Terms of use
These terms cover the Rotorua Property Value website at rotoruapropertyvalue.co.nz. Using the site means you agree to them.
What this service is
Rotorua Property Value introduces homeowners in Rotorua to a licensed local real estate agent who can prepare a current-market appraisal. We are a referral service. We are not a licensed real estate agency. We do not sell property, hold a listing, or provide a valuation.
The appraisal is the agent’s work, not ours. It is a market appraisal, not a registered valuation. It is free for you. You do not have to list the property with that agent, or with anyone.
An agent may pay us a fee for the introduction. That does not add a charge for you.
Your enquiry
Please give an address and contact details that are actually yours, or that you are allowed to give. You must agree, before you submit, that we will share those details with a licensed local agent who will contact you. That agreement is described in the privacy notice and on the form, and it sits under the Privacy Act 2020.
We aim to have an agent in touch within one business day. That timing depends on the agent as well as on us, so it is a target, not a promise that someone will arrive at a particular hour.
District price figures
Any house-price chart or table on this site shows published district statistics, with the source named under the chart. Those figures describe homes that sold across Rotorua District. They are not an appraisal of your property, and they are not advice to buy or sell.
The website
We take care to keep the site accurate. We do not promise that it will always be available or free of mistakes. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for decisions you or an agent make after using the site or after an appraisal. Nothing on the site limits rights you cannot legally waive, including rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, the Fair Trading Act 1986, or the Privacy Act 2020.
Law
New Zealand law applies. These terms are for the website. Your conversations with an agent are between you and that agent, under their own engagement and the Real Estate Agents Act 2008.
Questions: [email protected].