Valuations
As a RICS registered firm and being RICS registered valuers we are able to provide a range of valuations.
Private Valuations
A RICS valuation is a formal assessment of a property's market value, carried out by a qualified surveyor in accordance with the standards of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). It is typically used for legal, financial, or personal purposes such as probate, matrimonial settlements or tax planning The process involves a detailed inspection of the property and comparison with similar properties recently sold in the area.
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This type of valuation provides a reliable and impartial view of a property's worth at a specific point in time. It considers factors such as the property's condition, location, market trends, and any unique characteristics that may affect value. The final report helps clients make informed decisions.
A shared ownership valuation is a professional appraisal of a property’s current market value, typically required when buying or selling shares, or undertaking staircasing to increase ownership.
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This valuation takes into account the property’s condition, location, and prevailing market trends, providing a clear figure to support equity calculations and inform key financial decisions. It helps both housing providers and owners proceed with confidence and transparency.
To settle your Help to Buy equity loan, a current market valuation is required from a RICS-accredited surveyor registered under the Valuer Registration Scheme (VRS). This ensures the valuation adheres to professional standards and offers an unbiased reflection of your property’s value.
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By evaluating location, condition, and market activity, the report provides a fair basis for calculating the repayable loan amount—helping you navigate the process with clarity and assurance.