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Object to our valuation of a property

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1. Before you start

We need to receive your objection by the due date on your valuation notice. This is usually six weeks after the new property values are published. 

You should know

You can object to only one property valuation at a time.

If you are not the property owner, you must tell them that you are objecting to the valuation of their property.

​Review of your objection to valuation

A valuer will review all values for a property – capital value, land value, value of improvements – as part of your objection.

As a result, your property's value could go up or down, or it may not change.

Any change in value may affect the rates for that property. 

Correct other information on the valuation notice

If the property information on your valuation notice is wrong, you can correct it by using our online rating information database (RID) objection form.  

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