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Property Valuer Opteon Launches Training Pathways Amid Workforce Shortage

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Property valuation firm Opteon has launched new national training pathways to bring more graduates and early-career professionals into residential and commercial valuation. This initiative addresses a workforce challenge, as Australia has only about 5,200 property valuers, and almost one in twelve is aged 65 or over.

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The profession is facing a shrinking workforce just as demand is increasing, partly due to changes in capital gains tax and negative gearing, which caused a 30% rise in enquiries for Opteon in July. Property valuation is critical for mortgages, farm succession plans, and insurance claims.

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Who's involved

  • MelbourneMajor economic center where the property valuation workforce challenge is evident
  • Commonwealth BankAustralian multinational bank potentially affected by market data quality
  • SydneyMajor economic center that competes with Melbourne in property markets

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