With more than 40 years of experience, Jordan Appraisal Group delivers reliable, lender‑ready appraisal reports tailored to the unique characteristics of each neighborhood. Our certified appraisers provide accurate, on‑time valuations across every borough in the Bronx.

Residential Appraisals

Residential Real Estate Appraisal
  • Single‑family & 2–4 family homes
  • Condominiums & cooperatives
  • FHA & 203K appraisals
  • Reverse mortgage appraisals
  • New construction & waterfront where applicable
  • Vacant land & complex properties
  • Estate, divorce, and tax‑appeal appraisals
  • Drive‑by appraisals (as permitted)
  • Income rent schedules & operating income statements
  • REO, desk & field reviews

Commercial Appraisals

Commercial Appraisal
  • Mixed‑use & multi‑family
  • Office & medical
  • Retail / strip centers
  • Hospitality (where applicable)
  • Warehouse / industrial / flex
  • Agricultural & development land

Appraisal Management (AMC) & Lender Solutions

Licensed Appraisal Management Company (AMC) solutions
  • Appraiser panel management & vetting
  • License & E&O tracking
  • Online ordering and real‑time tracking
  • Integrations with Encompass & Mercury
  • UAD compliance
  • ‘Lender agent’ delivery to UCDP and EAD portals
  • Licensed‑appraiser quality control reviews
  • Valuation dispute process management
  • Compliance certificate included with each managed appraisal
  • Client training & education

Local Knowledge & Communities We Serve

We actively appraise across neighborhoods and corridors throughout the Bronx, including:

Riverdale

Riverdale is known for its higher‑end housing, larger co‑op buildings, and tree‑lined residential streets. Appraisals here often involve well‑maintained mid‑century co‑ops, single family homes, and newer condo developments. Market value is influenced by building amenities, unit size, and proximity to express transit options into Manhattan. The neighborhood’s strong appeal to commuters creates steady demand that supports stable valuation trends.

Fordham

Fordham features a dense mix of multifamily walk‑ups, mixed‑use buildings, and older attached homes. Appraisals in this area require careful review of rental income data, property condition, and comparable sales within a high‑turnover market. Housing stock varies significantly from block to block, making accurate market analysis essential. Institutional and commercial presence near Fordham Road can also impact demand and price points.

Pelham Parkway

Pelham Parkway includes pre‑war co‑ops, brick multifamily buildings, and well‑kept single family homes. Appraisal work here focuses on the wide variation in layout, unit size, and renovation quality found within older buildings. The neighborhood’s strong transit access and green spaces contribute positively to marketability. Co‑op transactions are common, and each building’s financials and policies play a key role in determining value.

Mott Haven

Mott Haven has seen rapid redevelopment, with new residential projects complementing older multifamily walk‑ups. Appraisals balance historical sales data with more recent, higher‑priced transactions driven by revitalization. Property condition, renovation quality, and the pace of new construction strongly influence value. The area’s proximity to Manhattan continues to attract interest from renters and buyers looking for emerging markets.

Throgs Neck

Throgs Neck offers a different residential style, with many single‑family homes, semi‑attached houses, and small multifamily buildings. Appraisals here focus on lot size, parking availability, and exterior condition, which are important value factors in lower‑density neighborhoods. Waterfront proximity can influence pricing, along with the age and upkeep of older Cape and colonial‑style homes common to the area.

Kingsbridge

Kingsbridge includes a mix of pre‑war multifamily buildings, co‑ops, and attached homes. Appraisal assignments here often involve properties with varied renovation levels, making condition adjustments especially important. Proximity to major retail corridors and access to transit influence demand and contribute to steady value trends across the neighborhood.

Soundview

Soundview offers a diverse housing stock that includes multifamily walk‑ups, attached homes, and large apartment complexes. Appraisals require careful consideration of rental income data and building condition, as older structures may vary widely in upkeep. Improvements along the waterfront and increased interest from commuters have helped strengthen market activity.

Allerton

Allerton features a mix of brick single‑family homes, small multifamily buildings, and co‑ops. Property values often hinge on interior updates, parking availability, and building maintenance. The area’s consistent buyer demand and stable housing supply support predictable valuation patterns. Nearby commercial districts also contribute positively to neighborhood desirability.

Hunts Point

Hunts Point has long been known for its industrial presence alongside traditional residential areas. Appraisals often involve older multifamily buildings where condition, income stability, and location within the neighborhood play major roles in determining value. Revitalization efforts and improved amenities continue to influence long‑term market potential.

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