Property Type

Residential

Residential properties are real estate assets primarily used for housing and personal occupancy. This category includes single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, and multi-family dwellings such as duplexes and apartment buildings. Valuation of residential properties considers factors like location, property condition, market comparables, rental income potential (for investment properties), and neighborhood characteristics.

Sub-types we value
  • Single-Family Homes
  • High-End Luxury Estate
  • Condominiums
  • Townhomes
  • 2-4 Units
  • Manufactured Homes
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Residential
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27,872 Square Feet

Rice Mansion

This assignment was of a 27,872 square foot single-family home with 17,151 square feet of gross living area (above grade finished space) situated on 116.36 acres. The home features formal living and dining rooms, 2-story ballroom with full-service bar, gourmet kitchen , 2-story conservatory, 2-story library, art gallery, 20-seat home theater, wine cellar, formal gardens, custom pool with grotto, and much more. The owner engaged us to assist in valuing the property for tax reassessment purposes.

map-marker-iconAdams County, PA

8,278 Square Feet

Green Energy Residential Luxury Home

The subject property had an energy rating of E1+ due to the HERS score of 2, which indicates that the property is Net Zero Energy. The property was a high-end residence, with Excellent Finishes. The property had 6 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom.

map-marker-iconWayne, PA

3,511 Square Feet

Luxury Ski House

Luxury Ski House in prestigious Deer Valley. Appraisal for estate planning purposes. Property was improved with 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom home.

map-marker-iconPark City, Utah

10,682 Square Feet

Historic Mansion

1920's built historic mansion in the suburbs of Baltimore, including 17 rooms, 8 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Property was on the historic registry

map-marker-iconPhoenix, MD

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