RICS Homebuyer Survey and Valuation
The contrast to a Building Survey, the Homebuyer Survey is in a standard format and is designed specifically as an economical service. It therefore differs materially from a Builidng Survey in two major aspects.It is intended only for particular types of properties, houses, bungalows and flats which are:-
* conventional in type and construction
* apparently in reasonable condition
Items covered: defects and problems which are urgent and significant which may have an effect on the value of the property - although it also includes much other valuable information.
The Homebuyer, unlike the Building Survey provides not only a Survey but also a valuation and reinstatement costs assessment.
Current Survey Prices:
| Date Built | Date Built | Date Built | |
| post 1970 | 1936-1969 | pre-1935 | |
| Property Price | |||
| up to £75,000 | £200 | £240 | £260 |
| up to £100,000 | £240 | £260 | £280 |
| up to £200,000 | £260 | £280 | £300 |
| up to £300,000 | £280 | £300 | £320 |
| up to £400,000 | £300 | £320 | £340 |
Please note that surveys of flats are 20% above these prices
All prices exclude VAT
