Tell us the purpose. We'll tell you what the report has to contain.
The purpose of a valuation determines its basis of value, its assumptions and its form — which is why the first question is never “what is it worth”.
Sale or purchase
An independent figure before you sign, separate from any agent acting on the transaction.
Inheritance
For the six-month estate return, for division between heirs, and for your lawyer's file.
Court & expert witness
Valuation evidence for litigation, family proceedings and expropriation, written to be tested.
Capital gains tax
Current and retrospective values, including 1 January 1980, for tax computations.
Land & development
Plots, agricultural land and residual appraisals where planning drives the value.
Compulsory acquisition
For owners negotiating compensation, and for authorities preparing it for every owner in a scheme.
Company accounts
Fair value under IFRS 13 for financial statements, auditors and investment property.
For lawyers
Probate, matrimonial, partition, boundaries and contract disputes, with retrospective dates where needed.
Before you buy
Independent advice before the contract, on price, title, permits and what is actually built.
Portfolios & planning
Periodic revaluation, hold-sell analysis and feasibility for owners of more than one property.
Cadastral plan lookup
Free map tool: click any parcel in Cyprus, see its Land Registry details and download an A4 plan.
Bank loans
Reports in the form lenders expect for secured lending, and for borrowers approaching them.
