Eastern Connecticut
Commercial real estate appraiser in Windham County, CT
In the Quiet Corner we appraise everything from downtown buildings in Putnam to old mills in Plainfield and Killingly.
- Plainfieldour busiest town in the county
- 34%of our work here is apartment buildings
- All 15towns covered, each with its own page
The Windham County market
Windham County runs along I-395. Most of the commercial property here is older industrial and mill buildings, mixed-use buildings in the villages, small apartment buildings and highway retail. There are fewer sales here than in the rest of the state, so we have to choose comparable sales carefully.
What we appraise in Windham County
This mix comes from our own job records. Our busiest towns in the county are Plainfield, Killingly and Putnam.
Appraisal services in Windham County
Estate and date-of-death appraisals
Retrospective values for estates holding apartment, mill, commercial or rural property in the Quiet Corner.
Owners and investors
Values for buying, selling and holding multifamily, mixed-use and industrial property along I-395.
Lending and financing
Reports for banks and credit unions on purchases, refinances and construction loans.
Partnership buyouts and divorce
Independent values when co-owners or spouses need to divide or buy out property.
Rent and lease studies
Market rent opinions for apartment, retail and industrial space in a market with limited published data.
Tax appeal appraisals
Appraisals that support an assessment appeal, prepared for the Board of Assessment Appeals or court.
Property types we appraise in Windham County
Apartment and Multifamily appraisal
Older multifamily houses and garden complexes in Willimantic, Danielson, Putnam and Plainfield.
By town: Brooklyn, Killingly and Danielson, Plainfield, Putnam, Windham and Willimantic
Industrial and Warehouse appraisal
Large former mill complexes and newer industrial buildings near I-395.
By town: Killingly and Danielson, Plainfield, Putnam, Woodstock
Mixed-Use appraisal
Main Street buildings in Willimantic, Putnam and Danielson.
Office appraisal
Professional and medical office near Day Kimball Hospital and in the town centers.
By town: Killingly and Danielson, Plainfield, Putnam
Retail and Shopping Center appraisal
Highway retail, plazas and freestanding stores along Route 6, Route 12 and the I-395 exits.
By town: Brooklyn, Plainfield, Windham and Willimantic
Raw Land, Woodland and Subdivision appraisal
Farmland, woodland and subdivision tracts throughout the county's rural towns.
Why Windham County clients call us
Windham County is a short drive from our Colchester office, and we work in Willimantic, Killingly, Plainfield and Putnam regularly. Sales are less frequent here than in the rest of the state, so local knowledge and careful selection of comparable sales matter. A partner of the firm inspects every property and signs every report.
Where we work most in Windham County
Plainfield
Mostly industrial, apartment buildings and retail
Plainfield appraisalsKillingly and Danielson
Mostly apartment buildings, industrial and office
Killingly and Danielson appraisalsPutnam
Mostly industrial, apartment buildings and office
Putnam appraisalsWindham and Willimantic
Mostly apartment buildings, retail and industrial
Windham and Willimantic appraisalsWoodstock
Mostly industrial, office and land
Woodstock appraisalsBrooklyn
Mostly retail, apartment buildings and mixed-use
Brooklyn appraisalsThompson
Mostly retail, land and apartment buildings
Thompson appraisalsChaplin
Mostly retail, apartment buildings and industrial
Chaplin appraisalsPomfret
Mostly industrial, apartment buildings and office
Pomfret appraisalsAppraisals in Windham County: common questions
Do you cover every town in Windham County?
Yes. We take assignments in all 15 towns, from Windham and Plainfield to Thompson and Woodstock.
Do you appraise former mill buildings?
Yes. Mill complexes are common in the county, and we appraise them for sale, financing, estates and redevelopment.
How do you find comparable sales in the Quiet Corner?
We use local sales first, then widen the search to similar towns in eastern Connecticut and nearby markets when needed, and we explain each choice in the report.
Do you appraise farms and rural land?
Yes. We appraise farmland, woodland and rural commercial property throughout the 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.
Need a commercial appraisal in Windham 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.