Residential property
Discuss the location, tenure, accommodation, condition, and relevant evidence for the property.
02 / Property valuation
See the property.
Understand its value.
Every property sits within a wider picture. Location, use, tenure, condition, and market evidence all help bring that picture into focus.
Discuss your requirements
Property in perspective
More than a place.
An important decision.
A considered valuation connects the characteristics of a property with the purpose of the engagement and its market context.
We specialise in property valuation. The initial discussion establishes the property to be valued, its location, the valuation date, the intended use, and the information or access available.
For international enquiries, we review the jurisdiction and any local requirements before confirming the scope.
Start with the asset
Every property has
its own context.
Commercial property
Consider the use, occupancy, lease arrangements, and market setting of an income-producing asset.
Other property interests
Bring us your specific property or portfolio enquiry so we can assess the appropriate scope.
Property type, jurisdiction, access, and intended use are reviewed before we confirm an engagement.
The evidence behind the conclusion
A place in the market.
A basis for value.
Property characteristics
Understand the interest being valued and relevant details such as location, tenure, size, use, and condition.
Market context
Examine appropriate market evidence and the factors that make one property different from another.
Valuation basis & assumptions
Agree the purpose and basis of the valuation, making material assumptions and limitations clear.
Before we begin
Let’s start with
the right information.
What information is useful for an initial enquiry?
Provide the property address and country, property type, your reason for seeking a valuation, and any target dates. Ownership or tenure details, floor plans, and lease information can be discussed after the scope is established.
Will an inspection be required?
Inspection and access requirements depend on the property, location, purpose, and agreed scope. Any limitations are discussed before the engagement is confirmed.
Can the report be used by a lender or another third party?
Tell us who will use the valuation and for what purpose. Any third-party requirements or acceptance criteria need to be established before the work begins; acceptance is not automatic.
A conversation is a good place to start