Detailed Commercial Property Valuation Reports
Whether you’re located in Melbourne or Sydney, completing a commercial property valuation report can be a complicated and daunting process. At Asia Valuation, our locally based and knowledgeable team of valuers are here to help guide you through this process, ensuring the final report you receive is both accurate and exactly what you require for your circumstance. As Certified Practising Valuers (CPV) and Chartered Surveyors (MRICS), we are passionate about helping all our clients solve their problems by explaining what’s best for you.
What Is a Commercial Property Valuation Report?
As a comprehensive assessment on the value of a commercial property, a valuation report will allow an individual or a private investor to determine the value of their commercial real estate including assets of retail, industrial, office, childcare and medical. At Asia Valuation, our professional valuers are here to help build your commercial property valuation report, ensuring all aspects of the assessment being are met. From buying to selling and from and rental determination to acquisition purposes, a commercial property valuation report may be required for various reasons. Rest assured our team in Asia Valuation will ensure your report is completed within your expectations.
How long does a commercial property valuation take?
The time taken for a commercial property valuation can vary depending on the complexity of the property and the availability of necessary data. In general, the process can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks. A larger or more outskirt asset will require longer timeframe. Asia Valuation strives to complete valuations efficiently while ensuring accuracy and attention to detail.
What Sets Asia Valuation Apart from Our Competition
In Asia Valuation, we pride ourselves on being able to deliver on all our clients’ expectations from start to finish. Here are just some of the reasons why you should choose Asia Valuation for your next commercial property valuation report:
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Client-focused, transparent and upfront approach.
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We update our clients along the process of valuation to ensure we meet the expectations and submit the report on time.
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Communicate via WeChat to make sure voice messages in different languages are expressed and exchanged explicitly.
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Submission of reports to our clients can be done via by email or WeChat.
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Close connections with commercial real estate agents for latest market data evidence
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Multi-lingual CPV qualified valuers in Australia speaking Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
How We Can Assist You with Your Commercial Property Valuation Report in Hong Kong or China
With strong connections in the foreign valuation market, we have seen a soaring demand for immigration works from both immigration lawyers and private clients. At Asia Valuation, our team can value your properties by engaging foreign chartered surveyors (MRICS) who know their local market, providing you with accurate valuation data for your foreign assets.
Expert Assistance for Valuation Reports in Melbourne & Sydney
Let the team here at Asia Valuation guide you through the process for your commercial property valuation report, ensuring you receive the most accurate valuations for your property.
Please give us a call on 0415 920 277 for a hassle-free and fully tailored experience.
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What is immigration property valuation?Property valuation reports for immigration purposes have no different with other types of valuation reports. Immigration property valuation report is a submission of valuation assessment for Department of Home Affairs, mainly for asset declaration purposes. This valuation report is useful for applicants who apply for Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) Visa Subclass 188 A, B, C and possibly E, and Visa Subclass 888. At Asia Valuation, our team is based in Australia and Hong Kong and China, we can help you determine the value of your property whether it is inside or outside Australia.
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Why is accurate property valuation essential in immigration cases?Accurate property valuation is essential in the application of business investment visa, as the Department of Home Affairs is very stringent in approving application for such visa. Many applicants get rejected in the process of application due to not attaining certain requirement or amounts of their total net assets. Every dollar worth a chance in the application of Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) Visa. Asia Valuation can directly deal with you or your migration lawyers, ensuring our valuation reports meet your needs for such a critical application.
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Can the ‘valuation for immigration purposes’ impact visa eligibility?Yes, the valuation for immigration purposes may impact visa eligibility. The assessed valuation can certainly impact visa eligibility as the amount of total net assets in the valuation reports can become evidence of financial capacity in Australia. This is a critical checklist from Australian Government while approving any visa application for business investment subclass. A thorough property valuation report with proper qualification adds credibility ensuring a smoother application.
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What is the necessary qualification required for writing a valuation report for immigration purposes?Australian Government is favouring MRICS over CPV in relation to immigration valuation matter as Immigration Department believed valuation experts in their respective home countries armed with stronger local market knowledge compared to valuers practising in Australia. And hence, we only appoint MRICS for immigration valuation matters inside and outside Australia as to avoid report rejection.
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Do you provide formal valuation services in languages other than English?No. Our valuation reports are well-written in English and courts in Australia only accept Sworn Valuation Reports in English version. However, our team in Asia Valuation can provide verbal advice in Mandarin and Cantonese if required.
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Where are you located?Asia Valuation has office locations in Melbourne and Sydney. We also have partner office in Hong Kong.