New London County, Connecticut
Commercial real estate appraiser in Salem, CT
Independent, MAI-led appraisals of apartment buildings and commercial and investment property in Salem, for estates, owners, investors, partners, attorneys and lenders.
Appraising in Salem
Salem sits at the junction of Route 82, Route 85 and the end of Route 11, with small retail, service and contractor property, farms and land, just south of our Colchester office.
Our work in Salem
- 32%of our New London County work is apartment buildings
- Partnerinspects every property and signs every report
In Salem, our work has mostly been retail, industrial and mixed-use.
Based on our own job records. To protect client confidentiality, we never publish property addresses, clients or values.
Appraisal services in Salem
Apartment and multifamily appraisals in Salem
Small apartment buildings through large complexes, valued on rent rolls, expenses and local rent and sale comparables.
Estate and date-of-death appraisals in Salem
Retrospective appraisals for executors, attorneys and families settling an estate, for IRS and probate purposes.
Mixed-use, retail and office appraisals in Salem
Storefronts with apartments above, retail plazas, and professional and medical office, owner-occupied or leased.
Industrial and land appraisals in Salem
Warehouse, manufacturing, contractor and flex property, plus commercial and development land.
Appraisals for financing in Salem
Bank-ready reports for purchases, refinances and construction loans.
Partnership, divorce and litigation in Salem
Independent values for buyouts, divisions of property and disputes.
Why Salem clients call us
Our office is in Colchester, and New London County is part of our regular territory. A partner of the firm inspects every property and signs every report. We use local sales and lease data, and keep you updated through the assignment. Estate executors and private owners receive the same level of analysis our bank clients rely on.
Appraisals in Salem: common questions
Do you appraise commercial property in Salem?
Yes. We take commercial and investment property assignments anywhere in Salem and throughout New London County, and we inspect every property in person.
What kinds of properties do you appraise in Salem?
All commercial and investment property types. In Salem our work has mostly been retail, industrial and mixed-use.
Can you do an estate or date-of-death appraisal for a property in Salem?
Yes. We prepare retrospective appraisals for estates of commercial and investment property, including apartment buildings, in Salem and throughout New London County.
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.
How long does a commercial appraisal take?
Most assignments are delivered in about two to four weeks from engagement, depending on property complexity and how quickly we receive leases and operating data. Ask us for a firm date when you request a quote.
Need a commercial appraisal in Salem?
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.