A web-based enterprise platform for GIS-supported land and property valuation processes.
Enables property visualization on maps; supports price-range queries, value-density analysis, and heat map generation.
Works with real-time online data flow where TAKBIS integration exists; manual data entry is supported otherwise.
Land, field, garden, building, residence, workplace, and multi-storey workplace valuations are managed in separate categories.
SPK license information of valuation experts is recorded; valuation reports can be uploaded and archived.
Historical valuations are escalated using defined increase rates and analyzed monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, and annually.
Real Estate Valuation System is a web-based enterprise platform that manages property valuation processes through integrated geographic, financial, and temporal parameters. The system handles land, agricultural field, garden, building, and independent unit valuations in separate categories and manages valuation data in a standardized structure.
With its GIS module, valuation data can be analyzed directly on maps; property queries by price range, regional value distribution, and heat map generation can be performed. In institutions with TAKBIS integration, the system runs through direct integration, while manual data entry is supported in environments without integration.
Historical valuations are stored together with date, valuation expert, and property information; SPK license information is recorded and valuation reports are kept in a digital archive. Historical values can be updated based on defined increase rates, and monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual increase charts can be analyzed with financial indicators at the property level.
Real Estate Valuation System enables valuation processes to be conducted transparently, traceably, and analytically in public and enterprise organizations.
Parcels, valuation records, and spatial layers are visualized, queried, and analyzed directly on the map. Provides layer management, parcel-based queries, price-range filtering, heat map generation, and spatial tracking of value increase trends. Supports automatic data retrieval via TAKBIS integration where available, and manual data entry where integration is not present.
Product types forming the basis of land and agricultural asset valuation, cultivation period (annual/perennial), irrigation status, and regional classifications are defined and managed within the system. Province- and district-based value sets ensure standardized and consistent valuation calculations.
Valuation records are centrally managed based on parcel, block, neighborhood, district, and property attributes. Unit values, easement compensation amounts, and expropriation calculations are displayed within the system; bulk operations, Excel data import, and summary report generation are supported.
Secondary products considered in land and orchard valuations are defined according to cultivation periods and integrated into valuation calculations. Defined items are centrally managed in a list-based structure and can be updated dynamically.
Region- and district-based crop rotation data is defined and incorporated into agricultural valuation calculations. Rotation records are managed in a structured list format and can be updated and integrated into valuation scenarios.
Zoning parameters such as building coverage ratio (TAKS), floor area ratio (KAKS), building height, and setback distances are defined and stored on a parcel basis along with title deed information. These parameters are integrated into valuation calculations to assess development potential accurately and in compliance with regulations.
Annual cost data is defined by province, district, crop type, cultivation period, and irrigation status, and can be uploaded in bulk. These cost parameters are directly integrated into land and agricultural valuation calculations.
Unit m² values are defined and managed based on parcel, property type, and valuation criteria. These values serve as the core reference for all land and property valuation calculations within the system.
Created valuation records are listed based on file, parcel, and property details; bulk report export and data transfer operations are managed from a single interface. The system generates standardized valuation reports quickly and in a controlled manner.
Personnel preparing valuation reports are defined in the system with their name, title/role, profession, and registry information, and linked to related reports. Each valuation record can be tracked together with its responsible expert, supporting institutional audit and accountability processes.
Commissions involved in valuation processes are defined and managed within the system, including commission type, decision number, establishment date, and term of duty. Commission decisions can be recorded by district or project basis and linked to related valuation records.
Cost items considered in valuation calculations are defined and categorized in the system based on cultivation period, establishment phase, and cost type. Each expense component is structured for product-based cost analysis and can be associated with historical data for comparative evaluation.
Unit cost values are defined and updated in the system based on building class, year, and month. Square meter unit costs for A, B, C, and D group structures are specified separately and used as reference data in building valuation calculations.