Base property value
Project, tenure, floor, size, orientation, condition and recorded comparable transactions.
A recorded-sales estimate gives you a starting point. A dual-key decision needs a second layer: layout quality, rent evidence and the premium buyers may—or may not—pay for flexibility.

Project, tenure, floor, size, orientation, condition and recorded comparable transactions.
How convincingly the second zone works, how easily the home reconnects and how much usable space is sacrificed.
Achievable rent after vacancy and costs—not an optimistic gross figure taken in isolation.
Mark access, kitchens, bathrooms, windows, shared walls and reconnection points.
Compare both dual-key and conventional units with similar size, floor and condition.
Separate asking rent from achieved rent and account for vacancy and operating costs.
Family value and rental value are different. Be explicit about which one justifies the premium.
The embedded valuation and the models on this site are planning aids. They are not a bank valuation, licensed valuer’s report, rental guarantee or offer.
Selected analysis for dual-key buyers, condo owners and households planning their next move. Articles open on the original mastREplan site.
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