New-build property valuation

Detached new-build home with solar panels

Are you having a home built or buying a property in a new development? Do you need an NWWI-validated valuation report? Jussen Taxaties provides valuations for developer-built homes, individual self-build projects and collective private commissioning (CPO). You have direct contact with your valuer and know the cost in advance.

New-build valuations with NWWI validation

Your valuer assesses the building plans, location, drawings, technical specifications and agreed construction details, including documented additions and omissions. The market value is substantiated in a report submitted to NWWI (Dutch) for validation.

Whether you need a valuation report depends on your new-build project and your lender’s requirements. Check this with your mortgage adviser in advance.

Developer-built home, self-build or CPO?

Developer-built home: you buy a home within a development. The purchase and construction agreement, building drawings and agreed extras are key documents.

Individual self-build: you arrange the construction of a home on your own plot. The valuation takes account of the land, design, construction budget and agreements with your contractor.

CPO: collective private commissioning means developing homes together with others. Your own home is valued with the relevant agreements and shared elements taken into account.

Which documents are required?

You receive a document checklist tailored to your project. This may include:

  • Building drawings and technical specifications.
  • The purchase and construction agreement, or separate land purchase and construction agreements.
  • A summary of agreed additions and omissions.
  • The available construction budget for a self-build or CPO project.
  • Available permit documents and further project information, where required.

Does your new-build home still need a postcode or house number? Find out how to request your valuation by email.

How much does a new-build valuation cost?

A valuation for a home yet to be built costs €895, including VAT and NWWI validation.

When will you receive the report?

You receive your NWWI-validated valuation report within five working days after the physical site inspection and receipt of all required documents. If you have a mortgage deadline, mention it when you apply so the schedule can be discussed with you.

Service area

New-build valuations are available in Helmond, Eindhoven, Arnhem, Nijmegen and the surrounding areas, within approximately 25 kilometres as the crow flies of the Helmond and Arnhem locations. Your project’s location is checked to confirm whether it falls within the service area.

Frequently asked questions about new-build valuations

Can a home be valued before construction starts?

A valuation can be based on the planned construction and required documentation. The project stage and physical site inspection are discussed in advance.

Are the full costs of optional extras added to the market value?

The cost of extras does not automatically equal the increase in value. Your valuer assesses how the agreed specifications affect the market value.

Does the report predict the value of my home at completion?

The valuation is based on the stated valuation date and the assumptions described in the report. It does not predict future price movements.

Request your new-build valuation

Request a valuation for your new-build home, self-build project or CPO home. You will be contacted personally within two hours to discuss your plans and timing.

  • Personal contact within two hours.
  • €895, including VAT and NWWI validation.
  • Report within five working days after the physical inspection and receipt of all required documents.

If your new-build home already has both a postcode and a house number, you can request your valuation online.

Request a new-build valuation

Does your new-build home still need a postcode or house number?

Request your valuation by email. Include your name, current home address and mobile number, along with the development name, the building or plot number and the town where your new home is being built.

Request by email