RESIDENTIAL
RICS formal property valuations
Value when you need it most.
Our team comprises of RICS-qualified surveyors who create formal ‘red book’ valuation and consultancy reports on residential properties.
Covering the UK – including prime central London and Greater London – our property valuers have over 150 years’ combined experience. From bespoke small homes to large residential portfolios, we blend deep-rooted local knowledge with global insights to deliver trusted and dependable valuation services.
Our ‘red book’ valuation services
We provide formal property valuation services for a wide range of purposes, including:
- Loan security
- Expert witness
- Taxation, including inheritance tax
- Matrimonial proceedings
- Development appraisals
- Strategic reviews
- Purchase advice
- Accountancy
Our local agents provide no obligation, free property valuations to help you make informed decisions about selling or letting your property.
How our RICS property valuations work
Our core specialisms
Loan security
We work with private and retail banks who provide loan security valuations for purchases and refinance in London, the UK and across Europe.
Taxation
We provide valuation advice on inheritance and capital gains tax, and tax planning for accountants, lawyers, wealth advisors and private individuals.
Expert witness
As expert witnesses, our professional valuation specialists are ideally placed to advise and guide you through what are often complicated legal processes.
Frequently asked questions
What you need to know about formal RICS property valuations.
A free property valuation or market appraisal differs from a RICS or ‘red book’ property valuation. A formal ‘red book’ valuation is prepared in accordance with the RICS valuation global standards, and can be used for tax, legal and financial purposes.
A free valuation is a property appraisal where we’ll give you a guide price ahead of putting your property on the market or up for rental to give you an idea of what it may be worth. For more information on free valuations, visit property valuations.
A ‘red book’ valuation is provided on an agreed date. In this case, our valuers may provide an opinion on the outlook of the property market at the time of valuation to advise on possible short-term changes.
