Property Valuations with Assurity Capital & Propti

A Trusted Partnership for Accurate Valuations

At Assurity Capital, we understand that accurate valuations are essential to property, lending, and risk management. That’s why we’ve partnered with Propti — a leading national valuation platform — to provide clients with access to an extensive network of accredited valuers across Australia.

Whether you’re arranging a mortgage, preparing for tax reporting, or protecting assets through insurance, our collaboration ensures independent, professional, and reliable valuations.

Why We’ve Partnered with Propti

Propti has developed a nationwide platform connecting lenders, brokers, insurers, and property owners with certified valuers. By teaming up with Propti, Assurity Capital can:

Provide access to a national network of valuers.
Arrange valuations quickly and seamlessly through a digital platform.
Support a wide range of valuation purposes across residential, commercial, and specialised property.
Ensure independence, accuracy, and compliance in every report.

Types of Valuations Available

Through our partnership with Propti, we can assist with:

Mortgage Valuations – For lenders and borrowers to establish fair market value.
Stamp Duty Valuations – Independent reports required for property transfers and purchases.
Capital Gains Tax Valuations – Assessing property values for tax reporting purposes.
Insurance Valuations – Determining replacement and reinstatement costs to ensure adequate insurance cover.
Market Valuations – General assessments of property worth for investment or sales decisions.
Retrospective Valuations – Establishing historical values for legal or taxation purposes.

Why Accurate Valuations Matter

Accurate valuations are critical for:

Ensuring loan amounts are supported by property value.
Meeting government and taxation requirements.
Setting appropriate insurance cover to avoid being under- or over-insured.
Making informed decisions when buying, selling, or refinancing.
Reducing risk for both borrowers and lenders.

By leveraging Propti’s technology and nationwide reach, Assurity Capital ensures every valuation is conducted efficiently and to the highest professional standards.

How to Arrange a Valuation

The process is simple:

Contact Assurity Capital with your valuation needs.
We connect with Propti’s national network of valuers.
A certified valuer conducts the assessment.
You receive a professional, independent report.

Call us on 02 9389 1077 or ✉️ email scenario@assuritycapital.com.au to get started.

About Propti

Propti is an Australian property technology company with a mission to simplify and modernise the valuation process. Their platform connects users to a trusted network of valuers across the country, providing transparency, efficiency, and reliability.

Assurity Capital – Your Lending & Valuation Partner

At Assurity Capital, our focus is on delivering innovative lending solutions backed by trusted partners. By teaming up with Propti, we ensure clients benefit from accurate, independent valuations that support smarter financial and risk decisions.

Learn more about our lending solutions or contact us today to arrange your next valuation.

FAQ Section

What types of property valuations can Assurity Capital arrange?

Through our partnership with Propti, we can assist with mortgage, stamp duty, capital gains, insurance, market, and retrospective valuations.

What is an insurance valuation?

An insurance valuation determines the replacement or reinstatement cost of a property to ensure you are adequately insured in the event of damage or loss.

Why are accurate property valuations important?

They ensure loans are supported by fair value, help with tax and stamp duty compliance, set correct insurance levels, and provide confidence in buying, selling, or refinancing decisions.

How long does a property valuation take?

Most residential property valuations are completed within a few business days, though timeframes may vary depending on property type and location.

How often should insurance valuations be updated?

Experts recommend reviewing insurance valuations every 2–3 years, or sooner if there are significant property upgrades or market changes.