Frontier Valuation is an independent property valuation practice based in Darwin, serving clients across the Northern Territory. The business is led by owner Mick Eason, a Certified Practising Valuer who has been valuing property since 1989 across private practice, commercial and government roles.
Clients deal directly with Mick, from the first conversation to the final report. That means the person who inspects your property is the same person who stands behind the figure, with no call centres or hand-offs along the way.
Whether you are buying, selling, refinancing, settling an estate or reporting to the ATO, Frontier Valuation provides clear, independent advice grounded in local market evidence.
Associate Australian Property Institute (AAPI) No 69282
Certified Practising Valuer since 1989
As a Certified Practising Valuer for more than 30 years, Mick has built his business in the NT on extensive experience in property valuation and real estate advice across both private and public sector work. Every instruction is handled with care, diligence and close attention to quality and professional standards.
Mick offers a professional, friendly and personal service. He is easy to deal with, explains each part of the process clearly and takes the worry out of your property dealings.
A valuation is only useful if you can rely on it. Every report from Frontier Valuation is built on three principles.
We have no stake in whether a property is bought, sold or refinanced. Our only job is to give an objective, evidence-based opinion of value.
Darwin and regional NT markets behave differently to the eastern capitals. Decades of Territory experience mean we understand how cyclone standards, hazard overlays, remoteness and thin sales evidence affect value.
Reports are written to be understood. Mick takes the time to explain how the figure was reached and what it means for your situation.
Property valuation is a regulated profession, and qualifications matter. Mick Eason holds:
Associate membership of the Australian Property Institute (AAPI), member no. 69282
Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) status with the API
More than 30 years of valuation experience, beginning in 1989
Experience across private practice, commercial and government valuation roles
You can view Mick’s professional profile on the Australian Property Institute website.
Frontier Valuation provides independent valuations for a wide range of property types and purposes across the NT.
houses, units, townhouses and investment properties
offices, mixed-use buildings and commercial assets
warehouses, workshops, depots and industrial land
shops, strips and retail precincts
market value reporting for self-managed super funds
current market valuations for asset testing
replacement cost and indemnity assessments
independent advice before you buy, sell or lease
market rent assessments and rent reviews for landlords and tenants
rating valuations, market value assessments for land sales and financial reporting valuations
independent reports to support family law settlements, deceased estates, stamp duty, litigation and compulsory acquisition
reports prepared for capital gains tax, financial reporting and other tax purposes
rent reviews, portfolio reviews and acquisition and disposal advice
Based in Darwin, Frontier Valuation provides property valuations throughout the Territory, including:
For remote and regional properties, we will confirm inspection timing and any travel requirements when you enquire.
Our property valuer services in Darwin support a broad mix of clients, including:
Yes. We are not connected to any real estate agency, buyer or seller. Our opinion of value is based solely on market evidence and professional valuation standards.
Mick is an Associate member of the Australian Property Institute (AAPI No 69282) and a Certified Practising Valuer. He has been valuing property since 1989.
We are based in Darwin and value property across the Northern Territory, including Palmerston, Katherine, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs and remote regions.
Our reports are prepared to professional standards for use by owners, accountants, auditors, solicitors, courts and government bodies. For lending, each bank uses its own valuation panel, so check with your lender or broker before ordering a valuation for finance.
Fees depend on the property type, location, purpose and level of detail required. See our guide to property valuation costs or contact us for a quote.
If you need an independent property valuer in Darwin or anywhere across the Northern Territory, Mick is ready to help. Tell us about the property and the purpose of the valuation, and we will confirm the scope, timing and cost.
Complete the enquiry form below, email mick@frontiernt.com.au or call 0407 869 524.
