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Bank valuations vs market value: what is the difference?

When securing a mortgage for a property, the bank will require a valuation to be carried out, where an independent valuation firm is appointed to assess their opinion of Market Value (MV). What may come as a surprise to potential buyers, is the valuation figure they expected maybe in disparity with the valuation done by the bank’s appointed surveyors.

What is Market Value?

The first thing to understand is what Market Value (MV) means. Essentially, it is the agreed-upon price between the buyer and the seller determined through demand, supply, and the current market conditions, or rather the price at which the property is being sold at a particular time. MV also assumes that the property has been properly marketed. 

With that being said, when determining MV, there is sometimes an element of emotion that affects the price. A buyer may fall in love with a property and will therefore be prepared to pay a higher price. A buyer may also get tired of trying to find the ‘perfect‘ property at their budget, so will compromise and increase the budget. Alternatively, a distressed seller may get worried if their property is not selling, and will reduce the price.  As such, these personal, human elements can have an effect on the actual purchase price.

How do ‘market valuations’ differ from ‘bank valuations’?

While market value can be affected by emotion, bank valuations, on the other hand, are purely concerned with numbers. A person will usually get a bank valuation when they are looking to get equity from their property or to secure a mortgage for a house they want to buy. A key difference between market and bank valuations is that market value tends to be higher than a bank’s value. The bank has to ensure that the mortgage does not exceed the value of the property, as it will serve as collateral if you are unable to make the loan repayments. Their main goal in valuing the property is to determine how much they can recoup if an individual were to default on their mortgage payments and the property needs to be repossessed in distressed circumstances. If the situation arises, the bank may be forced to sell below market value in order to avoid accruing interest over a long period of time.  Generally speaking, bank valuations tend to be on the lower end of the pricing spectrum. 

A ‘market valuation’ you receive from a broker is simply their opinion of value based on experience. A valuation from a bank is typically undertaken by an independent valuation company that provides a valuation report, which includes Market Value (MV) based on reliable evidence. A person will usually use a bank valuation when they are seeking to release equity from a property or to secure a mortgage for a property. The bank ensures that the mortgage does not exceed the value of the property, as it will serve as collateral if the borrower is unable to make the loan repayments. If the situation arises that the bank is forced to repossess the property, they will likely attempt to sell the property to recoup the loan. 

You may require a bank valuation to secure a mortgage or release equity in a property. In this instance, an independent valuation is carried out to ensure the amount to be borrowed is within the bank’s loan-to-value risk appetite. A deposit will be required from the buyer and combined with the mortgage should cover the purchase price. The loan-to-value ratio is capped by the Central Bank and will differ depending on various factors including property type, the value of the property, and if the property is an investment or to be lived in. It is important to remember that a bank is typically risk-averse.

Can anything be done to improve a bank valuation?

The process of releasing equity or gaining a mortgage that works for the borrower can be frustrating. Borrowers may have to pay a higher deposit than originally thought. That withstanding, there are some things a homeowner can do to improve the value of their property. 

First impressions matter, so make sure your property is clean and tidy. Give your property a minor face-lift with some cosmetic updates. This might include a new lick of paint on the walls, a bit of landscaping and fixing any minor repairs. You should also make sure that all unfinished renovations are completed before a surveyor visits. Should you wish to upgrade your property, the kitchen and bathrooms, generally speaking, add the most value internally. Further to this, a private swimming pool, patio and/or a well-landscaped garden is always better than a sandpit. It’s important to note that cost does not necessarily equal value as everyone has different tastes and preferences. Also, note that furniture is not included in a typical mortgage valuation.

One step further would be to highlight the benefits of a property when compared to similar properties in the neighborhood. A list of any upgrades, renovations, and maintenance not easily seen can help the valuer build a better picture. Also, it’s worth highlighting the community/building facilities and amenities.  If you are the type to leave nothing to chance, you can also do your own research on the community and get the details of any recent, comparable transactions in the area to support the valuation. You should approach your role in the valuation as helping the valuer see the benefits of the property.

