Commercial Property Valuations
Offices, retail and mixed-use property in Victoria and across Seychelles, valued on income potential and lease structure.
Commercial property in Seychelles is valued on the income it produces, the strength of its leases, and how it compares to similar investment property in Victoria and other commercial nodes. Forctis applies income capitalisation and comparable sales approaches together, cross-checked against each other.
We value offices, retail premises, shops and mixed-use buildings, for owners, landlords, banks financing acquisition or refinance, and companies needing fair value figures for financial reporting.
Reports set out the rental and yield evidence used and the reasoning behind the final opinion of value, in a format a bank credit committee or company board can follow.
Common questions about commercial property valuations.
What approach is used to value commercial property in Seychelles?
Primarily income capitalisation, using actual or market rental income and an appropriate yield, cross-checked against recent comparable sales of similar commercial property.
Can imported building costs affect a commercial valuation?
Yes, where a replacement cost approach is relevant, the cost of imported materials and shipping to Seychelles is factored into the assessment.
Other areas of practice.
Residential Property Valuations
Villas, houses, apartments and residential land, for sale, finance, estates and divorce.
Learn more →Industrial Property Valuations
Warehouses, factories and logistics property, including specialised and owner-occupied assets.
Learn more →Agricultural & Rural Valuations
Plantations, smallholdings and rural land, valued on land quality, improvements, water, access and topography.
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