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ESVARBON-registered · Nationwide

Valuation, estate agency & auctioneering you can trust.

Registered Estate Surveyors & Valuers for land, buildings, plant & machinery and other assets, with estate agency, facility management and land administration nationwide.

  • Bank-ready reports
  • Title reviewed, not assumed
  • Written fee before work starts
  • ESVARBON

    Registered firm of Estate Surveyors & Valuers

  • NIESV

    Member valuers of the Nigerian Institution

  • IVS

    Reports aligned to International Valuation Standards

  • 36 + FCT

    Instructions taken nationwide

How it works

From instruction to a sealed report

A clear, five-step process. You always know the fee, the timeline and who is signing before any work begins.

  1. 01

    Instruction

    Tell us about the property, why you need the valuation and who will rely on it. We confirm the right basis of value and, for lending, your lender's requirements.

  2. 02

    Document review & fee quote

    Send copies of your title and supporting documents. We flag any gaps and send an engagement letter with the scope, fee and delivery date.

  3. 03

    Inspection

    A valuer visits at an agreed time to inspect, measure and photograph the property, noting its condition, services, access and boundaries.

  4. 04

    Research & analysis

    We gather current sales, rental and cost evidence and apply the right method, reporting Market Value and Forced Sale Value where needed.

  5. 05

    Signed & sealed report

    You receive a full report signed by an ESVARBON-registered valuer with their seal and stamp, sent to you or directly to your lender.

Find your fit

Browse by property type

From city apartments to family duplexes, commercial floors and land ready to build on.

Valueconnect valuer reviewing a property file

Signed & sealed

by a registered valuer

About Valueconnect

Estate surveyors who put their name to the number

Valueconnect Consulting is a registered firm of Estate Surveyors & Valuers operating under the guidelines of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) and the Estate Surveyors & Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria (ESVARBON).

From our Victoria Island office we deliver valuations, estate agency, facility management, land administration and auctioneering for individuals, companies, lenders and government, with local market insight and international standards.

More about us

Our mission

To empower property owners, investors and developers with accurate, actionable and legally sound estate surveying, valuation and management solutions.

Our vision

To be a premier estate surveying and valuation firm in Nigeria, known for innovation, reliability and client-centred real estate solutions.

Our core values

Integrity & transparency · Professionalism & compliance · Local insight, global standards · Results-driven

Why Valueconnect

Advice you can take to the bank

In a market where asking prices and paperwork can mislead, we inspect, verify and value property on the facts.

Valuer presenting a report to clients

Our promise

The value the evidence supports, not the value anyone hopes for.

  • Registered and accountable

    Every report is signed by an ESVARBON-registered Estate Surveyor & Valuer and carries their seal and stamp, so you always know who stands behind the figure.

  • Independent by design

    We check for conflicts of interest before accepting any instruction and report the value the evidence supports, not the value anyone hopes for.

  • Inspected, not estimated

    Our valuers physically inspect and measure the property before signing a value. Any desktop work is agreed in writing and stated in the report.

  • Title reviewed, not assumed

    We examine the title documents behind every valuation and flag gaps such as missing Consent or uncharted surveys before they become your problem.

  • Reports built for scrutiny

    Reports follow International and Nigerian Valuation Standards, setting out the basis of value, comparables, calculations and assumptions lenders and auditors look for.

  • Clear fees, honest timelines

    You get a written fee and delivery date before work starts, and we tell you early if access or documents could affect either.

Valuations for every purpose

Whatever the reason, the right basis of value

Tell us who will rely on the report and we'll confirm the basis, format and standards it needs to meet.

  • Mortgage & loan security

    Market Value and Forced Sale Value of collateral, in the format your lender expects.

  • Financial reporting

    Fair value of property and investment property for annual accounts (IFRS 13, IAS 16, IAS 40).

  • Insurance & reinstatement

    What it would cost to rebuild, so you are neither underinsured nor overpaying.

  • Mergers & acquisitions

    Independent asset values to support pricing, due diligence and negotiation.

  • Compensation

    Claims where land is acquired or rights revoked, including unexhausted improvements.

  • Tax, probate & estates

    Defensible values for tax, estate inventories and fair distribution among beneficiaries.

  • Litigation & disputes

    Independent valuation evidence and expert reports for courts and arbitration.

  • Sale & purchase advice

    Know what to ask, what to offer and when to walk away.

  • Liquidation & forced sale

    Realistic values where a sale must happen within a limited marketing period.

  • Rent & lease review

    Market rent assessments for new lettings, reviews and renewals.

Who we work with

Trusted advice for every kind of client

  • Banks & mortgage lenders

    Collateral valuations and forced sale values.

  • Corporates & auditors

    Fair value for financial statements.

  • Developers & investors

    Feasibility, viability and acquisitions.

  • Law firms & families

    Probate, disputes and estate administration.

  • Government & agencies

    Compensation and asset disposal.

  • Homeowners & diaspora

    Buying, selling and managing with confidence.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

The things clients most often ask before instructing a valuer. Can't see yours? Talk to us.

Book a consultation

Meet a registered valuer at our Victoria Island office, by phone or on a video call. We'll scope your instruction and explain the fee before you commit.

0814 483 3999
How much does a valuation cost?
It depends on the purpose, property type, size, location and complexity. We quote in writing after reviewing your documents, and the fee is agreed in our engagement letter before any inspection takes place.
How long does a valuation take?
We confirm a delivery date in your quote. Single properties with complete documents move fastest; portfolios, plant and machinery and specialised property take longer. The most common causes of delay are site access and missing documents.
Will my bank accept your report?
Each lender decides which valuers it accepts, and many keep an approved panel. Tell us your lender when you instruct us and we will confirm acceptance before you pay anything.
What is ESVARBON, and why does it matter?
The Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria is the statutory body that regulates the profession. Only registered practitioners may practise as Estate Surveyors and Valuers, and they issue a personal seal and security stamp for reports, so a sealed report tells you an accountable professional signed it.
What is the difference between Market Value and Forced Sale Value?
Market Value is the price a property should achieve between a willing buyer and seller after proper marketing. Forced Sale Value reflects a sale under pressure or a shortened marketing period, so it is usually lower. Lenders often ask for both.
Do you work outside Lagos?
Yes. Our office is in Victoria Island, Lagos, and we take instructions nationwide. Any travel costs are shown in your quote before you instruct us.

Need a valuation your bank will rely on?

Send us the details today. You'll get a written fee quote and inspection date from a registered valuer.