Values, defensible.
Independent RICS Red Book valuations for secured lending, IFRS reporting, tax, litigation and strategic planning — delivered by MRICS-qualified valuers with sector specialism across 48 markets.
The valuation is the trade.
What you receive.
Red Book valuation report
RICS Red Book valuation for lending, financial reporting, tax, litigation and strategic planning.
ExplorePortfolio valuation schedule
Portfolio-wide valuation with consistent methodology and reporting.
ExploreSensitivity and scenario analysis
Value ranges under stressed assumptions on rent, yield, void and cost.
ExploreComparable evidence pack
Documented comparable evidence supporting the valuation.
ExploreIndependent audit review
Independent review of third-party valuations for audit committee and auditor.
ExploreOngoing revaluation programme
Recurring quarterly or half-yearly revaluation programme for funds and lenders.
ExploreFrom instruction to delivery.
- T + 0InstructionDay 1
Scope, purpose, basis and addressees confirmed; KYC and conflict checks completed.
- T + 1wInspectionWeek 1
Physical inspection, tenant meetings, data-room review and evidence gathering.
- T + 2wModellingWeek 2
Cash-flow modelling, yield selection, sensitivity analysis, comparable evidence sifted.
- T + 3wDraft & QCWeek 3
Draft report peer-reviewed and challenged before addressee circulation.
- T + 4wFinal reportWeek 4
Final Red Book report and reliance letter issued to named addressees.
Before you instruct.
Which bases of value do you cover?+
Market Value, Market Rent, Investment Value, Fair Value (IFRS 13), Existing Use Value and Depreciated Replacement Cost — all under RICS Global Standards.
Can you value across multiple jurisdictions on one date?+
Yes. A single lead partner co-ordinates local MRICS teams on a synchronised valuation date, with one consolidated report and one QC standard.
Are your reports accepted by international lenders and auditors?+
Yes. Reports are addressed with reliance letters to the named lender, auditor or authority, and follow RICS, IVSC and audit-firm valuation-review protocols.