With continuous growth and sophistication in the property market and investment scene worldwide, there is acompelling need to explore the adequacy or otherwise of valuation reports which serve as an important input toinvestors' investment decision making. Focusing on the Nigerian property market, this study considered clients'perception of the quality of property valuation reports with a view to
... [Show full abstract] determining clients' satisfaction level andthus improving on the quality of valuers' reports. The result revealed that 62% of the banks (clients) were at leastsatisfied with the overall content of the valuation report they received from valuers However, the results showedthat clients wanted some aspects of the valuation reports to be improved upon. These includes: (1) details oftenancies which seldom appear; (2) details on specific comparable; (3) state of letting market; (4) generalinformation on comparable; (5) valuation calculations and (6) uncertainty in valuation figures.
