The Cabinet Vermeille, with its nine agencies, is
specialized in residential real estate in western
Paris.
When appraising property, broad market knowledge
is required in order to best evaluate the "real"
price of real estate. The price per
sq. m is the main criteria used for apartment valuation.
Since the adoption of the Carrez Law (measurement
of square footage by a registered company), which
makes it possible to use the real surface area of
apartments as a basis, a healthy relationship has
existed between buyers, sellers and real estate
professionals.
Yet all apartments are unique, even within the same
building. Other criteria come into play as well:
storey, orientation, noise level, indoor condition,
parking place or garage and patio.
And more generally, other factors include the building's
status and area schools, businesses and public transportation.
Houses are appraised
differently than apartments: surface area
is just one evaluation criteria and is not the most
important..
Other important criteria, unique to houses, come
into play.
The land: the surface area, ground (flat
or sloped), orientation, noise level, presence of
adjoining buildings, pool, tennis court, groundkeeper
house, outhouse.
The house: outside appearance, charm, work
(cleaning, roofing), adjacency inside appearance,
number of storeys, basement, attic, expansion possibilities,
work (door frames, heating)
For individuals, developers and institutions, and
particularly for the AXA insurance company, the
Cabinet Vermeille regularly conducts market studies
for new buildings or older buildings inhabited by
tenants.
The professionalism of the Cabinet Vermeille's
teams enables them to optimize the price of property
and to sell property under the best conditions
for their client-owners.
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