value of the property.
PRP has some 36 offices across Australia & New Zealand. We offer coverage across all of the Northern Territory.