
CGT is Changing. Is it Time to Value your Investment Property?
If you own an investment property, 1 July 2027 could become a very important valuation date. This article explains why a 1 July 2027 CGT valuation may matter, and why
Vanguard Valuations is an industry-leading and well-respected property valuation firm that has been operating within the Sydney metropolitan area, greater
regional NSW, and the ACT to provide accurate and reliable valuation services to our respected clients. At Vanguard Valuations, we draw on a collective experience level of over 50 years in the industry, with a team of highly sought-after expert property valuers who cover all manner of property types and valuation requirements.
We pride ourselves on our ability to maintain the highest level of professionalism whilst never compromising on integrity and accuracy. Our objective is to facilitate your valuation requirements as well as meeting your expectations as much as possible.

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Founder and CEO
Michael is the director and a certified praciticing valuer specialising in matters such as family law, litigation, compulsory acquisition, compensation, easement valuations and rental reviews. He provides diligence and care when it comes to valuations and ensures to provide a fair outcome in determining a fair market value. Asset classes he covers include residential, commercial, rural, industrial and special use properties

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Certified Practicing Valuer
Founder and Company Secretary

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If you own an investment property, 1 July 2027 could become a very important valuation date. This article explains why a 1 July 2027 CGT valuation may matter, and why

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