Valuation service

Land valuation in Georgia

Land and plot valuation in Georgia, taking account of location, designated use and the parcel's individual characteristics.

  • Feefrom GEL 200
  • Standard turnaround1–3 days; confirmed in advance
  • CoverageThroughout Georgia
  • DeliverableSigned PDF valuation report

What the service covers

We value the land parcel for an agreed purpose. We clarify its area, registered use, access and available information about the conditions affecting its use.

If the assignment also includes a house, the combined building and land scope needs to be defined in advance.

Valuation purposes

  • Buying or selling
  • Financial reporting
  • Insurance, collateral or another agreed purpose

We agree the purpose and exact valuation scope before work begins.

Information to provide

Share the valuation purpose and the following information so we can agree the work:

  • Location, area and cadastral code
  • Designated use and a brief description of current use
  • Registry extract, plan, photos and other available information

How the process works

  1. Contact us

    Message us on WhatsApp or call us.

  2. Share the information

    Location, area and cadastral code; Designated use and a brief description of current use; Registry extract, plan, photos and other available information.

  3. Agree the work

    Before work starts, we confirm the valuation scope, required information, the information or inspection method where relevant, final fee and specific timing.

  4. Receive the report

    Once the valuation is complete, you receive a signed PDF valuation report covering the agreed assignment.

Report, fee and timing

Fee: from GEL 200. You receive a signed PDF valuation report covering the agreed assignment. The final fee and specific timing are determined by the agreed scope, complexity, required information and the information or inspection method; both are confirmed before work starts.

Frequently asked questions

What types of land can be valued?

An assignment may cover agricultural or non-agricultural land. We confirm the designated use and scope in advance.

What affects a land parcel's value?

Location, area, access, designated use and the individual characteristics of the parcel are relevant.

Do I need the cadastral code?

Share it if available. It helps identify exactly which parcel the assignment concerns.

How will I receive the report?

You receive a signed PDF valuation report covering the agreed assignment.

How are the fee and timing determined?

Standard turnaround is 1–3 days. Scope, complexity, required information and the agreed information or inspection method may affect timing; the final fee and specific timing are confirmed before work starts.

Discuss your valuation

Send a brief description of the subject and your valuation purpose. We will agree the scope, fee and timing before work starts.

Business hours: 10:00–20:00, Mon–Fri