Eastern Connecticut
Commercial real estate appraiser in Middlesex County, CT
From Middletown down the Connecticut River to Old Saybrook, Middlesex County sits right next to our Colchester office.
- Old Saybrookour busiest town in the county
- 29%of our work here is industrial
- All 15towns covered, each with its own page
The Middlesex County market
Middlesex County has Middletown's downtown, the river towns, shoreline retail along Route 1 and I-95, marinas and seasonal businesses, and a steady supply of light industrial and contractor buildings along Route 9.
What we appraise in Middlesex County
This mix comes from our own job records. Our busiest towns in the county are Old Saybrook, Middletown and East Hampton.
Appraisal services in Middlesex County
Estate and date-of-death appraisals
Retrospective values for estates holding commercial, mixed-use or investment property in Middletown and the river and shoreline towns.
Owners and investors
Values for purchases, sales and planning on retail, office, mixed-use and industrial property throughout the county.
Lending and financing
Bank-ready reports for purchases, refinances and construction loans, prepared to lender requirements.
Charitable donation and conservation easement
Qualified appraisals for land and easement donations, which are common in the county's river and rural towns.
Construction and proposed development
As-complete values for new buildings and renovations, based on the plans, budget and local market.
Rent and lease studies
Market rent opinions for retail, office, marina and industrial space.
Property types we appraise in Middlesex County
Mixed-Use appraisal
Main Street buildings in Middletown and village storefronts in Essex, Chester, Deep River and East Hampton.
By town: Middletown
Office appraisal
Downtown and medical office in Middletown and professional buildings in Old Saybrook and along Route 9.
By town: Middletown, Old Saybrook
Retail and Shopping Center appraisal
Route 1 retail in Old Saybrook, Clinton and Westbrook, and village shops along the Connecticut River.
By town: Essex, Old Saybrook
Industrial and Warehouse appraisal
Light industrial and contractor buildings along Route 9, Route 66 and near I-95.
By town: Old Saybrook
Restaurant appraisal
Restaurants in village centers and along the shoreline, many with seasonal business.
Commercial Land and Development Site appraisal
Development sites, rural acreage and waterfront land.
Why Middlesex County clients call us
Middlesex County borders our Colchester office, and we work in Middletown and the river and shoreline towns regularly. Many properties here are older or one of a kind, including village buildings, marinas and riverfront land, and we research each one carefully. A partner of the firm inspects every property and signs every report.
Every town in Middlesex County
We take assignments in all 15 towns, and each one has its own page.
Where we work most in Middlesex County
Old Saybrook
Mostly industrial, office and retail
Old Saybrook appraisalsMiddletown
Mostly office, mixed-use and apartment buildings
Middletown appraisalsEast Hampton
Mostly land, apartment buildings and office
East Hampton appraisalsEssex
Mostly retail, industrial and mixed-use
Essex appraisalsPortland
Mostly office, industrial and land
Portland appraisalsCromwell
Mostly retail, office and industrial
Cromwell appraisalsClinton
Mostly industrial, apartment buildings and auto-related
Clinton appraisalsHaddam
Mostly industrial, office and mixed-use
Haddam appraisalsWestbrook
Mostly apartment buildings, land and retail
Westbrook appraisalsAppraisals in Middlesex County: common questions
Do you cover every town in Middlesex County?
Yes. We take assignments in all 15 towns, from Middletown and Cromwell to Old Saybrook and Clinton.
Do you appraise marinas and waterfront property?
Yes. We appraise marinas, waterfront commercial property and riverfront land, and we account for factors like water access and seasonal business.
Can you appraise land for a conservation easement donation?
Yes. We prepare qualified appraisals for land and conservation easement donations that meet IRS requirements.
How do you handle properties with few comparable sales?
We widen the search to similar towns and markets and explain how each comparable was selected and adjusted.
Who does the appraisal?
A partner of Baldi Valuation inspects every property and signs every report. The firm is led by Michael Baldi, MAI, AI-GRS.
Need a commercial appraisal in Middlesex County?
Tell us about the property and what the appraisal is for. We will respond with a fee and a delivery date, usually within one business day.