You can apply for a property valuation at the office of the expert committee. You must state your authorisation in your application. State which property or which right to which property you would like to have valued.
Some expert committees offer a separate application form for this purpose.
You will receive the report in writing.
Unless otherwise specified or agreed, the appraisals of the expert committees are not binding.
The main factors taken into account when determining the market value are
- the point in time to which the valuation relates (valuation date)
- the legal circumstances
These include
- the state of development
- the condition of the property under contribution law
- the condition of the property under tax law and
- The type and extent of building utilisation in accordance with public building and planning law
- the actual characteristics of the property and other characteristics such as
- Plot size
- Shape of the property
- Soil conditions
- Development
- the location of the property