The right type of assessment
A bank valuation, a market appraisal and a formal report are not interchangeable.
( property valuation )
Know what it is worth before you commit to anything.
The right assessmentKnow which type of valuation you need.
A named providerClear on who is responsible and what is covered.
Information readyProperty details organised from the start.
The right assessmentKnow which type of valuation you need.
A named providerClear on who is responsible and what is covered.
Information readyProperty details organised from the start.
( track record )
RM12B+GDV Track RecordCumulative gross development value delivered across projects led.
98%Client SatisfactionBuyers and developers who choose to work with Averis again.
8+Core ServicesProject marketing, advisory, and subsale investment under one roof.
( scope )
Define the purpose. Establish the right scope.
Identify why the valuation is required, who will rely on it, and whether a particular institution…
Establish the property’s location, type, tenure, size, occupancy, and available documentation.
Clarify the appointed valuation provider, responsibilities, fees, and proposed deliverables before…
Coordinate access and the supporting information requested by the appointed professional.
Confirm the agreed output and direct questions about its findings, assumptions, and limitations to…
( portfolio )
12 developments across 5 states.
From RM152,000 homes in Tapah to serviced apartments in the Klang Valley — marketed alongside developers including Sime Darby Property and Lagenda.
( why averis )
Clarity before the work is commissioned.
A clearly identified provider
Who is carrying out the valuation, under what registration, and what the report can be used for.
An organised starting point
Title, floor plans, tenancy details and renovation history gathered before the inspection, not chased after it.
( how we work )( step 1 ) ( step 2 ) ( step 3 ) ( step 4 ) ( step 5 )
How to begin your valuation enquiry.
Explain the purpose
Tell us why you need the valuation and who requires it.
Share the property details
Provide the location and basic information.
Confirm the appointment
Review the provider, scope, intended use, fees, and expected timing.
Coordinate the assessment
Arrange any required access and supporting information.
Receive the agreed deliverable
The appointed professional issues the output and addresses questions within the agreed scope.
( preparation )
Have the essentials ready.
Useful starting information includes:
- Property address and type
- Approximate land or built-up area
- Ownership or title information, where available
- Current occupancy or tenancy status
- Purpose of the valuation
- Intended recipient and required timing
( faq )
Frequently asked questions.
No. Agency market guidance can inform price discussions, while a formal valuation has a defined professional scope, purpose, and intended use. Tell us which decision or requirement you need to support.
The responsible professional or appointed valuation firm must be identified before the instruction is confirmed. Their role and deliverables should be stated in the appointment.
Confirm the institution’s requirements before commissioning the work. It may require a particular provider, format, or appointment process.
The appointed professional will determine the inspection and information requirements for the agreed scope.
Fees and timing depend on the property, purpose, access, information available, and assignment requirements. These should be confirmed before the work proceeds.
( get in touch )
Tell us what you need the valuation for.
Share your property’s basic details and intended purpose so the appropriate next steps can be discussed.
Discuss a Valuation