Agricultural Property Valuation

Valuation of farmland, orchards and rural holdings with attention to access, water and productivity.

Overview

A clear opinion begins with correct identification.

Agricultural land is assessed in its local rural context. Identification, tenure, access, irrigation, soil, improvements, cropping potential and comparable evidence are considered together.

Assets covered

Cultivated farmland
Orchards and plantations
Farmhouses and rural improvements
Large rural holdings
Agricultural development land

Common purposes

Agricultural and commercial finance
Sale or family settlement
Court and inheritance matters
Investment planning
Government and institutional purposes

How we assess

Evidence first. Judgement second. Conclusion last.

Inspection focus

Revenue identification and physical location
Access and road approach
Irrigation and water availability
Soil, terrain and present use
Structures, trees and other improvements

Analysis

Local agricultural comparables
Productivity and physical attributes
Access and irrigation adjustments
Tenure and restrictions
Separate consideration of improvements where relevant

Information required

Revenue record and ownership evidence
Survey or field map
Mutation and possession information
Water or irrigation records where relevant
Crop or lease information where applicable

The deliverable

Clear reporting for the decision at hand.

A location-specific agricultural valuation supported by rural market evidence and documented site characteristics.

The scope, basis of value, assumptions, evidence and reporting are aligned with the applicable purpose-specific requirements and recognised professional valuation principles.

Start an assignment

Tell us what needs to be valued.

Share the asset location, purpose and preferred inspection time. Our coordination team will guide you on the required information.

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