Easements & Real Estate

Easements, i.e. third-party rights of use, have a decisive influence on the value of a property or plot of land. The question of whether an easement increases or decreases the value of a property depends on its type and its impact on the property.

The following are relevant for the market value:

Walking and driving rights (e.g. rights of way): If a third party has the right to walk or drive across a property, this can restrict the owner's scope of use and lead to a reduction in value.

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Foreign valuations

An appraisal for your property abroad is more than just a simple formality. It is a significant investment in your financial security and satisfaction. Here are four outstanding benefits you can expect when you choose Immo Value for your property appraisal:

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Current Challenges

The property sector is constantly facing new challenges, and property valuation is no exception.

We are constantly adapting to new circumstances. Flexibility, up-to-date market knowledge and the integration of new valuation methods are key components in meeting these challenges:

Sustainability Valuation:
With a growing focus on environmental aspects and sustainability, properties are increasingly being valued according to ecological criteria. Integrating these factors into the valuation is a challenge.

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Profitability of Holiday Real Estate

Is it worth investing in a holiday property?

The profitability of an investment in a holiday property depends on various factors. There are some points to consider in order to assess the profitability of an investment in a holiday property:

Location

The location of the holiday property is a crucial factor. Popular holiday destinations with a high demand can offer a better return on investment. Attractive features such as beautiful landscapes, access to tourist attractions, proximity to the beach or cultural attractions can increase the value of the holiday property.

Demand and occupancy
Demand for holiday properties can vary seasonally. It is important to consider the occupancy rate and rentability of the property. High demand and good occupancy during holiday or holiday periods can lead to better profitability.

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Valuation of Special Real Estate

The valuation of special properties, also known as special real estate, often requires an individual approach, as these properties are often not comparable with conventional real estate due to their uniqueness and rarity.

Special properties include, for example, historic buildings, castles, wineries, golf courses, hotels, hospitals, farms, power plants and other special property types.

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