Why use a valuer

Sign up for the isurv newsletter , to receive a monthly round-up of the latest isurv updates. You are here: Home Valuation Trade-related, specialist and leisure property Public houses Alternative use value Alternative use value This document is only available with a paid isurv subscription. Few valuers have the necessary experience and capabilities to give accurate valuations for both public house and alternative use purposes. The public house valuer should possess sufficient knowledge to recognise where there might be a higher alternative use value and to point this out, so that the client can take There is a constant need to determine the value of property for the purpose of financing, reporting to shareholders, cost accounting, mergers or takeovers… through to rent reviews, rates assessment, expropriations, arbitration and litigation.

A valuer is a professional trained to determine such values, execute feasibility studies and provide expert advice on property-related matters.

As such, an independent valuer can provide impartial and motivated reports on the value of real or limited rights to land. There is a constant need to determine the value of property for the purpose of financing, reporting to shareholders, cost accounting, mergers or takeovers, rent reviews, rates assessment, expropriations, arbitration and litigation, while a valuer is also often called upon to determine market values for purchase or sale, and replacement costs for insurance purposes.

Valuations are essential to those professionals, institutions and property practitioners who are required to make informed decisions in relation to real estate. It is therefore imperritive to aqcuire the services of a suitably qualified and knowledgable valuer to assist in this regard.