DUBLIN, Nov. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The "US Real Estate Appraisal Market: Insights and Forecast (2023-2028)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The US real estate evaluation market has seen significant changes in recent years, as technology has become increasingly important in the appraisal process. Today, many appraisers obtain and assess property information using digital techniques such as aerial imagery, 3D modelling, and data analytics, allowing them to complete values more quickly and precisely.
The US real estate appraisal market is expected to be worth US$9.27 billion in 2023, witnessing growth at a CAGR of 4.24%, over the projected period.
Top Impacting Factors
Driver: Technology Penetration in the Appraisal Industry
The Digital AMC platform has the ability to leverage technology to automate processes and manage the network of field agents to improve quality. The technology (Solidifi) platform uses automated quality scoring technology, in addition to manual reviews, to reduce the number of touchpoints relative to traditional AMCs. Moreover, Solidifi has a unique appraiser scoring system which ranks appraisers on performance and quality metrics. This scoring becomes important to provide unbiased feedback to appraisers and to provide a transparent performance-based system for assigning future appraisal assignments. Better performance is rewarded with more work. Thus, such platform motivates the appraisers to deliver high standard and authenticated appraisals.
Challenge: Restricted Demand for Appraisers Based on the Region
Appraisers works in a very defined location and geography mainly due to types of logistics involved in the essential part of appraisal report generation process (usually due to difference in state licensing requirements and requires a good level of knowledge with respect to the regional dynamics of a specific real estate market). Thus, the demand for appraisal is very regional by nature. Now, the part of the US which is having shortage of appraisers effects significantly on the appraiser's fees compared to part where there is oversupply. Mostly, appraisals cost US$400-600 and take about three-seven days for inspection of the house, though this may vary with different location and landscape. Also, appraiser supply can often be an issue in rural markets and in very active real estate markets. In a nutshell, demand of appraiser is directly proportional to the region.
Trend: Improvement in Logistical Management of Appraisers
Logistical management of appraisers is mainly handled by AMCs in the appraisal process, but certainly some are better than others and have invested heavily in solutions that improve the order management, appraisal scheduling, and route efficiency solutions. For example, Solidifi (The US Real Matters brand) has invested significantly to build out its capabilities in network management. Specifically, the company is able to monitor the efficiency of appraisers in real time (turnaround time and defect rates) and routes more work to highly rated appraisers depending on their current capacity. Besides Solidifi, LRES in this area (automatic assignment technology that identifies the best appraiser for a certain job) and ServiceLink's Exos business (has a comprehensive scheduling solution that connects appraisers with other parties involved in scheduling, including the homeowner). Thus, the improvement in logistical management of appraisers overall improve the appraisal process which in turn positively affect the industry.
Market Dynamics
Growth Drivers
- Technology Penetration in the Appraisal Industry
- Growth In Housing Market
- Growing Addressable Mortgage Origination
- Improvement in Communication between Parties
- Automation of Data-Gathering
- Increasing Adoption of Remote Online Notarization and Digital Real Estate Transactions
Challenges
- Less Appealing Mortgage Appraisal Business
- Restricted Demand for Appraisers Based on the Region
- Availability of Alternative Processes
- Quality Control Issues
- Regulatory and Audit Compliance
- Shrinking Supply of Appraisers
Market Trends
- Growing Senior Housing Momentum
- Fragmented Mortgage Lenders Market
- Improvement in Logistical Management of Appraisers
- Changes to Licensing Requirements
- Availability of On-Site and Report Creation Workflows
Analysis of Key Players
The US real estate appraisal market is is very fragmented. The market is likely to be led by large national firms, but there are also many smaller regional and local firms, as well as independent appraisers, that compete within specific markets or regions. Companies and appraisers need to have a strong reputation for accurate and reliable valuations, as well as a good understanding of the local real estate market and the ability to adapt to changing market conditions. Additionally, companies that can offer additional services, such as technology solutions or data and analytics, may have an advantage over competitors who only offer traditional appraisal services.
The key players covered in the report include:
- Real Matters Inc.
- Wells Fargo & Company
- CBRE Group, Inc.
- Voxtur Analytics Corp.
- Newmark Group, Inc.
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- CoreLogic Inc.
- Accurate Group
- Clear Capital
- ServiceLink
- LRES Corporation
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