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Commercial property valuation
Thinking of buying, refinancing or moving your premises into your pension? Tell us about the property and we will come back with an indicative value and the finance options.
How commercial property is valued
Most commercial property is valued on its income: the rent it can achieve divided by an investment yield that reflects the location, building, tenant and lease. We use published rateable values, floor areas and local evidence to give an indicative figure, then show how it could be financed.
Important information
Indicative only - not a RICS valuation. Most commercial mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Q&A
Questions & answers
What is a yield?
The annual rent as a percentage of the property value. A lower yield means a higher value for the same rent, and usually reflects a stronger location or tenant.
Can my pension buy my business premises?
Often yes. A SIPP or SSAS can buy commercial property, including your own premises, which then pays a market rent to the pension.
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