A market valuation report following the Red Book guidelines including detailed analysis, methodologies used, and the rationale behind the property's valuation. The Red Book is widely recognized as a gold standard for property valuations.

This is an assessment of the market value of a property that is owned under a shared ownership scheme. A valuation is typically required when staircasing, which means purchasing additional shares in the property, or selling the property to establish its market value before selling your share.

This is an assessment of a property's value at a specific point in time to calculate the capital gains tax due when selling or transferring the property.

This is an assessment of a property's market value at the date of the owner's death to calculate any Inheritance Tax (IHT) due on the estate.

This is an assessment of how much it will cost to extend the lease on a leasehold property based on legal guidelines set out in the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (for qualifying leaseholders in England and Wales).

This is an assessment of how much leaseholders (typically a group of flat owners) must pay to buy the freehold of their building. This process is known as collective enfranchisement and is governed by the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (in England and Wales).