Expert Commercial Property Valuations You Can Trust
Proudly Serving San Francisco, California
Certified Appraisers
Licensed commercial appraisers with USPAP compliance
1-3 Week Turnaround
Fast delivery without compromising quality
Court-Ready Reports
Expert witness testimony and rebuttal analysis available
Property Types We Appraise
Specialized commercial real estate valuations across all major property sectors
Multifamily
Apartment complexes and multi-unit residential
Office
Class A, B, and C office buildings
Retail
Shopping centers, strip malls, and storefronts
Industrial
Warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing
Special-Use
Hotels, healthcare, self-storage, and more
Comprehensive Valuation Services
We provide expert commercial appraisals for a wide range of assignment purposes, ensuring accurate and defensible valuations tailored to your specific needs.
Tax Appeals
Property tax assessment challenges
Estate Planning
Accurate valuations for estate administration
Gift Tax Reporting
IRS-compliant gift tax valuations
Divorce/Partner Dissolution
Independent valuations for equitable distribution
Serving San Francisco & Surrounding Areas
We provide appraisal services throughout San Francisco County
Ready to Schedule Your Appraisal?
Contact us today for a fixed quote. Typical fees range from $2,000–$4,000.
Before requesting a commercial appraisal
For a mixed-use building, bring the block/lot, PIM information, and leases separated by use. The San Francisco checklist helps define the whole-property or ownership-interest question.
Open the San Francisco property-record checklistTwo SOMA buildings of the same size can carry very different values. What separates them?
Timing Confirmed at Quote
Describe the records, access, and requested date before Kevin estimates delivery.
A defined valuation question
State the property interest, effective date, intended use, and recipient.
Property types and records
Start with the checklist for the actual use of your property.
Value the property for your specific purpose
Signed leases, occupancy, expenses, access, condition, and the ownership interest can distinguish two SOMA buildings of the same size. Kevin O'Brien reviews that question with the purpose, intended users, and date. Storefront and apartment leases need separate records even when they share a parcel.
Other commercial purposes: ask Kevin O'Brien. Describe the decision, property interest, effective date, and intended recipient.
Kevin O'Brien considers assignments throughout San Francisco County
If your Financial District office includes subleases, bring both lease levels. If apartments sit above a Mission District storefront, separate income by use. Use the service-area questions to prepare your property records.