About Tom Nagy, CPV

Certified Practising Valuer with more than 30 years in Melbourne real estate and property valuation.

I am a Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) with full current registration with the Australian Property Institute, and I have more than 30 years' experience in real estate and property valuation.

I provide accurate, independent property valuations to private and professional clients and businesses throughout Melbourne. My reports are accepted by the courts, the Australian Taxation Office, the State Revenue Office, municipal councils and professional bodies.

I grew up in Melbourne and started in the real estate industry in the 1980s, then moved into property valuation after completing a Bachelor of Business (Property) at RMIT. As well as valuing throughout Melbourne and its surrounds, I have worked in Queensland and Northern Victoria (Albury–Wodonga and the alpine regions), which has given me a wealth of experience to draw on. I have valued beach boxes, historic buildings of the University of Melbourne, recycling and waste depots, and ski lodges.

I offer my valuation service direct to clients at competitive rates. I can do that because there are no office administration staff or managers: you deal with me.

Speaking to the valuer directly means you can be confident the valuation you order is the right one for your circumstances, and have your questions answered before you commit to booking. Why pay for something you don't need?

I look forward to hearing from you.

Tom Nagy, CPV

Credentials

  • Certified Practising Valuer (CPV)
  • Current registration with the Australian Property Institute
  • Bachelor of Business (Property), RMIT
  • More than 30 years in real estate and valuation
Australian Property Institute member

Reports accepted by

  • Courts
  • Australian Taxation Office
  • State Revenue Office
  • Municipal councils
  • Professional bodies
Melbourne skyline and Princes Bridge over the Yarra River

What "Certified Practising Valuer" means

To hold CPV status in Victoria a valuer needs a tertiary qualification in property, two years of full-time supervised valuation practice, and a successful panel interview with the Australian Property Institute's Board of Examiners. API membership also requires ongoing professional development every year.

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