Real Estate Valuations in Financial Reporting
Independent valuations for transparent reporting in Saudi Arabia.
Our valuations provide clarity, accuracy, and confidence in financial reporting — reflecting true market value across the Kingdom.
We deliver independent valuations that help businesses and investors report the Fair Value of their real estate assets in line with Capital Market Authority (CMA) requirements and international accounting standards such as IFRS 3 (Business Combinations), IFRS 13 (Fair Value Measurement), and IAS 36 (Impairment of Assets). We also provide valuation advice under IPSAS Regulations.
Why choose us
Our Fair Value Reporting
We support a full range of reporting requirements, including:
- Financial reporting and audits
- Transaction-related valuations
- Mergers, acquisitions, and disposals
- Sale and leaseback transactions
- Initial public offerings (IPOs)
Valuation framework and regulatory context
The CMA requires companies to report real estate and investment assets at Fair Value, following globally recognised accounting principles adopted in the Kingdom.
This aligns with international standards such as Fair Value Measurement, which defines how to determine and disclose Fair Value for financial reporting purposes.
Our role is to help you:
- Establish reliable fair values for real estate and investment portfolios
- Identify potential impairments and assess recoverable amounts
- Support audit and disclosure processes required by the CMA
- Provide audit-ready valuation documentation

Valuation asset classes we support
Our financial reporting valuations extend across all major asset classes.
Commercial properties
- Offices
- Retail assets
- Industrial and logistics facilities
- Mixed-use developments
Specialised properties
- Hospitality and leisure
- Healthcare
- Education
- Data centres
- Other tangible assets
- Plant and machinery
- Equipment



