Broker’s Opinion of Value (BOV) for Commercial Real Estate in Miami

Why a Broker Opinion of Value Matters

Pricing Clarity

A Broker Opinion of Value establishes a realistic pricing range based on verified comparable sales, current market conditions, and asset specific factors. This clarity helps owners avoid underpricing that leaves value on the table or overpricing that stalls momentum and weakens negotiating leverage.

Informed Capital Decisions

A well supported BOV provides the insight needed to evaluate whether selling, refinancing, or holding is the right move. By understanding how income quality, lease risk, and market behavior affect value, owners can align capital decisions with timing, return objectives, and long term strategy.

Stronger Negotiating Position

A defensible opinion of value equips owners with data and rationale that stand up to buyer and lender scrutiny. This strengthens positioning in negotiations, supports underwriting discussions, and reduces uncertainty during transactions, refinancing, or partnership reviews.

What is a Broker Opinion of Value (BOV)

When a BOV is The Right First Step

  • Preparing to sell and validating pricing
  • Refinance preparation and lender discussions
  • Partnership buyout or internal valuation
  • Hold versus sell decision-making
  • 1031 replacement screening and acquisition planning

Our conclusions are based on real market behavior and property-specific underwriting, not generic averages.

Market Trends

Supply and demand trends, leasing velocity, and buyer depth within the relevant submarket.

Comparable Sales

Closed sales and active listings, with adjustments that reflect true comparability and pricing pressure.

Income & Lease Risk

Rent roll quality, lease term, tenant strength, and how income durability influences value.

Expense Profile

Operating efficiency, recoveries, and expense behavior that affect net income and pricing.

Property Condition

Condition, layout efficiency, loading, parking, and features that impact functionality and demand.

Location & Access

Micro location attributes that affect rents, absorption, and buyer underwriting assumptions.

Is a Broker Opinion of Value the same as an appraisal?

No. A BOV is valuation advisory prepared by a commercial brokerage. It is not an appraisal and should not be represented as one. A BOV is designed to support pricing, refinance planning, and strategic decisions using real market context.

Who typically requests a BOV?

BOVs are most commonly requested by property owners and sellers. Buyers also rely on BOV-level analysis to validate pricing, evaluate risk, and support negotiation strategy.

When should I request a BOV?

A BOV is most useful before selling, refinancing, considering a hold versus sell decision, or planning a 1031 exchange. It helps establish a realistic value range before committing to a transaction.

What information is required to prepare a BOV?

At minimum, the property address and asset type. Rent roll, operating statements, and lease details improve accuracy, but we can begin with limited information and refine as data becomes available.

How long does a BOV take?

Timing depends on asset complexity and data availability. An advisor will confirm scope and expected turnaround after reviewing your request.

Can a BOV be used for lender discussions?

Yes. While not a substitute for an appraisal, a BOV is often used to frame refinance discussions and support preliminary lender conversations.

Request a Broker Opinion of Value

Share the property address and your objective. A RACVantage advisor will review your request, confirm scope and timing, and outline the next steps toward a defensible value conclusion.

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