Surat · branch
Property valuer in Surat
The RGVS branch in Surat values homes from Adajan, Pal and Vesu to Varachha and Katargam, shops in the Ring Road textile markets, and the machinery that runs the city — looms, embroidery machines and diamond-processing equipment in Sachin, Pandesara, Udhna and the Kim–Palsana belt.
Homes, markets and machines
Surat's lending runs on textiles and diamonds, so a valuer here must know a market shop and a rapier loom as well as a flat. The branch values all three; the Category VII registration covers the machinery.
- Flats and row houses in Adajan, Pal, Piplod, Vesu, Althan, Citylight and Bhatar
- Shops and offices in the textile markets, on Ghod Dod Road and around Athwa and Majura Gate
- Weaving and embroidery machinery — water-jet, air-jet and rapier looms, multi-head embroidery machines
- Diamond-processing units in Varachha and Katargam
- Industrial sheds in Sachin and Pandesara GIDC, Udhna, Kim and Palsana
- BranchSurat — assignments through the head office
- VisitsScheduled within a working day of the assignment
- Reports48–72 hours after the visit for homes and shops, with complete documents; about a week for industrial
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Areas we cover
From Dumas to Kamrej
Surat city under SMC and SUDA, and the textile and industrial belt around it.
City
Industrial
Before the visit
Documents for a Surat property
- Sale deed and its index copy (Index-2)
- Property card or 7/12 extract
- Approved plan and BU permission (SMC or SUDA)
- Latest SMC property-tax bill
- For a shop in a textile market: the market's allotment or share certificate and the maintenance bill
- For machinery: invoices, bills of entry, installation certificates and the asset register
Each machine is identified by make, model, serial number and year; imported machines are checked against their bills of entry.
How the rate is built
Homes and shops are valued from the firm's bank-report evidence near the property, the jantri and live listings brought to transaction level. Machinery is valued from the price of an equivalent new machine, depreciated for age and condition, and tested against the second-hand market where one exists.
Questions
Surat: what people ask
Do you value looms and embroidery machines?
Yes. Rajesh Ganatra is registered under Category VII (plant and machinery) and holds a master's degree in plant and machinery valuation. Each machine is identified and its condition recorded, and imported machines are verified from bills of entry — never written off as 'nil'.
Can you value a shop in a textile market?
Yes — with the market's allotment or share papers. The floor, the frontage and the position within the market all move the rate, and the report says how.
How soon can someone visit a property in Surat?
A visit is scheduled within a working day of the assignment; reports on homes and shops follow 48–72 hours after the visit when the documents are complete, and industrial work takes about a week.