Because when it comes to valuing an office, a retail space or a warehouse, there are far more variables involved than you might think.
Location and square footage aren’t enough
While these two factors are essential, other data points—such as local population density, average revenue by business type, accessibility, visibility, and surrounding competition—can heavily influence the value of a retail space. For example, a store in a high-density area can command a significantly higher value than one in a less active location.
Every case is unique. Key factors like the overall condition of the property can only be properly assessed through an on-site inspection by a qualified professional.
At Cushman & Wakefield, we help owners and companies determine the true value of their assets or the properties they’re considering.
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Every property is unique — and so is every valuation
6/25/2025
It’s understandable. When you can pull up a similar property online and get an instant estimate of your property’s value, it’s hard not to be tempted. But it’s also one of the biggest mistakes you can make.