Property Valuers Profession Act, 2000 (Act No. 47 of 2000)

Board Notices

Guideline Professional Fees determined in terms of section 35(2) of the Act

1.0 Professional Fees for Valuations

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1.1        AD VALOREM TARIFF - Proposed figures

 

NOTE: The ad valorem fees include time spent inspecting the subject properly.

 

Value of Property

Basic Tariff

Additional to Basic Tariff

Up to R50 000

R500

 

From R50 000 to R150 000

R500

R15,00 per R1 000 over R50 000

From R150 000 to R350 000

R2 000

R10,00 per R1 000 over R150 000

From R350 000 to R500 000

R4 000

R8,00 per R1 000 over R350 000

From R500 000 to R750 000

R5 200

R6,00 per R1 000 over R500 000

From R750 000 to R1 000 000

R6 700

R4,00 per R1 000 over R750 000

From R1 000 000 to R5 000 000

R7 700

R1,50 per R1 000 over R1 000 000

From R5 000 000 to R10 000 000

R13 700

R1,40 per R1 000 over R5 000 000

From R10 000 000 to R25 000 000

R20 700

R1,20 per R1 000 over R10 000 000

From R25 000 000 to R50 000 000

R38 700

R0,70 per R1 000 over R25 000 000

From R50 000 000 to R100 000 000

R56 200

R0,40 per R1 000 over R50 000 000

Over R100 000 000

R76 200

R0,20 per R1 000 over R100 000 000

 

1.2 WHERE MORE THAN ONE VALUATION IS REQUIRED

 

Where a client requires more than one value for a property (eg market value and insurance value) an additional charge of 30% of the fee for the first valuation is suggested in respect of the second valuation.

 

1.3 WHERE PRESCRIBED FORMS ARE REQUIRED

 

Where a client requires the completion of specific forms in addition to the valuation, the applicable fee may be increased by 25%, subject to a maximum increase of R250,00 per property.

 

1.4 CONTINUOUS AND SEPARATE VALUATIONS

 

Where a client instructs a registered person, in one instruction, to prepare continuous valuations, the registered person may charge a fee based upon the total of the continuous valuation at the relevant tariff fee.

 

Continuous valuation means the valuation of two or more properties having similar attributes.

 

1.5 REVALUATIONS

 

Where a registered person is instructed to revalue a property which he or she has valued within the preceding period of 12 months, and the property or the interest therein has not changed materially since the first valuation, the fee should be reduced by 50%.

 

1.6 SECTIONAL TITLE UNITS

 

For the valuation of sectional title units, the rate set out in 2.1 for investigation should be charged in addition to the ad valorem tariff fee.

 

1.7 "BEFORE AND AFTER" VALUATIONS

 

When instructed to prepare two valuations, such as "before and after", of a single property, a registered person may charge for each of the valuations separately in terms of 1.1, provided that where the work involved in preparing the second valuation does not amount to performance of a completely separate valuation, the registered person should charge in terms of 1.1 on the higher of the two valuations only.

 

1.8 VALUATION OF PART OF A PROPERTY

 

Where a registered person is required to value a portion of, or an undivided share in, a property and it is necessary to value the whole property in order to determine the value of the part, or the share, the fee may be based on the value of the whole property.