Eastern Connecticut

Commercial real estate appraiser in New London County, CT

New London County is home base. Our office is in Colchester, and we work every week in Norwich, New London, Montville, East Lyme, Griswold and the shoreline towns in between.

  • Norwichour busiest town in the county
  • 32%of our work here is apartment buildings
  • All 21towns covered, each with its own page

The New London County market

The main drivers of demand here are Electric Boat and the Navy base in Groton, the two casinos, and shoreline retail, restaurants and hotels along I-95. Inland, much of what we appraise is older mill buildings, downtown mixed-use buildings and small apartment buildings.

What we appraise in New London County

This mix comes from our own job records. Our busiest towns in the county are Norwich, Stonington and New London.

  • Apartment buildings32%
  • Office20%
  • Industrial17%
  • Retail9%
  • Mixed-use9%
  • Land6%

Appraisal services in New London County

Estate and date-of-death appraisals

Retrospective values for executors and attorneys settling estates that hold apartment buildings, mixed-use buildings or commercial property anywhere in the county.

Apartment and investment property

Values for owners and investors buying, selling or holding multifamily, mixed-use and commercial property, from Norwich and New London to the shoreline towns.

Lending and financing

Reports prepared to bank and credit union requirements for purchases, refinances and construction loans throughout southeastern Connecticut.

Partnership buyouts and divorce

Independent values when partners, family members or spouses need to divide or buy out an interest in county real estate.

Rent and lease studies

Market rent opinions for apartment, retail, office and industrial space, supported by our own lease data for the region.

Tax appeal appraisals

Appraisals that support an assessment appeal before the local Board of Assessment Appeals or in Superior Court.

Property types we appraise in New London County

Apartment and Multifamily appraisal

Two- to six-family houses and larger apartment buildings in Norwich, New London, Groton and Jewett City.

By town: Colchester, Griswold and Jewett City, Groton, Montville, New London, Norwich, Stonington

Mixed-Use appraisal

Storefront buildings with apartments or offices above in downtown Norwich, New London, Mystic and Pawcatuck.

By town: Griswold and Jewett City, New London, Norwich, Stonington

Industrial and Warehouse appraisal

Former mill complexes, contractor buildings and light industrial property along I-395, Route 2 and I-95.

By town: Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Groton, Norwich, Sprague and Baltic, Stonington

Office appraisal

Professional and medical office near Backus Hospital, Lawrence + Memorial and the Route 1 and Route 32 areas.

By town: Groton, Montville, Norwich, Stonington, Waterford

Retail and Shopping Center appraisal

Shoreline and highway retail, plazas and freestanding stores from Waterford and Montville to Stonington.

By town: Montville, Norwich, Stonington

Commercial Land and Development Site appraisal

Commercial sites, subdivision tracts and woodland throughout the county's smaller towns.

By town: Norwich

Why New London County clients call us

New London County is our home county. Our office is in Colchester, so most properties here are a short drive away. We have appraised in nearly every town in the county, and we maintain our own sales and lease records for the region. A partner of the firm inspects every property and signs every report.

Appraisals in New London County: common questions


Do you cover every town in New London County?

Yes. We take assignments in all 21 towns, from Colchester and Lebanon to the shoreline towns and the Rhode Island line, and we inspect every property in person.

Do you appraise multifamily property in Norwich and New London?

Yes. Apartment buildings and small multifamily houses are among the property types we appraise most often in the county.

Can you appraise property connected to the casinos or Electric Boat?

Yes. We appraise hotels, retail, apartments and industrial property throughout the Thames River area, and we consider how major local employers affect demand.

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 New London 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.

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