Appraisers by property type

Apartment-style condominiums, townhouse strata, and stacked units across Canadian markets.

Equity co-operative apartments where you own shares in the corporation rather than title to the unit — a niche but high-value Canadian asset class.

Detached residential homes — the most common appraisal assignment in most Canadian cities.

Residential acreage parcels including outbuildings, water systems, and septic considerations.

Remote and rural residential properties where comparable evidence is harder to source.

High-value custom and architectural homes requiring deeper market analysis.

Small multi-unit residential properties used for owner-occupancy or rental.

Plexes and small multi-unit properties typically appraised with hybrid sales-and-income approaches.

Pre-build, mid-build, and as-complete appraisals for new residential construction.

Lake, ocean, and river-front residential properties with location-specific value drivers.

Cottages, cabins, and second homes in seasonal markets.

Rental-focused residential properties with income-approach considerations.