Hospitality Valuations
Resorts, hotels, guesthouses and self-catering villas valued on trading performance, occupancy and underlying property value.
Tourism is central to the Seychelles economy, and hospitality property is valued as an operating business housed in a building, not simply as bricks and mortar. Occupancy, average room rate, trading history and market positioning all feed into an income-based valuation, cross-checked against comparable hospitality property across the islands.
Forctis values resorts, hotels, guesthouses and self-catering villas on Mahé, Praslin, La Digue and the outer islands, for owners, buyers, banks financing acquisition or expansion, and insurers requiring a reinstatement figure.
Where trading history is limited, such as a newly opened villa operation, we consider the property's physical characteristics, location and market positioning alongside comparable operating results.
Common questions about hospitality valuations.
How is a resort or guesthouse different to value from a normal building?
It is valued substantially on its trading performance — occupancy, room rate and profitability — rather than on land and building size alone, since a buyer is usually purchasing an income-producing business.
Do you value self-catering villas used for short-term letting?
Yes, self-catering villas let to tourists are valued considering both their letting income and their appeal as a residential property, depending on the purpose of the valuation.
Other areas of practice.
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Villas, houses, apartments and residential land, for sale, finance, estates and divorce.
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