Shared Ownership
Individuals participating in shared ownership schemes require precise valuations when increasing their equity share or marketing their property for sale. Our RICS-approved valuations provide an accurate and equitable assessment of the property’s value, supporting a fair and transparent transaction.
Why Choose Us
We provide accurate RICS valuations that meet housing association requirements for shared ownership properties. Whether you are selling your share or increasing ownership, our reports ensure a fair and transparent process.
Our experience in shared ownership cases allows us to guide you through the process, helping you understand timelines, requirements, and next steps with ease.
Understanding Shared Ownership
Why You May Need a Shared Ownership Valuation
A valuation is required when selling your share of the property or when purchasing additional shares through staircasing.
Selling Your Share
Housing associations require an independent valuation to determine the current market value before marketing your property.
Staircasing Explained
Staircasing allows you to increase your ownership percentage. The cost of additional shares is based on the current market value, which is established through a RICS valuation.
Shared Ownership valuations across London boroughs
Information & Advice
Your questions about Shared Ownership answered
What is staircasing in shared ownership?
Staircasing refers to the process of buying additional shares in your property from the housing association. A professional valuation is required to determine the property’s current market value before purchasing further shares.
Do I need a valuation to sell a shared ownership property?
Yes. Most housing associations require a RICS valuation to determine the property’s current value before the sale process can begin.
How long does a shared ownership valuation remain valid?
Shared ownership valuations are typically valid for around three months, although this may vary slightly depending on the housing association.