Valuer

City of Johannesburg; Randburg; On-site; ZAR 300 000 - 600 000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a skilled Valuer to undertake comprehensive property valuations. This role involves conducting market research, performing fieldwork, and ensuring compliance with legal frameworks. You will be responsible for maintaining the General and Supplementary Valuation Rolls, optimizing processes, and engaging with stakeholders. The position offers a chance to contribute significantly to the valuation division while enhancing your expertise in property valuation. If you are passionate about real estate and eager to make an impact, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• 3-4 years of valuation experience required.
• Valid registration with SACPVP as a Candidate Valuer.

Responsibilities

• Conduct property valuations and market research.
• Prepare and maintain valuation rolls in compliance with legal requirements.

Skills

Property Valuation

Market Research

Computer Literacy

Fieldwork

Education

National Diploma in Real Estate: Property Valuation

Tools

Spreadsheet Software

Word Processing Software

Job description

Job title: Valuer

Job Location: Gauteng, Johannesburg
Deadline: April 28, 2025

Minimum Requirements

1. National Diploma / NQF level 6 in Real Estate: Property Valuation or a qualification recognised by the South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP);
2. 3 - 4 years of Valuation experience;
3. Computer literacy preferably with spreadsheet and word processing;
4. Valid registration with SACPVP as a Candidate Valuer/Professional Associated Valuer;
5. Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.

Primary Function

Undertake specific tasks associated with all aspects of property valuations, including property market research and the physical attributes of property as well as fieldwork to be able to operate as a technical expert on property valuation matters for the compilation and maintenance of the City of Johannesburg’s General and Supplementary Valuation Rolls in order to comply with all responsibilities as delegated by the Municipal Valuer in terms of the MPRA 6 of 2004, as amended.

Key Performance Areas

1. Undertake research and fieldwork for the valuation of all types of properties and collecting information in preparation for property valuation including identifying and inspecting both the subject and comparable properties;
2. Correct application of market value principles;
3. Partake in the preparation and maintenance of the general and supplementary valuation rolls in a manner that meets all legal requirements and Council policy;
4. Perform administrative functions in line with the provisions of the MPRA;
5. Perform ad hoc tasks as Parks Contributions as and when required;
6. Develop and execute day-to-day operational plan;
7. Provide enhanced process optimisation, efficiency, and continuous improvement in property valuation;
8. Maintain and monitor the assets and resources allocated to the Valuer;
9. Engage relevant stakeholders and represent the Valuations Division on property valuation matters;
10. Practice good governance and management of risk;
11. Compile and submit various reliable reports.