Real Estate Consultation
We provide guidance and consultation for your property investment decision regarding property development, real estate management and planning inputs to make a successful real estate portfolio.
We provide guidance and consultation for your property investment decision regarding property development, real estate management and planning inputs to make a successful real estate portfolio.
We always try to be the first-time home buying expert and to have our finger on the pulse of the rapidly changing real estate market. We always strive to find opportunities for innovating and solving problems.
We always do our research to determine what our clients are lacking. Once we have that data, We strive to solve those problems. We always are the initiator to network with our client/community to help.
We always offer value-added services and incentives to our precious clients. This enables us to attracts a larger audience and makes customer happy and retention stronger.
Our customers are the lifeblood of our business. Therefore we always make sure we maintain an ongoing and regular dialogue with all customers and service each type of client appropriately while providing a quality service.
We have been living in an oversaturated real estate market for quite some time. With the economic downturn of COVID-19 with the uncertainty and a potential recession looming, here is how we set ourselves apart and continue to push boundaries and find our place in the market and become a market leader in real estate.
To change the direction of Real Estate Consulting services in Sri Lanka to compete with the international standards.
To become the leader in Real Estate services in South Asia.
Our clients praise us for our great results, personable service, expert knowledge and on-time delivery. Here are what just a few of them had to say:
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A valuer assesses the value of land, buildings, improvements and other factors that influence the value of your property, a process that usually involves an external and internal inspection of the property. Valuers are independent with no vested interest in the property they value. A valuation report is a legal document of the value of your property prepared for many different purposes:
The cost of a valuation varies according to the location, size, value and importantly, type of the property to be valued, as well as the type of report required i.e. short form three page report or long form twenty-thirty page report that is more detailed and required particularly for mortgage, feasibility, family law or litigation purposes. The cost of a valuation is usually tax deductible if the property is held for investment purposes. The cost of this professional advice is relatively small compared to your investment and the potential savings and peace of mind it can provide you.
During a property valuation, a valuer must physically inspect the property, measure the land and satisfactorily identify it against the title or plan of subdivision. The appointed valuer will physically measure the house, take a description of its condition and improvements, take a photo and review a minimum of three comparable sales from which to conduct a sales analysis. This information is then used to determine the value of the property. The valuer will then prepare a written report based on his or her findings.
There are many factors which contribute to a property’s value the most influential of which is the land component. The land size, location, topography, shape and aspect can, in some instances, account for up to 70% of a property’s value. The land component will also appreciate where building structures will always depreciate.
Other factors which can influence the value of a property include architectural style and uniqueness, design and layout, potential for future development or renovation, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and the quality of fixtures and fittings, just to mention a few.
When valuing a property a qualified property valuer will consider the following:
The land size, the aspect or views afforded by the property and the topography and layout of the block and house.
The size and layout of the building.
The location of the property in relation to schools, public transport, shops and amenities.
The architectural style of the property dwelling.
The condition and state of repair of the property.
Whether the property has renovation or development potential.
The highest and best use of the property.
The number of bedrooms and bathrooms.
The size of the kitchen and bathroom(s).
And more…
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