Property Valuation System
A web-based corporate platform that manages GIS-supported land and real estate valuation processes.
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GIS, land registry data, valuation, regulatory reporting, and value analysis come together on one platform.
Overview
Property Valuation System brings the valuation of land, fields, gardens, buildings, and independent units together within a standardized corporate structure.
Capabilities
Core Competencies
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Go to OverviewUnit m² values are defined and managed centrally based on the block, parcel, attribute, and valuation reference information of properties.
Commission type, decision count, formation dates, and term-of-office information are associated with records on a project or neighborhood basis.
Cost items are defined by cultivation period and building class; together with past-period data, they form the reference for valuation calculations.
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Parcels, valuation records, and spatial layers are displayed on the map; parcel-based querying, price range filtering, and heat map generation are provided.
Value appraisal records are managed based on block, parcel, neighborhood, and real estate attributes; bulk operations and summary report generation are supported.
By-products to be used in field and garden valuations are defined according to their cultivation period and integrated across the system.
Region- and district-based crop rotation information is defined and used directly in agricultural valuation calculations.
Building Coverage Ratio and Floor Area Ratio, building height, and setback distances are defined on a parcel basis; construction potential is included in valuation calculations.
Annual cost data is defined by province, district, product type, cultivation period, and dry/irrigated status, and used in calculations.
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Parcels, valuation records, and spatial layers are displayed, queried, and analyzed on the map. Layer management, parcel-based querying, filtering by price range, heat map generation, and spatial monitoring of value appreciation charts are provided. In institutions with Land Registry and Cadastre Information System integration, data is pulled automatically; in setups without integration, manual data entry is supported.
Value appraisal records are managed centrally based on block, parcel, neighborhood, province, and district information along with real estate attributes. Unit value, easement fee, and expropriation calculations are displayed in the system; bulk operations, Excel data upload, and summary report generation are supported.
By-products to be considered in field and garden valuations are defined according to their cultivation period and integrated into value calculations across the system. Defined by-products are managed on a list basis and can be updated.
Region- and district-based crop rotation information is defined and taken into account in agricultural valuation calculations. Crop rotation data is managed on a list basis, can be edited, and can be integrated into valuation scenarios.
Along with title deed information, zoning parameters such as Building Coverage Ratio and Floor Area Ratio (FAR), building height, and setback distances are defined in the system and stored on a parcel basis. This data enables construction potential to be taken into account in valuation calculations, allowing for more accurate and regulation-compliant analysis.
Annual cost data is defined by province, district, product type, cultivation period, and dry/irrigated status, and can be uploaded in bulk. These cost parameters are used directly in land and agricultural valuation calculations.
Unit m² values are defined and managed based on the block, parcel, attribute, and valuation reference information of properties. This data forms the core reference for all land and building valuation calculations made in the system.
The created valuation records are listed based on file, parcel, and property information; bulk report download and data export operations are carried out from a single screen. The system produces standard value appraisal reports quickly and in a controlled way.
The name, title/role, profession, and registration information of the people preparing the valuation reports are defined in the system and associated with the reports. This way, each value appraisal record can be tracked together with the responsible person's information, supporting corporate audit processes.
The type, decision count, formation dates, and term-of-office information of the commissions involved in valuation processes are defined and managed in the system. Commission decisions are recorded on a neighborhood or project basis and can be associated with valuation records.
The cost items to be considered in valuation calculations are defined and categorized in the system according to cultivation period, establishment period, and cost type. Each expense item is configured for use in product-based cost analyses and can be associated with past-period data.
Unit cost values are defined and updated in the system by building class, year, and month. Square-meter unit costs are determined separately for group A, B, C, and D buildings and used as a reference in building valuation calculations.
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Property Valuation System brings GIS analysis, the Land Registry and Cadastre Information System flow, Capital Markets Board reporting, and indexed appreciation management together within a single corporate structure.