We look at various factors, all scientifically selected and weighted. Common factors may include location, size, condition, comparable sales data, market trends, zoning regulations, and potential income generation for income-producing properties

Property valuation can only be undertaken by a valuer who is rightfully trained, registered, and licensed by Valuers Registration Board (VRB).

The duration a valuation process takes varies depending on factors such as the complexity of the property, availability of data, stakeholder involvement, acess, logistics, e.t.c. However, we strive to complete a typical valuation process within 5 business days. Short form valuations can be completed in a record 48hrs!

Our costing for property valuation is guided by the Valuers Act cap 532 which presents the Valuers Scale of Fees as follows:

1. Urban and Rating:

 1st Ksh. 400,000 at 1.0 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 600,000 at 0.5 per cent.

 Residue at 0.25 per cent.

2. Agriculture:

 1st Ksh. 600,000 at 1 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 400,000 at 0.5 per cent.

 Residue at 0.25 per cent.

3. Compulsory Acquisition:

 1st Ksh. 400,000 at 1 per cent.

 Residue at 0.5 per cent.

4. Rental (Urban and Agricultural):

 1st Ksh. 40,000 p.a. at 10 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 60,000 p.a. at 5 per cent.

 Residue p.a. at 2.5 per cent.

5. Plant and Machinery:

 Up to Ksh. 2,000,000 at 1 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 3,000,000 at 0.5 per cent.

 Residue at 0.25 per cent.

6. Furniture:

 Up to Ksh. 200,000 at 2 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 300,000 at 1 per cent.

 Residue at 0.5 per cent.

7. Rating:

 Minimum fees Ksh. 200,000 at 2 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 300,000 at 1 per cent.

 Residue at 0.5 per cent.

8. Fittings and Trade Stock:

 1st Ksh. 100,000 at 2 per cent.

 Next Ksh. 200,000 at 1 per cent.

 Residue at 0.5 per cent.

9. Travel, logistics, and administration costs:

These shall be based on the costs incurred in carrying out valuation.

10. Consultancy:

Ksh. 3,000/= per hour, where consultancy involves carrying out a valuation and compilation of a valuation report or advising on the value of the property.

A minimum of Ksh. 5,000/= per hour where such consultancy does not involve carrying out a valuation and compilation of a valuation report or advising on the value of the property.

Yes, a client has the right to contest the outcome of a valuation process if they are convinced that the valuation is not consistent with current market value, or if some crucial factors were not considered in arriving at the final value. 

A typical valuation report will contain the following:

• A cover page
• Instructions/terms of reference
• Purpose of valuation
• Date of inspection/valuation
• Basis of valuation and its definition
• Valuers limiting conditions
• Photos of the subject property
• The Land Registered Number/s
• Situation
• Title details
• Improvements
• Construction and accommodation details
• Market analysis
• General remarks
• The opinion of value in words and figures
• Signature and seal

The content of the valuation report may vary depending on the uniqueness of each valuation. 

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