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What information is needed for a property valuation?

Reliable information supports a reliable valuation. The documents needed depend on the property, purpose and agreed scope; there is no single mandatory checklist for every assignment.

Ownership and property description

  • Title deed or evidence of the relevant property interest
  • Location plan or survey
  • Building permit and completion certificate for buildings, where relevant

Technical information

  • Available architectural and structural drawings
  • Construction date, refurbishment or extension history
  • Recent internal and external photographs

Income-producing properties

  • Current leases and rents
  • Occupancy, operating income and relevant expenses

Planning and other relevant information

  • Permitted use and building requirements
  • Mortgages, obligations or restrictions affecting the property
  • Previous valuations, where available

Examples by property type

PropertyUseful informationAdditional information
LandOwnership, location, area and boundariesPlans, permitted use and planning requirements
Villa or buildingLand details, built area, age and conditionPermits, completion certificates and available plans
Rented or investment propertyProperty details, leases and rentOccupancy, operating income and expenses
Commercial propertyLocation, area, current use and building detailsRelevant lease, operating and planning information

We confirm actual requirements after reviewing your assignment. More complete information can reduce the need for assumptions. See how the information is used in a valuation.

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