Corridor Valuation

Seminar Description

Corridors represent a unique real property type that requires specialized experience and education in their appraisal and valuation, including consideration of the type and use of the corridor, and application of the appropriate appraisal methodology.  This seminar will provide a baseline education for appraisers on what constitutes a corridor, and how to approach the valuation of corridors.

Seminar Learning Objectives

o              Understand The Unique Characteristics of A Corridor

o              Understand the Limitations of Corridor Valuation

o              Be Able to Identify A Corridor, and the Different Types of Corridors – Corridor Characteristics

o              Understand The Function, Use/Purpose of A Corridor

o              Understand the Various Methodologies Available in Valuing A Corridor

o              Understand When To Use Which Methodology in Valuing A Corridor

o              Properly Apply Appraisal Methodology in Valuing A Corridor or a Portion of A Corridor

o              Emphasis on and an Understanding of the Across The Fence (ATF) Methodology

o              Understand an ATF Ratio or Enhancement Factor

o              Understand the Application of the Corridor Valuation Method, and How to Apply The ATF Ratio or Enhancement Factor

o              Review and understand which unit price or value basis is pertinent and applicable

o              Through the use of case studies and examples, gain a better understanding of the methodology

Instructor:  Stan Sidor, MAI, AI-GRS, CRE

Class Schedule:

Login and Roll Call:  12:30 – 1:00 PM ET

Class Instruction:  1:00 – 5:00 PM ET