Principles of Property Valuation

Available Dates & Locations

Dates
September 13, 2026
September 17, 2026
Location
Riyadh
Duration
5 Days
Venue
09:00 am – 03:00 pm (Riyadh)
Language
EN
Fees

$5,350.00

Dates
September 13, 2026
September 17, 2026
Location
Virtual Live
Duration
5 Days
Venue
09:00 am – 03:00 pm (Riyadh)
Language
EN
Fees

$3,750.00

Dates
September 13, 2026
September 17, 2026
Location
Dubai
Duration
5 Days
Venue
09:00 am – 03:00 pm (Dubai)
Language
EN
Fees

$5,350.00

Dates
September 13, 2026
September 17, 2026
Location
Virtual Live
Duration
5 Days
Venue
09:00 am – 03:00 pm (Dubai)
Language
EN
Fees

$3,750.00

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COURSE OVERVIEW

This foundation course provides a comprehensive introduction to property valuation principles and methodologies. Participants will explore the fundamental concepts of value, valuation approaches, and the factors that influence property worth across different asset classes. The program establishes essential knowledge required for professionals involved in property transactions, investment decisions, and asset management. Through practical exercises and case studies, participants will develop the ability to understand and interpret valuation reports and apply basic valuation concepts in professional contexts.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

By attending this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the fundamental concepts of value and valuation purpose
  • Identify the three primary valuation approaches and their applications
  • Conduct basic property inspections and data gathering
  • Analyze market data relevant to property valuation
  • Interpret valuation reports and identify key assumptions
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TARGET COMPETENCIES

  • Valuation Principles
  • Valuation Approaches
  • Property Inspection
  • Market Analysis
  • Report Interpretation

This course is designed for professionals who require foundational knowledge in property valuation. It is suitable for:

  • Real estate professionals seeking valuation fundamentals
  • Investment analysts entering the real estate sector
  • Lending officers involved in property-secured financing
  • Asset managers requiring valuation literacy
  • Government officials involved in property assessment

This course combines interactive lectures, case studies, property inspection exercises, and practical valuation workshops to reinforce learning outcomes.

Valuation Principles

  • Concepts of Value
    • Definition and types of value
    • Market value versus investment value
    • Highest and best use analysis
  • Valuation Purpose and Standards
    • Purpose and intended use of valuations
    • International Valuation Standards overview
    • Ethical obligations and independence
  • Factors Influencing Value
    • Physical characteristics and condition
    • Location and accessibility
    • Economic and market conditions

Valuation Approaches

  • Sales Comparison Approach
    • Principles of substitution and comparison
    • Identifying comparable properties
    • Adjustment factors and methodology
  • Income Approach
    • Income capitalization fundamentals
    • Net operating income calculation
    • Capitalization rates and yield analysis
  • Cost Approach
    • Replacement and reproduction cost
    • Depreciation types and estimation
    • Land valuation methods

Property Inspection

  • Site Analysis
    • Physical site characteristics
    • Environmental considerations
    • Access and infrastructure
  • Building Inspection
    • Construction quality and materials
    • Building systems assessment
    • Condition and maintenance evaluation
  • Documentation Requirements
    • Photographs and measurements
    • Data verification procedures
    • Inspection reporting standards

Market Analysis

  • Market Research Fundamentals
    • Primary and secondary data sources
    • Market segmentation and delineation
    • Supply and demand analysis
  • Comparable Data Analysis
    • Transaction data collection
    • Rental market analysis
    • Verification and adjustment of data
  • Market Indicators
    • Vacancy and absorption rates
    • Price trends and market cycles
    • Economic indicators affecting value

Report Interpretation

  • Valuation Report Structure
    • Report formats and requirements
    • Key sections and content
    • Supporting documentation
  • Critical Analysis
    • Reviewing assumptions and limiting conditions
    • Assessing methodology appropriateness
    • Identifying potential issues and red flags
  • Application of Findings
    • Using valuations in decision-making
    • Communicating valuation results
    • Challenging and appealing valuations
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