How to crack the stand-off in commercial property valuations

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How to crack the stand-off in commercial property valuations
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OPINION: There is a stand-off in commercial property: market participants say falls in value are obvious, but valuers say they have no evidence to support a reduction in valuations.

which should underwrite stability or growth in retail rents. Admittedly, inflation will cause outgoings to increase but, overall, the net income contribution to value is currently looking quite resilient.

, suggesting eight information sources for consideration. Observations of the sharemarket has already been considered and is indicating that property values are too high. Observations from previous crisis events suggests it is timely for valuers to act. Market intelligence from market participants would appear to be the most useful suggestion for ascertaining the market’s current view on value levels and cap rates for the various property sectors.

By involving owners, managers, valuers, auditors and other relevant stakeholders in the process and so building confidence in the process, the conclusions gain the integrity they need for acceptance to be relied on as the basis for financial statement valuations. This can be achieved – objections to the 2020 revaluation of all non-residential land in NSW were exceptionally low.

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