What is my commercial
property worth?
Commercial value is method plus market: how your asset class is underwritten, applied to the county it sits in. Pick your combination below for the valuation method buyers actually use, live asking-price data, and county-specific pricing context. For a number on your specific property, request a free broker valuation.
Multifamily value is driven by the income approach: in-place net operating income divided by a market cap rate, cross-checked against price per unit and price per square foot.
Retail value comes from capitalizing lease income, weighed lease by lease: tenant credit, remaining term, and lease structure (NNN versus gross) move the cap rate more than the building itself.
Office value hinges on the income approach with a hard look at lease rollover: weighted average lease term, tenant improvement exposure, and whether the likely buyer is an investor or an owner-user.
Industrial value is set by price per square foot against functional comps, with the income approach layered on for leased buildings: clear height, loading, power, and land coverage drive the comp set.
Hospitality is valued as an operating business attached to real estate: RevPAR and net operating income after management drive the income approach, cross-checked against price per key.
Land is valued on comparable sales per acre or per buildable unit, disciplined by residual analysis: what a developer can build under the zoning, minus costs, sets the ceiling on what the dirt is worth.