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Chandos Pacific Appraisal is a San Diego real estate appraisal company offering commercial appraisals throughout San Diego County. Chandos Pacific conducts commercial appraisals of the following property types: Apartments, NNN Retail Properties, Shopping Centers, Office Buildings, Industrial Parks, Commercial Land, Special Purpose Properties, Hotels, Medical Facilities, Gas Stations, Truck Stops, Convenience Stores, Car Washes, Fast Food Restaurants, and Co-Branded Sites Why choose Chandos Pacific Appraisal? Rapid Turn-Around Times Our Chief Commercial Appraiser is the past Research Director of a Fortune 500 commercial brokerage, has underwritten over two billion dollars worth of commercial real estate loans, and has over 20 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry. Certified appraisal reports are suitable for estate settlements, tax appeals, lease arbitrations, FDIC, SBA, and private lending. An appraisal is just a click of a button away. Or, spend some time and find out more about the appraisal business.
Clients of Chandos Pacific include:
Please refer to our Project Diversity page to learn more about recently appraised projects in the San Diego County, California area. Certified appraisals are recognized at all FDIC insured banks. Our commercial appraisal services include the following: Estate Appraisals, Partial Interest Valuations, Marketability Discounts, Insurance Appraisals, Tax Assessment Appeals, New Construction Appraisals, Expert Witness Testimony, Litigation Support, Divorce Appraisals, Feasibility Studies, Highest & Best Use Analysis, Condemnation Appraisals
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