If you are looking for an independent and impartial valuation on a property, book a consultation with one of our Chartered Surveyors. 

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How to Get a Mortgage on a Commercial Property in Dubai

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A Comprehensive Guide to Property Valuation in Dubai

Have you ever wondered how to do property valuation in Dubai? If you are thinking of buying or selling a property in Dubai, before you do, it’s important to understand how to determine the value of the properties in this city. It is not as simple as looking at the market value of similar properties in the area. Many factors go into property valuation, such as location, age of the property, condition of the property, etc. This blog will cover all you need to know about commercial property valuation in Dubai. We will discuss the different methods of valuation, as well as the factors that affect property value. By the end of this blog, you will have a good understanding of how to do valuation in Dubai and what you can do to maximise the value of your property. What is a Property Valuation? A property valuation is an estimate of the worth of a property. There are a lot of factors on which the evaluation is based, including the property’s location, age, size, condition, and more. Professional appraisers generally conduct valuations and use them for various purposes, such as setting the asking price for a property, determining its insurance value, or assessing its market value. Considering buying a property in Dubai, it is a good idea to get a valuation before making an offer. It will give you an idea of what the property is worth and help you to negotiate a fair price. The valuation process can be complicated, but our team of experts can help you through it. We understand the market in Dubai and can provide you with an accurate valuation of your property so that you don’t have to look for other property valuation companies in Dubai. The Process of Valuation The valuation process in Dubai is similar to that of other global markets. However, there are a few key things that make it unique. For one, the process is often faster in Dubai due to the high number of transactions that take place. It means that valuators have to be able to work quickly and efficiently in order to get the job done. It is not as complicated as it may seem at first. In fact, there are only a few key steps that you need to follow to get an accurate valuation for your property. First, you will need to find a registered valuer in Dubai. There are several firms that offer this service, so it should not be too difficult to find one that suits your needs. Once you have found a reputable valuer, they will physically inspect your property. This inspection determines the size, condition and location of your property. After the physical inspection, the valuer will research the current market value of similar properties in the same area. It will help them to come up with an accurate valuation for your property. Finally, the valuer will provide you with a report that includes their findings and the property valuation certificate. Another key thing to keep in mind is that the valuators in Dubai are often more experienced than in other markets. The market is constantly changing and evolving, and valuators need to adapt to the changes. It means that they need to have a good understanding of the market and provide accurate valuations. Why is Property Valuation Important? Property valuation is important for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it ensures that you’re getting a fair price for your property. No one wants to overpay for a property, and a valuation can help to ensure that you’re not doing just that. Valuations can also help to give you a better understanding of your property’s worth. It can be useful information to have if you’re looking to sell your property in the future. And finally, valuations can also help to resolve disputes between buyers and sellers. If there’s a disagreement over the price of a property, a valuation can help to settle the matter. Different Methods of Property Valuation When it comes to valuation, there are a few different methods that can be used. The most common practice is Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). This method is where you compare the property in question to similar properties that have recently sold in the area. It gives you a good idea of what the property is worth in the current market. Another method used is the Income Approach. This method looks at the potential income that the property could generate, such as rent or future sale price. It is a good method to use if you’re looking at an investment property. Finally, there is the Cost Approach. This method looks at the value of the land, cost of the materials, and labour that went to build the property. It is a good method to use if you’re looking at a new build property. How to Choose the Right Property Valuation Method? There are a number of different methods used to value property in Dubai, and it can be tricky to know which one is right for you. The most common methods are the Replacement Cost Method, the Market Value Method, and the Income Approach. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to choose the right one for your needs. The Replacement Cost Method is often used for new developments, giving a more accurate representation of the property’s true value. The Market Value Method is more commonly used for older properties, as it considers the current market conditions. The Income Approach is often used for commercial properties, as it considers the property’s potential rental income. To choose the right property valuation method in Dubai, you’ll need to consider your specific needs and requirements. Pros and Cons of Property Valuation Regarding property valuation in Dubai, there are pros and cons to consider. 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Why is it important to get a property valuation service in Dubai?

