What does a property valuation cost?
A property valuation is a professional assessment of the value of a property. It is used to determine the value of a property for a variety of purposes, such as buying, selling, or mortgaging a property.
Updated 25 mei 2023
A property valuation is a professional assessment of the value of a property. It is used to determine the value of a property for a variety of purposes, such as buying, selling, or mortgaging a property.
The costs of a property valuation request vary from € 400 to € 950 in the Netherlands. Additional costs can be charged for the standard valuation report.
Valuation Costs
The basic valuation costs are a predetermined rate, for example 1.85% of the purchase price. These are the usual costs:
| Item | Estimated price |
|---|---|
| Cadastral fees | € 10 to € 25 |
| Municipal costs | € 0 to € 50 |
| Administrative costs | € 0 to € 100 |
| Validation costs (NWW) | € 50 to € 80 |
| Taxator surcharge | € 100 to € 200 |
| VAT | 21% of the total amount |
Valuation Report Costs
The costs of a valuation report vary from € 400 to € 950. Here are the costs:
- Basic valuation costs
- Additional costs for additional services
- Costs for mortgage declarations
- Specific requirements of the request
Be aware: The actual costs can vary depending on the specific situation and requirements.
Additional Costs for Valuation Report
Disbursement costs are additional costs for:
- Research by real estate agent
- Local condition inspections
- Environmental research
- Cadastral information
- Municipal documentation
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