Our expertise

In order to address all of our clients' needs, we also offer a property valuation service.

Assessing the value of a property objectively

What is property valuation?

Property valuation involves determining the value of a property on a given date, using recognised professional methods and in-depth market analysis.

It is based on an objective, independent and documented approach, taking into account all the characteristics of the property: legal, technical, economic, urban and environmental.

Unlike a simple valuation, a property valuation results in a written, reasoned and enforceable report that can be used in a legal, tax or strategic context.

What is the purpose of a property valuation?

Property valuation is an essential decision-making tool in many situations:

Property transactions

Sale or purchase of a property
Securing the price and negotiations
Arbitration between several valuation scenarios

Wealth management strategy

Valuation of property assets
Wealth management arbitration
Restructuring or change of use

Legal and tax framework

Inheritance, gifts, division of assets
Divorce or separation
Disputes between partners
Tax disputes (IFI, capital gains, transfer duties)

Commercial property

Determining market value
Assessing rental value
Analysis of offices, shops, business premises or mixed-use assets

A rigorous and recognised methodology

Each property valuation assignment is carried out using methods appropriate to the nature of the property and the objective pursued, in particular:

Comparison method (analysis of observed sale prices)
Income method (rental value, yield)
Cost method (reconstruction, obsolescence)
Specific methods for commercial premises, offices, buildings or atypical properties

The analysis includes in particular:

the legal situation (ownership, leases, co-ownership, easements),
urban planning and building regulations (local urban planning regulations, zoning),
the technical condition and characteristics of the building,
the local and national market context.