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Valuation Calculations - 101 worked examples

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Valuation Calculations - 101 worked examples

Author: Ollie Saunders

Real estate valuation is an art requiring skill, judgment and experience. There is no prescriptive way in which to value any property: the approach is entirely down to the valuer. This book demystifies the number crunching and provides fresh ideas for new approaches.

The 101 worked examples illustrate the many different scenarios a valuer may encounter and the different techniques that can be employed. Each calculation is clearly set out, and the jargon-free commentary highlights points of interest and danger areas.



  • RICS Books
  • ISBN: 9781842195680
  • Item Code: 18270
  • 224 Pages
  • Paperback
  • Jun 2010
Price: £45.00 Convert to € $ ¥

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