Chapter: 13
Valuation
-Subodh Sharma Gautam
(NEC 6367 Civil “A”)
MSc Urban Planning, MBA Finance, BE Civil
Valuation
• technique of assessing the present fair value of
the property
• art of determining actual unbiased, legal and
logical value of the property
Note: value of the property depends upon its structure, life
span, location, maintenance etc
Cost and Value
• Cost:
– Cost is the original cost and the original cost may
be either construction cost or a purchase cost.
• Value:
– Value means the present (current) salable value of
the property.
Note: Value may either less than or greater than the cost
Purpose of Valuation
– Buying and selling of property
– Taxation (local bodies tax , property tax and wealth
tax)
– Rent fixation
– Security for loan or mortgage
– Compulsory acquisition
– For insurance
– To determine the court fee
– To prepare the balance sheet of company
– Partition of the property
– Reinstatement (to get the original value)
Principle of valuation
• Costs depends upon supply and demand
• Costs depends upon its design, specification and
location
• Costs varies with the purpose
• Costs depends upon age and condition of property
• Costs depends upon the psychology of the buyer and
seller
• Depends upon the present and future use of the
property
• Costs analysis must depends upon the statistical data
Factors affecting the value of the property
– Location
– Climatic condition
– Population census
– Supply and demand function
– Rate of interest
– Topography
– Rent restriction act
– Security on capital
– Abnormal condition
– Purpose
Terms used in Valuation (value classification)
• Gross income
• Net income
• Outgoings
• Book Value
• Salvage Value
• Scrap Value
• Distress value
• Monopoly Value
• Assessed value
• Speculative Value
• Obsolescence
• Leasehold property
• Freehold Property
• Capital Cost:
• Capitalized Value
• Years Purchase(Yp)
Various Methods of Valuation
• Cost based method of valuation
• Depreciation method
• Plinth area method
• Rental method
• Profit based method
• Capital value comparison method
• Development method
Valuation Report Writing
• It consist of three parts
– Part I
• Deals with all details about property
– Part II
• Calculations and final value as curtained by valuator
– Part III
• Valuator’s declaration
Qualification of Valuers
• Knowledge of surveying, levelling planning,
designing, and construction works
• Knowledge of estimation and quantity
surveying, market rate of land, interest rate,
rent act and prevailing acts and regulations
• Knowledge of building codes and bye-laws
• Knowledge of vastu science
• Report writing skill and computer skill
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2/10/2024 SS Gautam (6367 Civil "A"), IOE, TU 11