The qualities that shape its value
The light in a living room, the view from a terrace, a private garden or the quality of a renovation can all influence a buyer’s interest. We visit your property to assess these qualities, its condition and its surroundings. For an apartment, we also consider the floor level, lift access, any additional spaces included in the sale and how the building is managed. Available plans and documents complete the picture.
A villa or apartment with sea views
We look at the view from living rooms and outdoor spaces: how open it is, the property’s orientation and what appears in the foreground. Where access to the sea is advertised, the arrangements need to be explained. We assess these details alongside condition, size and the property’s other characteristics, then compare them with relevant market evidence. Each property deserves an assessment of its individual qualities.
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Market evidence behind the valuation
We study comparable sales and properties currently on the market. We distinguish achieved sale prices from asking prices, then explain how your property compares in terms of location, size, condition and features, as well as grounds, floor level or outdoor space where relevant. This gives you a clear understanding of the evidence behind our valuation.
An asking price agreed with you
If you wish to sell, the valuation provides a starting point for setting the asking price. We discuss your expectations, timing and the other properties buyers will compare with yours. You receive practical advice to help you prepare for the market.
In Saint-Raphaël and along the coast
In Saint-Raphaël, we examine what makes each address distinctive: Les Plaines, the town centre, Boulouris, Santa Lucia, Valescure and Les Veyssières, Agay and Anthéor. We also support property owners in Fréjus, including Saint-Aygulf and La Tour de Mare.
Our team regularly works in Les Issambres, Sainte-Maxime and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Explore our approach in these areas.
Your questions
Do you need to visit the property?
Yes. A visit allows us to appreciate what gives the property its value and understand its setting. An initial conversation helps us prepare for this appointment.
Which documents should I prepare?
Gather any floor plans, property diagnostic reports and documents relating to works that you have. For an apartment, information on building management, service charges and planned works also helps our assessment. We will explain which documents are relevant to your property.
Can I request a valuation without selling straight away?
Yes. A valuation can help you consider a future project. We discuss what you need; the decision on how to proceed remains yours.
What is the difference between a valuation and the sale price?
The valuation is our assessment of the property’s value at the time of the review. The final agreed price will depend, among other things, on the offers received and the negotiations.
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