We issue real-estate valuation reports under the International Valuation Standards and the rules of the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem), filed on the platform so they are accepted by financing, judicial and regulatory bodies.
We cover raw land and subdivisions, villas and apartments, commercial and office buildings, malls, warehouses, hotels and serviced units, and special-purpose assets — for financing and mortgage, sale and purchase, financial statements, estates and partition, judicial disputes, and expropriation for public benefit.
We apply all three approaches — market, income and cost — and justify the chosen approach in the report rather than applying it without reasoning, presenting comparable sources, their dates and adjustment factors transparently enough for any reviewer to re-derive the figure.
Who this service is for
- Financial institutions and real-estate finance companies
- Developers and property owners
- Listed companies for financial reporting purposes
- Heirs and co-owners in partition and liquidation
- Government entities in expropriation and compensation
- Courts and committees requiring expert reports
How we work
- 01
Setting the basis of value
Defining the purpose, basis and date of value and any special assumptions.
- 02
Site inspection
Visiting the property and documenting condition, areas, services and restrictions with photographs and coordinates.
- 03
Market analysis
Collecting and adjusting comparables and analysing supply and demand in the relevant catchment.
- 04
Applying the approach
Applying the market, income or cost approach with reasoned selection and a reasonableness test.
- 05
Issue and filing
Issuing the report signed by an accredited valuer and filing it on the Taqeem platform.
Frequently asked questions
Is your report accepted by banks and courts?
Yes. The report is issued by a valuer accredited with the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers and filed on the Taqeem platform — the condition financing and judicial bodies require for acceptance.
How long does a valuation report take?
Single residential properties are completed within three to five business days of inspection; portfolios and special-purpose assets require longer, quoted after scoping.
What documents are needed to start?
The title deed or registry record, the approved plan, the building permit if any, current lease contracts for income-producing property, and any existing restrictions or mortgages.
Does market value differ from insurable or book value?
Yes, and the differences are material. Market value assumes a sale between willing parties, insurable value measures reinstatement cost, and book value follows accounting depreciation policy. The basis of value is stated explicitly in the report.