The following factors have a considerable influence on the pricing or potential mispricing of real estate:
- Location
- Macro location
- Micro location
- Type of use
- Building quality
- Yield
- Legal validity
- Legal validity under public law
- Development zone
- Planning permission status
- Ownership restrictions under public law
- Determination of opportunities and risks of a new use (development) /change of use (conversion)
- Objections to planning application (building delay)
- Revocation of planning permission, potential conditions
- Changes to project / re-dimensioning / cancellation of project
- Deterioration of project cash flow, to the point where it becomes unviable
- Investors back out?
- Impairment of resale value
- Legal validity under civil law
- Annotations
- Priority notices
- Easements
- Land charges
- For properties with right to build
- Rights and obligations arising from the right-to-build contract
- For letting
- Rights and obligations arising from rental agreements or leases
- Legal validity under public law
- Asset deal or share deal
- Financial risks of a share deal (entry; valuation results)
- Tax risks of a share deal (deferred taxes)