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What is the All Risk Yield

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A growth metric used in an investment valuation that reflects all the risks and rewards of the subject property.

The risks include tenant covenant, lease length, market conditions.

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What is the Red Book?

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The RICS valuation Global standards.

It sets out mandatory rules, best practices and professional guidance on property valuations.

Ensures valuations are consistent, transparent and compliant.

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What is a valuation for insurance purposes?

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Reinstatement costs assessment for insurance purposes.

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what is an AVM valuation

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An Automated Valuation Model.

used to generate property valuation that uses algorithms and sales data.

Quick assessments of value, but lacks accuracy of full RICS valuation.

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What is a DRC valuation and when would it be used?

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Depreciated Replacement Cost Valuation.

Used to value specialist properties where there is little or no market evidence.

It estimates the cost of rebuilding the property minus depreciation.

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What current challenges is Covid and/or Brexit bringing to Valuation?

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Costs of materials

Supply chain issues

Labour shortages

Market confidence

Demand shift

Interest rates inflation

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What schemes were available to tenants during the pandemic?

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Deferred or reduced rent agreements.

Rring fenced rent debt scheme.

Government published the Code of Practice for Commercial Property Relationships

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Name 1 key change to Red Book from January 2025?

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The restructuring of the Valuation Technical and performance standards.

Incorporation of ESG

Guidelines on AI

Further Alignment of IVS

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Please give the definition of Market Value and when it should be adopted?

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The estimated amount for which an assess or liability should exchange at a valuation date between a willing buyer and willing seller at an arms length transaction with property marketing where both parties are acting knowledgably, prudently and without compulsion.

Should be used to reflect fair and open market price of a property:

Secured lending
Financial reporting
taxation
probate

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What are the requirements for conflict avoidance in terms of engagement.

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Ensure Compliance with PS 2 of the Red Book and VPS

Disclosure and transparency

Client consent

Firm wide conflict checks

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Pinetree’s Business Park, describe the property and a unique feature?

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A large industrial Unit in central Norwich.

Internal cooling system for product.

Rare to have a property of that size so central.

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Pinetree’s Business Park, what fee basis did you agree

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One off Fee for report, paid on completion.

£1,250 plus reasonable incurred expenses.

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***Pinetrees Business Park, how did the purpose influence your report (probate)?

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We must ensure compliance with IHT requirements.

Valued as at the date of death.

Should this be HMRC open market value definition?

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Pinetree Business Park Did you identify any factors from due diligence which impacted value?

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The property didn’t have an EPC which could have an impact on value if the property wasn’t at the requisite level.
EPC expired. Advised to get done.

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Pinetrees Business Park, What was the value you calculated?

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£625,000

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Pinetrees Business Park, Talk us through your calculations and rationale.

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I reviewed the lease agreement and compiled comparable evidence.

I carried out a investment appraisal using bespoke development software called BOE.

Ensured the terms of the lease were correctly inputted, and applied suitable capitalization rates rates.

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What was your reported value for St martin Lane?

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***Did you verify your value using any other methods for St martin Lane?

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Cross check Comparable method of valuation

Considering alternative uses/redevelopment

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Talk us through your analysis of the comparable evidence for St Martins Lane?

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I looked at property Characteristics, size location and use

Lease terms

Yield analysis

context of the letting

Capital values

Market conditions

20
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What was the rationale for the yield you applied at St Martin Lane?

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I reviewed the lease and tenant strength.

Review the Risk.

Reviewed comparable evidence, compare investments

Yields reflect market sentiment and investor confidence and risk perception.

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**How did the purpose influence how you conducted the valuation at St Martin Lane??

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The purpose for a pension fund internal purpose and therefore influenced how it was conducted, in this case based on market value.

Because of its purpose it was therefore red book compliant.

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Describe 1 of the 12 units at Grove Road, and a unique feature?

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Unit 1, the largest of the 12 units, with a small courtyard.

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What was your advice as to market conditions for Grove Road Industrial Estate?

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Good for secured income producing sites, interest rates had however had an impact on the number of purchasers in the market, but there were a number for cash buyers in the market.