The Dubai real estate market is one of the world’s most dynamic and diverse. There has been significant growth in the market, with new developments and projects springing up all over the city. If you are considering buying or selling a property in Dubai, getting a property valuation service is important. A property valuation is an estimation of the worth of a property, usually based on recent sales in the area, the property’s size and amenities, and other factors. In Dubai, property valuation services are critical for many reasons. They can be used for taxation purposes, to determine the value of an insurance policy, or to aid in the sale or purchase of a property. This blog will discuss why you must go for property valuation services in Dubai and how you can find the right one. Why is a property valuation service important in Dubai? If you’re considering buying or renting a property in Dubai, it’s essential to research and understand the market. This will help you make the best decision for your needs and budget. In order to make sure that you are getting the most out of your commercial property in Dubai, it is important to consider getting a property valuation service. This will help you to understand the value of your property, as well as the market trends in Dubai. Remember that the value of commercial property in Dubai can fluctuate quite quickly. So, it is vital to keep up-to-date with the latest trends. A property valuation service in Dubai can provide an accurate and unbiased assessment of your property’s value. This can be helpful when you are looking to sell or rent your property, as it can give you an idea of what price to expect. A property valuation report will consider several factors, such as the location of the property, its size, age, condition, and any upgrades or renovations that have been carried out. The report will also look at comparable properties in the same area to determine a fair market value for your property. If you are considering selling or renting your property, getting a property valuation service in Dubai is well worth it. What are the benefits of using a property valuation service in Dubai? When it comes to property in Dubai, it is important to know the value of your investment. A property valuation service can give you an accurate estimate of your property’s worth. Hence, it can help you make informed buying, selling, or renting decisions. There are many benefits to using a property valuation service in Dubai. Here are a few of the most important ones: You will get an accurate estimate of your property’s value.You can make informed decisions about buying, selling or renting your property.You will have a valuable resource when it comes time to negotiate with buyers or renters.You will be able to ensure you are getting the best return on your investment.You will be able to avoid overpaying for your property An accurate valuation will ensure that you can sell or rent your property for the right price and also that you can budget for any future repairs or renovations that may be required. Property valuation will consider any changes in the market, such as changes in property prices or rents and any changes to the property’s condition. The valuation will also consider any property’s unique features, such as its location or history. What should you look for when choosing a property valuation service in Dubai? When choosing a property valuation service in Dubai, you should keep a few key factors in mind. First and foremost, you want to ensure that the service is accredited and licensed to operate in Dubai. This will give you peace of mind knowing that the service is reputable and reliable. Secondly, you’ll want to consider the experience of the property valuation service. How long has the service provider been in operation? What kind of properties have they valued in the past? The more experience service has, the better equipped they’ll be to provide an accurate property valuation. Lastly, you’ll want to compare rates between different services. Make sure to get a few quotes before making your final decision. Considering these factors, you can be sure to choose a property valuation service that is right for you. What factors influence the value of a property? Many factors can influence the value of a property. Some of these factors are within the property owner’s control, such as the condition of the property and the type of improvements made to it. Other factors, such as the location of the property and the local market conditions, are out of the property owner’s control. It is important to remember that a property valuation certificate ultimately determines the value of a property. So, even if a property is located in a desirable area and is in excellent condition, it may not be worth as much as another property if there is not as much demand for it. Let’s have a look at these factors in detail: The condition of the property. A well-maintained property will typically be worth more than one that needs repair.The size of the property. Larger properties will typically be worth more than smaller ones.The age of the property. Older properties will typically be worth more than newer ones.The zoning of the property. 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