Based on 2 submissions across Aotearoa — Full-time Permanent roles only
Assesses the value of residential, commercial, or rural property using market data and inspection. Prepares valuation reports for buyers, lenders, and council purposes. A trusted role under professional standards across New Zealand. The role demands sound analytical skills, up-to-date market knowledge, and the ability to defend valuations with clear reasoning. Registration with the New Zealand Institute of Valuers is a mark of standing in the field. The role involves regular travel, site inspection, and the discipline of meeting deadlines for lenders and clients. Valuers who build strong local knowledge become the specialists others refer to.
Base salary + bonuses, based on 2 submissions
Based on 2 anonymous submissions
Across 2 anonymous submissions, the median total salary for a Property Valuer in New Zealand is $79,250 per year. Total remuneration ranges from about $77,850 (10th percentile) to $80,650 (90th percentile).
A full-time median of $79,250 per year compares with the NZ minimum wage of $49,816 per year and the living wage of $62,192 per year.
Median pay by experience: Mid (3-5 Yrs) $78,000.
Based on 2 submissions
Median salary progression