16 Valuation · 16.1 Valuation principles and terminology
16.1.2 Value, cost and price: kinds of value – market, book, salvage, scrap, assessed and reversionary
Cost is what it took to produce a property, price is what was actually paid, and value is the valuer's estimate of its worth; value takes many forms — market, book, salvage, scrap, distress, assessed, reversionary, accommodation, marriage — each defined by its purpose.
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Key terms
- value
- cost
- price
- utility
- scarcity
- transferability
- market value
- willing buyer willing seller
- book value
- salvage value
- scrap value
- junk value
- distress value
- assessed value
- rateable value
- reversionary value
- accommodation value
- special value
- marriage value
- sentimental value
- speculative value
- potential value
- monopoly value
- insurable value
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