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Property valuation is the process of determining the current market value of a property by a certified professional. You need it for bank loans, mortgage applications, property tax, insurance, legal disputes, buying/selling decisions, and business accounting purposes.

For standard residential properties, we typically deliver the report within 3–5 working days from the date of site inspection. For complex commercial properties or urgent bank requirements, we offer expedited services within 1–2 working days.

You will typically need: (1) Lal Purja (Land Ownership Certificate), (2) Naapi Field Book (Cadastral Survey Map), (3) Tax Clearance Certificate, (4) Building Construction Permit, (5) Approved Drawing (if applicable), and (6) Property Tax Receipt. Additional documents may be required depending on the property type.

We are panel valuers for 30+ banking and financial institutions including Nepal Investment Mega Bank, Nabil Bank, NIC Asia Bank, Himalayan Bank, Standard Chartered Bank Nepal, Sanima Bank, and most development banks and finance companies licensed by NRB.

Yes. We conduct property valuations across all 7 provinces of Nepal. We have associate partners and field offices in Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, Dharan, Biratnagar, and Janakpur. Travel charges may apply for properties outside Kathmandu Valley.

Market value is the price a willing buyer would pay to a willing seller in an open and competitive market under normal conditions. Distress value (also called Forced Sale Value or Liquidation Value) is typically 60–80% of market value and represents what a property would fetch in a quick forced sale. Banks use distress value to calculate the maximum loan amount.