Appraisal & Advisory Services

In a dynamic market, we recognize the pivotal role of market analysis in guiding prudent investment decisions.

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HUD Sec. 8 RCS

As an awardee of numerous HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Study contracts from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), we’ve honed our skills in analyzing both family and senior housing. Our expertise spans properties in urban, suburban, and rural markets, with development sizes ranging from 20 to over 5,900 units.

We provide HUD-Compliant Rent Comparability Studies (RCS) services, leveraging our nationwide expertise. Our reports and reviews are routinely accepted by both HUD and State Housing Agencies.

Our offerings are cost-effective and driven by market trends, specifically tailored to fulfill HUD’s requirements.

Market Studies

Clarendon provides market study services for multifamily properties, both for sale and rental.

  • Family Housing

  • Senior Housing

  • Low Income Housing Tax Credit

  • Conventional Housing

Appraisals

Clarendon provides appraisal services for multifamily, mixed-use, land and development site properties.

  • Assisted/Affordable Housing

  • Senior Housing

  • Multifamily Housing

  • Mixed-Use

  • Land/Development Sites

Appraisal Reviews

As an awardee of state-wide contracts for Connecticut, Michigan, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania, we have developed expertise in family and senior housing RCS reviews, including properties located in urban, suburban and rural locations, ranging from 50 to 300+ units.

Our reviews are routinely accepted by both HUD Contract Administrators (CA) and State Housing Agencies.

  • HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Studies

 

 
 
 
 

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