The valuation of a property can be particularly important for private individuals, to determine the objective value of a property. Here in particular, subjective perceptions often play a role that should not be underestimated. Buyer, sellers and other parties involved in a property transaction – always have their own – subjective – view, the value of a property. For the seller, the property often also represents a deeper value, because he associates personal memories with it. His purchase price idea is therefore usually emotionally characterised and may differ greatly from that of the buyer. Often, for example, the latter wants to remodel the property and is not prepared to compensate, the seller ‘s previous investments through the purchase price. In an objective valuation , these personal aspects should be disregarded as far as possible and the “true value” of the property must be determined. A valuation report can help to save time, money and nerves: A sale that is attempted for years at an unrealistic purchase price, can be expensive because the running costs still have to be paid. But an underestimation of the purchase price can also mean financial disadvantages. This can be avoided with a professional assessment.

• Expertise to determine the market value of developed and undeveloped properties
• Expertise to determine the market value of condominiums and single-family homes
• Expertise to determine the market value of apartment buildings
• Expert opinion to determine the market value of superficies and building rights
• Preparation of utility value reports
• Determining the value of tenancy rights
• Determination of the standard rent including calculation of the location surcharge
• Determination of the appropriate main rent for flats and business premises