Certified expert - Commercial valuation

Expertise of businesses and commercial premises

Antoine Dematte, holding a certified qualification in commercial valuation, produces expertise reports for businesses, commercial premises, leasehold rights and professional premises in Herault and Occitanie.

When do you need a commercial expertise?

Valuing a business is very different from residential valuation. The value depends not only on the property but also on the activity, turnover, clientele, commercial location and lease terms.

Business transfer

Determine the fair price for buyer and seller, on a solid methodological basis.

Commercial premises purchase

Value the premises independently of the business, considering the current lease and rental yield.

Leasehold rights

Calculate the value of leasehold rights for transfer or renewal.

Commercial disputes

Eviction compensation, lease termination, landlord-tenant disputes.

Company contribution / SCI

Value commercial real estate assets during company formation or transformation.

Methods specific to commercial real estate

Commercial valuation uses specific methods, different from those for residential properties:

01

Revenue method

Percentage of average turnover over the last 3 years, weighted by sector and location. The most common method for businesses.

02

Profit method (EBITDA)

Capitalization of Gross Operating Surplus, reflecting the real profitability of the activity.

03

Comparison method

Analysis of recent transactions of similar businesses in the same geographic area.

Antoine Dematte, business valuation expert

Antoine Dematte, Business valuation expert

Antoine Dematte

Co-founder · Business valuation expert

Holding a certified qualification in commercial valuation, Antoine works across Herault and Occitanie for business valuation, commercial premises, leasehold rights and professional premises.

As co-founder of Alpaca Immobilier, he brings a dual perspective: that of the certified expert and that of the field professional who knows local commercial real estate realities.

Certified in commercial valuation

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between valuing a business and commercial premises?
A business includes intangible elements (clientele, brand, leasehold right) and tangible elements (equipment, fixtures). Commercial premises are the property itself. Both can be valued separately or together.
What documents should I provide for a commercial expertise?
Ideally: the last 3 financial statements, the current commercial lease, the entry inventory, technical diagnostics and any amendments.

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