The term asset valuation covers a wide range of situations but essentially covers situations where there is not a transaction happening, no buyer, no seller and no deemed disposal for tax or other purposes.
Extending your lease has been a legal right to qualifying leaseholders since 1993. Leases will continue to get shorter, in some areas 40-60 year leases are now common place.
Leasehold enfranchisement……When undertaking a valuation for negotiation the Chartered Valuation Surveyor has to interpret the right evidence for the right situation to bring maximum benefit to the Client.
Within Ringley we have Solicitors, Engineers, Negotiators and Property Managers so together we act as expert witness; prepare submissions for arbitration & can advise on statutory and tactical procedures.
A development appraisal is a valuation which assesses a property with or without planning permission to establish the likely value of a future use or the value as a cleared site for redevelopment.
An insurance valuation is the assessment of a building’s structure and fittings to provide the re-instatement cost, i.e, how much it would cost to rebuild the building if the land it stands upon were FREE.
More so these days mediation and arbitration are preferred routes and advice from a Chartered Valuation Surveyor can help in assessing the value of property or buildings in a range of circumstances including but not limited to...
Goodwill valuations are a specialist valuation discipline that combines valuation principles with a detailed analysis of the business accounts, it is a valuation of the bricks and mortar (the buildings) and a valuation of the value of the property as a trading location with an established...
Compulsory purchase…… Where a property is affected by a compulsory purchase order, for road, rail, aerodrome or inner-city redevelopment, the Chartered Valuation Surveyor needs to ensure that evidence gathered reflects the ‘no scheme world’ and is not tainted by ‘blight’.