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What was your advice on value of the Property for Grove Road

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I valued the property at £400k but suggested that we enter the market at £415,000.

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Talk through your calculations for valuing Grove Road?
I reviewed the leases and conducted an investment appraisal. I complied comparable evidence and applied appropriate capitalisation rates. For completeness, i looked at a residential development scheme considering the neighbouring properties which confirmed that it was not viable and the value was currently in an industrial estate.
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Detail your advice as to marketing strategy with rationale for Grove Road?
Along with the usual marketing such as online portals, board and particulars, we targeted key investors that we believed would be interested. We also carried out a targeted social media campaign that focused on commercial investment companies. and whilst development wasn't viable at the moment, it may well be in the future, so we also looked at targeting developers who were interested in short to medium term income opportunities with long term development potential.
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Describe The Old Hatchery and its unique feature?
Redundant chicken shed set in an attractive location on the outskirts of Norwich. Desirable location.
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What was your advice as to market conditions?
Market conditions were tough due to construction costs increasing considerably, and planning taking upwards for 18months to be achieved. Developers were looking for secure sites that they could develop without getting into length planning disputes with local authorities.
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How did the planning advice inform your advice for the The Old Hatchery?
The likelihood of achieving planning and the route of which this could be achieved. The number of dwellings achieved ultimately fed into my development appraisal.
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What is the definition of market rent?
The estimated amount for which an interest in real property should be leased on the valuation date between a willing lessor and willing lessee on appropriate lease terms in an arm’s length transaction, after proper marketing and where the parties had each acted knowledgeably, prudently and without compulsion
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When would fair value be used and what is its definition?
It's often applied where there's a need to reflect the price between knowledgeable, willing parties in an orderly transaction, but not necessarily on the open market.
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What does ESG stand for and can you give me examples of these considerations in a valuation?
Environmental Social Governance E=Energy performance, flood risk assessments S=Community facilities, accessibility, amenities G= Regulatory compliance
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What's included within terms of engagement for a red book valuation
Property details Purpose Tenure Basis of valuation Currency Assumptions limitations valuation date content conflicts insurance fees ESG
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What is the structure of the Red Book
Part 1 - Introduction Part 2 - Definitions Part 3 - Professional Standards Part 4 - Valuation Performance Practical and standards VPS 1 - Terms of engagement VPS 2 - valuation approach VPS 3 - Basis of value VPS 4 - Inspection VPS 5 - Modeling VPS 6 - reporting Part 5 - Valuation practice guidance applications Main ones to note: VPGA 1 financial reporting VPGA 2 secured lending VPGA 8 real property interests
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Please can you give me an example of a valuation conflict of interest?
Previous advise provided to the buyer on acquisition but now providing the lending valuation advise In a lease scenario, acting for the landlord, but the tenant is also a client.
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What are the exemptions from the Red Book?
Agency and Brokerage Explicitly agreed with the client Internal purposes Negotiations Expert Witness Report
37
According to the RICS, what are the different basis of value and when should they be used?
Market Value - sale, tax, secured finance Market rent - lease negotiations, rent reviews, valuation of tenancies Fair value - financial reporting under IFRS Investment value - for specific investment decisions, value to particular investor Synergetic value - marriage value, used when two assets together are worth more than the individual parts. Liquidation value - used in insolvency sale scenarios, reflects value from rapid sale, often discounted.
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Do you have regard for ESG in your Red Book Valuations, please give examples?
We state within our valuations if there are any significant ESG factors that would materially impact our valaution. Environmental - Poor EPC rating (market ability, rent) Social - Wellbeing, and community Governance - Green Clauses in leases
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What is ESG and can you give examples of each?
Environmental - MEES, Green Leases, flooding Social - Health and Wellbeing, community impact, does it serve the community. Governance - AML, Bribery, ethical supply chains, Data governance
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How do you reflect risk in your valuations?
Assessing market volatility Analysing the lease Reviewing the condition of the property and adjusting the yield to reflect this.
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What is the Hierarchy of comparable evidence?
Category A - Direct evidence Category B - General Market Data Category C - Other Sources

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