We provide valuation reports that enable Charities to meet the obligations of the Charities Act when disposing of land or property.
Acting for Registered Charities we provide the advice and reporting needed to meet Section 36 obligations when disposing of land or property under the Charities Act 1993.
We will address to the trustees, a detailed, evidence based report, based on the statutory definition of market value that provides:
We assess all kinds of residential and commercial property, including those of non standard construction and our aim is to help you make sound financial decisions relating to property. A Charities Act valuation conducted by Kempton Carr Croft’s RICS registered valuers will advise you how to make optimum use of the property for the best interests of the Charity at the point of disposal.
We aim to turn reports around within five to seven days of inspection and you will be able to talk directly to the surveyor working on your behalf should you have any questions.
We cannot give you an exact quote without speaking to you as every property and disposal requirement is different but the professional fees payable will always reflect the particular requirements of your property and the time which it is anticipated will be devoted to the matter.
Property is a key asset for many charities and non-profit organisations. Section 119 of the Charities Act 2011 requires a Charity to seek professional advice and a written report from a Chartered Surveyor before embarking on the sale of a property asset. This applies to land, property and leases longer than seven years and our surveyors can ensure you comply with the requirements of the Act.
Yes. Kempton Carr Croft’s full range of surveying and valuation services can be provided to registered charities in regards to properties they hold. This includes but is not limited to:
Please see our service page for all the ways that we can help you.
Desktop valuations, where an opinion of value is reached without an inspection of the property, are not RICS Red Book compliant and as such we don’t conduct them.
We do however conduct desktop valuation updates. These desktop valuation updates are only suitable if we have visited the property on your behalf before, no significant alterations have been made, or the time elapsed since the inspection was conducted isn’t too great.
Desktop valuation updates are commonly used when the validity of the original valuation has expired (usually after three months of valuation date) and a retype is requested to state that the original value is still correct and the market has not significantly changed.
Kempton Carr Croft’s Surveyors regularly provide valuations for properties throughout London and the whole of the South East of England. The team works from offices in Basingstoke, Camberley, Gerrards Cross, Maidenhead, London, Reading, Staines and Windsor.