Red Book Valuations
- Red Book Valuations
- ESG-informed Valuation
- Development Appraisals
- Project Management Services
We undertake RICS Red Book valuations for all residential tenure types
Our Red Book valuation reports are conducted in compliance with RICS guidance so you have clarity on the methodology behind the valuation of your property portfolio providing peace of mind to your stakeholders
We undertake RICS Red Book valuations for all residential tenure types.
These include;
- Rent Setting valuations for the Regulator of Social Housing for Registered Providers of Social Housing
- Affordable Housing Valuations (e.g. Existing-Use Value Housing (EUV-SH))
- Charity Valuations (e.g. for acquisition and disposal of assets for the Charity Commission)
- Loan Security Valuations (e.g. to support mortgage lending)
We can also undertake informal valuations such as those for;
- Negotiation when purchasing residential property
- Negotiation when purchasing development land
We value across all residential tenure and use types including affordable housing, shared ownership, specialist supported and extra care housing. We focus on small and local organisations and encourage positive social impact in all our projects for communities to thrive. Our approach is tailored, agile, and accessible. We provide valuation that fits and delivers the assurance you need to know the value of your properties.
We work with housing associations, community-led housing groups, developers, architectural practices, family offices and boutique real estate funds. No matter your size, you will get our full attention. We provide a full suite of services around residential property valuation tailored to your organisation.
Michaela Bygrave MRICS
Managing Director - London, South East and Midlands
“We know that smaller businesses are sometimes not heard – we take pride in listening and adapting to your needs”
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