Frequently Asked Question            

WHO CAN APPRAISE MY PROPERTY AND WHAT DOES AN APPRAISAL REPORT CONTAIN.

Only a qualified appraiser / valuer certified by the Malaysian Board of Valuers and Real Estate Agents can conduct an appraisal / valuation report.

Our qualified appraisers / valuers provide you with an independent, well-reasoned and an objective professional opinion of the value of your property.

How do we value your property ?

  1. We have deep knowledge of both general and detailed aspects of forces affecting the property market. We are constantly updated on property market transactions, sales and purchases and lettings through our comprehensive database prepared and monitored by our research division.

  2. In valuing your property, we carry out actual physical inspection of your property and its surroundings, noting its physical as well as economic features.

  3. We investigate the legal interest and title conditions of your property to analyze how its use and marketability is affected.

  4. Where relevant, we check for planning and development policies and proposals and other regulatory measures to assess the use and feasibility of your development potential.

  5. We investigate the local economic and market conditions, e.g. space requirements, housing inventory and affordability - as well as consider the impact of other national/local government policies for example, housing or fiscal policies on the use and value of real property.

  6. We interpret the facts and make the necessary assumptions.

  7. We use the appropriate and recognized methods of valuation.

  8. We analyze all collated information to arrive at a final value conclusion for your property.

What does our valuation report contain ?

  1. Our valuation report provide you with data, basis and explanation of our opinion and conclusion of value.

  2. While the exact form and content may vary depending on the requirements and nature of the assignment and type of property, our report will include a summary of all relevant data, a recital of the instructions given, a physical and legal identification and description of the property, a descriptive presentation of planning and statutory requirements and a market analysis of factors that affect the value of the property.

  1. When and why is a professional agent required ?

  2. What are the brokerage fees ?

  3. What are the necessary fees required for a real estate property transaction ?

  4. What are your scope of work when you manage a property ?

  5. What are your management fees ?

  6. What sort of consultancy services do Colliers offer ?

  7. What is your scope of work in doing feasibility & marketability study ?

  8. When is a property appraisal needed ?

  9. Who can appraise my property  and what does an appraisal report contain?

  10. What are the appraisal fees ?

  11. How can I become an appraiser ?

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