Valuation
Independent opinions of value for legal, statutory, financial and transaction purposes.
- Litigation and expropriation
- Estates and insolvency
- Financial reporting
Real Estate Advisory
Market studies, feasibility and due diligence before capital is committed.
- Development feasibility
- Highest and best use
- Portfolio advisory
Sustainability & Value
Energy performance measured and priced into the value of property.
- Energy Performance Certificates
- Retrofit value analysis
- Section 12L incentives
Methodology, reporting audience and information requirements defined for the matter at hand.
Define the mandateProperty valuation
Independent valuations of land, buildings, real rights and servitudes for legal, statutory, financial and transaction purposes, prepared in accordance with International Valuation Standards.
Mandate scoping
Set out the purpose, asset and timeline of an instruction to receive an indicative scope: basis of value, methodology, reporting audience and information requirements.
- Purpose of the mandate
- Asset class
- Tenure and occupation
- Number of assets
- Required delivery
Independent valuation, from instruction to report.
Property value underpins credit approvals, court judgments, tax assessments, financial statements and the distribution of estates. Each valuation is scoped to its purpose, supported by current market evidence and reported in the form its audience requires.
- SACPVP-registered Professional Valuers who sign off every report
- Candidate Valuers working under professional supervision
- Market research shared with the advisory practice
Engagements run end to end, from scoping and letter of engagement through inspection, research and analysis to a signed report and, where required, expert testimony. Mandates range from single assets in estate administration to multi-asset portfolios valued for audit.
A valuation is only as valuable as the decision it enables.
Every mandate is built around the decision at stake, whether a settlement, a lending approval, an audit sign-off or an investment. Evidence, analysis and reporting are shaped to give that decision a sound foundation.
Valuation mandates.
Select a mandate type for its scope, applications and typical instructing parties.
Methodology by asset class.
The primary approach for each asset class, corroborated by a second method wherever market evidence allows.
Commercial and retail
Offices, shopping centres and mixed-use buildings, valued on the quality and durability of their income.
Industrial
Warehousing, logistics and manufacturing facilities, let or owner-occupied.
Agricultural
Farms assessed on land-use potential, water use rights, irrigation and carrying capacity.
Development land
Vacant and development land, valued on what can be built and what the market will pay for it.
Specialised
Filling stations, hotels and lodges, schools and healthcare facilities that rarely trade.
Residential
Houses, sectional title units and estate homes, for estates, disputes, finance and transfers.
Standards applied to every mandate.
Independent
No financial interest in the outcome of the transaction, dispute or decision a valuation informs.
Research-led
Comparable evidence tested against market research, income analysis and location data.
Audience-specific reporting
Reports structured for the court, the Master, the Appeal Board, the auditor or the credit committee.
Defined engagement terms
Scope, fee and delivery confirmed in a letter of engagement before work begins.
Standards, registration and memberships
Registered valuers
Valuation standards applied
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