Housing Association & Shared Ownership Valuations
If you own a shared ownership property or are dealing with a housing association, a professional valuation is often required. Our RICS certified surveyors provide clear, reliable shared ownership valuations to support staircasing, sales, and ownership changes.
Understanding your Valuation
Why a Shared Owndership Valuation is required
Housing associations require an independent shared ownership valuation to ensure transactions are fair and based on current market conditions. This applies whether you are selling your share or carrying out a staircasing valuation to increase your ownership.
Our experienced surveyors provide impartial, RICS-compliant valuations that are accepted by housing associations, solicitors, and mortgage lenders, helping the process run smoothly.
How Does the Process Work?
One of our RICS–certified surveyors will arrange a convenient time to inspect the property. During the visit, they will assess the property’s size, condition, location, and relevant market evidence.
Following the inspection, we prepare a clear RICS shared ownership valuation report confirming the property’s open market value. This report can then be submitted to the housing association or used by your solicitor or mortgage adviser for staircasing or sale.
Get your valuation today
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RICS-qualified and regulated professionals
Every surveyor on our team holds RICS accreditation and carries years of experience in property assessment.
Local expertise nationwide
We have experts positioned across England with a deep knowledge of regional markets.
Fast and reliable service
Most valuations are completed within five to seven working days. We move quickly without cutting corners.
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FAQs
A shared ownership valuation is required when selling your share of the property or when staircasing to buy a larger share.
The valuation must be completed by an independent, qualified RICS surveyor. Housing associations will not accept informal or estate agent valuations.
Most housing associations accept valuations for a limited period, typically around three months. You should check with your provider for exact timescales.
The valuation is based on the full open market value of the property, but it is used specifically to calculate the value of the share being sold or purchased.