Criteria for evaluating a property

The criteria and methods used in valuing a property are not very clear. The factors that generally influence the value of a property are:

• The location (including the floor, the view, solar orientation and accessibility)       
• The terrain
• The typology and layout of the property
• The quality of construction
• The finishes and equipment available
• The date of construction
• The state of conservation
• The market (demand and supply)
• The parking, pool, elevator, green spaces

Property appraisers

The best way to assess the value of a used property is to look for a specialized company or property appraiser. They are able to give a complete evaluation, providing valuable help, especially in the comparative market criteria.

More quickly (and free of charge) you can also make comparisons with our advertised properties.

The IRS provides a geographic zone valuer, who assigns a value to the property and an amount of tax to be paid for the property.

Documents required

To receive a valuation of a property you will need documents such as:

• Plan of the property
• Caderneta predial
• Registration of the conservatory
• City council licenses

Before buying or selling a property you should try to get an appraisal of its value. Contact us and we will help you!

To evaluate a used property, information such as the geographical area, the nature of the property, the type of the property, its condition, its area, and the state of the market are taken into account.