Valuation scales
Different parts of a property will have different relative values depending on their floor level and type of accommodation. These relative values are held in the valuation scales.
Scale relativities can vary for each category of property, to reflect the specific approach to valuation. So, for instance, an ancillary store in an office building may have a different relative value to one in a shop.
Some categories of property are served by multiple scales. These reflect fundamental differences in the characteristics and location of the properties being valued. So offices in central London are valued using a different scale from offices in provincial locations.
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Last updated 7 June 2023 + show all updates
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'Valuation scales 2023' has been added.
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'Valuation scales 2017' has been added.
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