Table of Contents

Preface; 1.Principles of value; 2.Methods of valuation;3.Interests of land; 4.Direct value comparison; 5.Rental value; 6.Outgoings; 7.Yield; 8.The mathematics of valuation tables;
9.Investment method - application and use of valuation tables; 10.Discounted cash flow; 11.Residual method of valuation; 12.Developments in valuation methods; 13.Some practical points; 14.Principles of the law of town and country planning; 15.Principles of the law of compulsory purchase and compensation; 16.Development properties;17.Residential properties; 18.Commercial properties (1) - Landlord and Tenant Acts and rent reviews; 19.Commercial properties (2) - types of property;20.Valuations of company assets: depreciated replacement cost; mortgages and loans; and fire insurance;21.Valuations for rating; 22.Taxation;23.Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - revocation, modification and discontinuance orders, etc; 24.Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - purchase notices; 25.Compensation under the Town and Country Planning Acts - blight notices; 26.Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for land taken; 27.Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for injurious affection; 28.Compulsory purchase compensation - compensation for disturbance; Index

About the Author

He is currently an executive member of the RICS International Valuation Faculty Board and of the RICS Europe Board and is an editor for isurv