Haslams’ status and experience as consultants in the property valuation industry allows us to give tailored, professional and authoritative guidance on all property related issues:
We provide an extensive commercial and residential property valuation service, for sale, tax, mortgage and all other purposes.
We are able to handle all aspects of rent reviews and lease renewals and lease regearing on behalf of both tenants and landlords.
In addition, our specialist property consultants advise clients such as local authorities, trusts, charities and institutions. We have particular experience in dealing with educational and church premises.
Please contact us for further information on any of our property valuation and consultancy services.
Haslams can steer landlords and tenants through the complexities of negotiating a rent review or lease renewal.
If you are a landlord, we will maximise your property’s potential with rental valuations, lease assessments and expert advice based on recent market trends.
We provide support for tenants, too. Equipped with local market knowledge, we can ensure you are getting a fair deal.
Our chartered surveyors also act as expert witnesses, advocates, or impartial adjudicators between landlords and tenants.
Contact us for more on our rent review and lease renewal services.
Haslams has a reputation for precision and attention to detail and are regularly asked to advise and adjudicate on a variety of property disputes, as arbitrator, expert witness or a single joint expert.
Our witness and arbitration services are regularly requested by the RICS, the Law Society, the Courts and Tribunals, as well as by third party clients.
Our formal expert witness reports provide authoritative guidance on subjects such as valuation, planning, negligence, covenant release, boundaries and more.
An expert witness, professional witness or judicial expert is a witness, who by virtue of education, training, skill, or experience, is believed to have expertise and specialised knowledge in a particular subject beyond that of the average person, sufficient that others may officially and legally rely upon the witness’s specialised opinion about an evidence or fact issue within the scope of his expertise, referred to as the expert opinion, as an assistance to the fact-finder.
Expert witnesses may also deliver expert evidence about facts from the domain of their expertise.
A Haslams surveyor may be employed as an ‘expert witness’ to offer opinion on an evidence or fact issue in court, drawing from his own knowledge, training and experience.
To learn more about the expert witness reports, arbitration and property dispute resolution services Haslams can provide, please contact us.
