If you are buying, selling, refinancing, or developing commercial real estate, you need a reliable appraisal. A commercial property appraisal gives you a clear, unbiased opinion of value based on current market data. It helps lenders make safe lending decisions, investors plan strategies, and property owners understand what their asset is worth.
At Jordan Appraisal Group, we provide professional, we provide Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)-compliant appraisals for all types of commercial properties. Our team combines market knowledge with proven valuation methods to deliver reports you can trust.
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What Is a Commercial Property Appraisal?
Unlike online estimates or broker opinions, a formal appraisal uses verified data and thorough analysis.
Common reasons for ordering an appraisal include:
- Buying or selling a property
- Refinancing or securing a loan
- Tax assessment appeals
- Estate planning
- Litigation support
- Financial reporting
- Market rent studies
Appraisals Matter for Lenders, Investors, and Owners
Lenders need accurate appraisals to reduce risk and meet regulations. Investors use appraisals to evaluate cash flow, cap rates, and potential returns. Owners rely on appraisals when planning renovations, leasing strategies, or deciding when to sell.
Jordan Appraisal Group provides clear, well-supported reports that make decision-making easier.
How We Value Commercial Properties
Professional appraisers typically apply three standard approaches to value. Depending on the property type and data availability, these approaches are reconciled to form a final opinion of value.
Sales Comparison Approach
Also known as the market approach, this method derives value by analyzing recent sales of comparable properties. The appraiser adjusts for differences in location, size, age, condition, and market timing.
- Best for: Owner-user properties, land, and assets where there is a robust history of recent sales transactions.
Income Capitalization Approach
This method is often the most relevant for commercial assets because value is directly tied to the income the property generates. Appraisers analyze the property’s Net Operating Income (NOI) and apply a capitalization rate derived from market data. In complex scenarios, a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis may be used to project income over a holding period.
- Best for: Income-producing properties such as office buildings, shopping centers, and multi-family complexes.
Cost Approach
The cost approach calculates what it would cost to build a replica of the property today, minus any depreciation (physical deterioration or functional obsolescence), and adds the value of the land.
- Best for: New construction, special-purpose properties (like schools or churches), and assets where sales or income data is scarce.
Types of Properties We Appraise
We provide appraisals for:
- Office buildings
- Industrial properties
- Retail centers
- Multifamily housing
- Land for development
- Special-use properties
Jordan Appraisal Group Provides Every Client:
- USPAP-compliant reports
- Experienced appraisers with local market knowledge
- Fast turnaround times
- Clear, professional communication
We work closely with borrowers, lenders, attorneys, title agencies, and municipal stakeholders to ensure appraisals integrate smoothly with your transaction timeline. If your deal involves title insurance and closing milestones, we provide seasoned title professionals through Quality Title & Abstract Agency to minimize delays and clarify valuation assumptions early.
Service Area
Our appraisal services are available in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Florida.
Contact Us Today
Ready to schedule your commercial property appraisal? Contact Jordan Appraisal Group:
- Email: orders@thejordangroup.net
- Phone: 732-460-1920
Partner with us for trusted appraisal management backed by deep market insight and exceptional customer service.
