Event

NEW DATE: Webinar Series: Rating Valuation Part 3 - Rural Valuation Process

  • 24 September 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
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  • Access Restrictions: This video is only available through the Property Institute site to people who have purchased access using the Register button on this page.
  • Duration: 43:05
Pricing
$57.50 Members
$115.00 Non Members

About the Event

This webinar will provide an insight into the Rural Valuation Process.

Whether it’s a dairy farm sale, estimation of orchard capital value, or getting a bank loan to purchase a new farm, almost every financial transaction involving land requires a valuation to support it. We will cover a range of topics relevant to rural valuation such as property markets & resource management.

Presented by - Avella Collopy Regional Director for Opteon New Zealand’s Government Services business & Senior Rural Valuer & Area Manager for Quotable Value, Kris Rodgers.

Callum Taylor will join the panel for Q&A.

Members, please note, your CPD points will be automatically allocated to your CPD diary after the webinar.

Speakers

  • Avella Taylor

    • Regional Director – Government & Advisory
    • Opteon New Zealand Limited

    Avella is the Regional Director for Opteon New Zealand’s Government Services business and is a Registered Valuer. Avella’s role includes the management of several contracts for Territorial Authorities (TA) across the North Island. Opteon’s primary role in this space is as the Valuation Service Provider (VSP) which provides rating valuations to TA’s to assist with their future planning schemes, forecasting, budgets and other community initiatives.

    Some of Avella’s previous experience includes residential valuations in both Perth, Western Australia and Auckland, New Zealand. More recently, Avella has been involved in project management and governance, innovation projects, employee engagement projects, and procurement where she has successfully written and won government tenders.

  • Callum Taylor

    Callum has been working as a Valuer since 1997 and registered in 2001. He moved to South Canterbury in 2003 after a period in the North Island. Callum took up a position in Christchurch in July 2010 but in September 2011 was appointed to the Office of the Valuer-General in Wellington. Callum is the past Branch Chairman of Mid/South Canterbury Branch PINZ and past Chair of the Wellington Branch of PINZ.