Frequently Asked Questions
A property valuation is a professional assessment of a property’s market value, carried out by a certified valuer. It takes into account key factors such as location, size, condition, and current market trends.
A valuation report is required to accurately determine the value of a property or asset based on market evidence and professional analysis. Banks, buyers, sellers, courts, auditors, and insurers rely on valuation reports for financing, legal matters, property transfers, and risk assessment. It protects you from overpaying, underselling, or making uninformed decisions.
Typically, you can expect the valuation report within 24 to 48 hours after the site visit. However, the exact timeframe depends on the property or asset’s size, complexity, and type.
Our formal quotation or service agreement clearly outlines the scope of work, fees, and expected completion time before we begin.
A property’s value is influenced by several key elements, including its location, size, layout, and overall condition. Market trends, available amenities, and proximity to schools, transport, and commercial areas also play a major role.
Additional factors include developer reputation, quality of building management, service charges, and future community developments, all of which can significantly impact long-term value.
Yes. We provide Dubai Land Department (DLD)–certified valuation reports that fully comply with Dubai Government and RERA standards. Our reports are officially recognised for legal, financial, regulatory, and transaction purposes.
Valuation service fees start from:
Land: AED 1,500
Apartment: AED 1,600
Townhouse: AED 1,700
Villa: AED 1,750
Shop: AED 1,750
Office: AED 1,750
Warehouse: AED 2,500
These are the minimum fees for preparing valuation reports in accordance with RERA standards. The final fee may vary depending on the property’s specific details, calculation requirements, and the purpose of the valuation.
Typically, we require proof of ownership such as the Title Deed, Oqood, Sales & Purchase Agreement, along with any documents related to the property or asset’s history, specifications, and condition.
Additional documents may be requested depending on the valuation purpose.
Unfortunately, no. Under Dubai Government and RERA regulations, each valuation report is issued for one specific purpose only.
For this reason, we request that clients clearly specify the exact purpose of the valuation report or certificate prior to the commencement of our work.
You can easily schedule a property or asset valuation by contacting us through our website, submitting your documents online, or reaching us directly at +971 50 810 8334 or info@atfvaluation.com.
Our team will coordinate a suitable time for the site inspection and provide guidance throughout the entire process.