Kastamonu Real Estate Valuation

Kastamonu Residential Valuation

As one of the provinces with the largest forest cover in Turkey, Kastamonu has a multi-layered real estate market shaped by its forest products industry, historic mansions and Black Sea coastline. In the city centre, student housing around Kastamonu University and the new mass housing areas are the main source of valuation requests; for the listed Ottoman mansions, conservation board decisions and restoration cost are the decisive elements of value. The difference in quality between the old neighbourhoods at the foot of Kastamonu Castle and the new housing estates makes building age and building permit adjustments important in comparable selection.

The garlic fields of Taşköprü and the rice paddies of Tosya are examined with dedicated comparable pools according to crop pattern and irrigation system. For timber and forest products plants, we prepare reports that cover the building, land and machinery inventory as an integrated whole. Summer homes and guesthouses along the coastline of İnebolu, Cide and Abana are valued with seasonal income and coastal law restrictions in mind, while the ski facilities on Mount Ilgaz and the nature tourism businesses around the Küre Mountains are valued on allocation terms and operating income. For parcels in forest villages, the cadastral survey and 2/B status form the basis of the report; highland houses in Daday and Azdavay are examined by title deed classification and building permission.

Kastamonu is covered by the Ankara Regional Office team of ARGE Valuation through on-site inspection; our SPK and BDDK licensed specialists prepare reports for bank loans, sales and purchases, inheritance and court proceedings in accordance with the International Valuation Standards. Explore the details of our real estate valuation service or start the process with a quote request.