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Start with the address.
Enter a WA property address and the basic details we need to find relevant sales.
Free property appraisal
What's your Perth property actually worth?
Know your number before the sales pitch.
Start with a quick estimate. If the decision is getting real, ask a licensed agent to see the home, explain the comparable sales and give you a range worth discussing.
Quick estimate
A useful first look
Recent sales data. No walk-through. No promise of price.
Professional appraisal
A considered selling range
The property, the market and a licensed person's judgement.
Lauren Mijatovic
Licensed WA agent · RA85978 · 0404 997 851
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What could your property be worth?
Enter the address, then choose the level of help that suits you.
Free to use. No obligation to list. A quick estimate is an indication, not a formal valuation or guaranteed sale price.
Free to use
Licensed WA agent
No obligation to list
Recent sales data
A screen can give you a range.A person can see the home.
From curious to considered
Use the right number for the decision you are making.
Looking around and choosing a sale price are different jobs. The process should make that distinction clear.
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See the data range.
Use the quick estimate to understand the broad neighbourhood context, not as a promise of price.
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Add human judgement.
If selling is becoming real, ask Lauren to assess what the data cannot see and explain the range.
How the number is worked out
What actually goes into a property valuation.
“What's my house worth” has two honest answers, and they come from different places.
The online estimate
Enter an address and the estimate pulls recent comparable sales in the immediate area, then adjusts for the basics on record: land size, bedrooms, bathrooms and property type. It is the same kind of data-based range you would get from any automated valuation tool.
It cannot see the home. Two similar-sized houses on the same street can sell tens of thousands apart because of a renovated kitchen, a busy road frontage or a north-facing block, and the estimate has no way to tell you which one yours is.
The professional appraisal
Lauren walks through the property, notes condition, presentation and street position, then compares it against the specific recent sales that are genuinely similar, not just nearby. That judgement is what turns a data range into a number you could defend to a buyer.
You will also hear what is driving current demand in the suburb: how many buyers are active, how quickly comparable homes are selling, and what that means for pricing yours.
A real person, before a listing agreement.
Lauren explains the evidence. You decide what happens next.
The honest-appraisal rule
The highest appraisal is not always the best one.
An inflated number can feel flattering. It can also win an agent the listing, leave the home sitting and turn into a price reduction later. Ask for the reasoning, not just the headline figure.
Get two or three appraisals. Ask each person to show the comparable sales and explain why they matter.
Comparable sales shownRange explainedNo obligation to list
How agents “buy” a listingWhat the data cannot see
Your home is more than its postcode and bedroom count.
Renovations and condition
Street position and outlook
Presentation and buyer appeal
Land, zoning and property quirks
Current demand in the suburb
Why one comparable sold above another
Property appraisal FAQ
The questions worth asking before you choose a price.
Clear answers about online estimates, professional appraisals and what each can honestly tell you.
Seller guides
Understand the sale before you commit to one.
Start with the number
Find out what the home could be worth. Decide in your own time.
Use the estimate above or ask Lauren for a considered appraisal. Either way, there is no obligation to list with KeyHive.
- Free to use
- Licensed WA agent
- No obligation to list