Commercial
Commercial valuations from certified-general appraisers.
Narrative reports for acquisition, eminent domain, litigation, and business-property valuation — income, cost, and sales approaches as the assignment requires.
Commercial assignments need the right credential and the right approach to value. ValueSwell routes these to certified-general appraisers and supports the full narrative workflow — so income- and cost-approach analysis is handled, not skipped.
Acquisition & eminent domain
Acquisition and condemnation valuations for public agencies and counsel.
Business & investment
Income-producing and owner-occupied commercial property for financing, sale, or planning.
Litigation support
Narrative reports and analysis built to support contested commercial matters.
How it works
1. Tell us about the property
Address, purpose, and the effective date your matter needs.
2. Our agents do the legwork
Data, comps, and a first draft are assembled automatically.
3. A licensed appraiser signs
A state-licensed appraiser reviews and signs a USPAP-compliant report.
Frequently asked questions
- Who completes commercial appraisals?
- Commercial assignments require a Certified General appraiser. ValueSwell routes these engagements to appropriately credentialed appraisers.
- Which approaches to value are included?
- It depends on the property and assignment — the income, cost, and sales-comparison approaches are applied as relevant, consistent with USPAP.
- How are commercial appraisals priced?
- Commercial narratives vary widely with property type and scope; fees commonly start around $1,000 and rise with complexity.
Ready when you are.
A licensed appraiser, the right effective date, and documentation that holds up.
Discuss a commercial engagement