Property Valuation
Expert property valuation across various asset classes
Established in the UAE in 2008 we are the largest firm of independent property consultants in the Middle East. A member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and specialises in a wide variety of real estate sectors. Headquartered in Dubai, we offer a wide range of property valuations from residential, commercial and machinery valuations.
Our international experience and local market knowledge enable us to tailor real estate solutions for clients in a wide variety of industries across the region.
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On occasions when there is no comparable evidence available or an asset is one that would not normally trade in the open market, valuers have to assess the market value of the land and then add it to the Depreciated Replacement Cost (DRC) of the asset. This approach does not represent the true market value as per the RICS Valuation […]
