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What is a retail trade-related property and valuation?

Trade-related properties are those designed for a specific purpose. Therefore, they must be valued based on their trading performance, as well as the worth of their buildings and assets. As some retail premises can fall into this category, a trade-related valuation is needed to determine their true market value.

The profits valuation method, or income approach, is used for this process, allowing the valuer to evidence how much a retail property is worth to existing owners, banks, lenders or insolvency practitioners. Trade-related valuations for retail properties are completed in line with RICS Global Standards to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

“A retail property's true market value extends beyond its physical structure to encompass its trading potential. A trade-related valuation provides lenders, buyers and sellers with comprehensive insight, ensuring informed negotiations and evidence-based decisions that reflect real-world performance.”

Mark Searby
Director
Mark Searby

When will I need a trade-related valuation for a retail property?

Trade-related valuations are needed whenever a retail trade-related property is being acquired. The buyer and seller will benefit from having a retail property valued via this method because it allows for fairer negotiations based on actual trading performance.

Lending institutions also often utilise this service when making secured borrowing decisions for clients hoping to buy or refinance a retail property. What is more, trade-related valuers may be required to act as Expert Witnesses in court proceedings, with their work playing a crucial role in testimonies.

Arranging a trade-related valuation for a retail property

Completing our contact form or calling 0207 022 2380 is the easiest way to arrange a trade-related valuation for a retail property you are buying, selling or making a secured lending decision on. You will speak directly to a dedicated expert who is ready to learn about your requirements.

Our team will then spend a short while working out the retail trade-related valuation cost and timeframe. We will contact you once again to share this information, and you can confirm whether you would like to proceed with us.

Once instructed, your dedicated trade-related valuer will inspect the retail property's premises and finances before writing up a detailed report to help you make the most informed decision possible.

Why choose Eddisons for a trade-related valuation of a retail property?

We believe we are the best-placed firm to value the trading potential of any retail property. Some of the main reasons to consider our services include:

Arrange your retail trade-related valuation now

A retail trade-related valuation can give you the clarity needed to make informed acquisition or lending decisions. Do not hesitate to arrange yours today by calling 0207 022 2380 or completing the form below.

Your Trade-Related Valuation Team

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