Quick answer: Vanguard Realty Advisors is an MAI-led commercial appraisal firm that has completed 21 Monterey County appraisal and appraisal review assignments since 2011. Matthew Reynolds, MAI leads our work there. Most commercial appraisals cost $3,000–$4,000 and are delivered in 2–3 weeks. Call (800) 511-4130 or request a free quote.

Looking for a commercial appraiser near you in Salinas or Monterey? We appraise commercial property across Monterey County, including Salinas, Monterey, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Seaside, Marina, King City and Greenfield. Our work includes retail, office, industrial and agricultural processing buildings, apartments and hotels, and every report is signed by a state-certified general appraiser.

Monterey County has two very different economies: tourism and hospitality on the Monterey Peninsula, and agriculture and food processing in the Salinas Valley. We use comparables from the matching part of the county rather than countywide averages.

At a Glance

Firm founded
2011 · 11,500+ appraisals company-wide
Monterey County assignments since 2011
21
Counties served
Monterey
Typical fee
$3,000 to $4,000 for most properties
Typical turnaround
2–3 weeks; rush available
Reports signed by
MAI, state-certified general appraisers
Lead appraiser
Matthew Reynolds, MAI

Your Salinas and Monterey Appraiser

Matthew Reynolds, MAI, commercial real estate appraiser, Vanguard Realty Advisors

Matthew Reynolds, MAI – Co-Founder and Principal, Vanguard Realty Advisors
Designated Member (MAI), Appraisal Institute · California Certified General Real Estate Appraiser · License No. AG041942
Appraising commercial real estate since 2003 · Co-founded Vanguard in 2011

Matt leads our Salinas and Monterey assignments. Every California report is signed by a California Certified General appraiser.

Where We Work in Monterey County

Our Monterey County appraisal and appraisal review assignments since 2011, by city.

City Assignments
Salinas 5
Monterey 4
Carmel 4
Pacific Grove 2
King City 2
Seaside 1
Marina 1
Greenfield 1
Other Monterey County communities 1

Date-of-Death Appraisals in Monterey County

When a property owner passes away, executors, trustees and their attorneys usually need a retrospective appraisal of the commercial property as of the date of death. It establishes the heirs’ stepped-up cost basis, supports IRS filings such as Form 706, and gives the family a defensible value for dividing, selling or buying out the property. We prepare IRS-qualified, MAI-signed date-of-death appraisals of commercial property and land throughout Salinas, Monterey and the Monterey Peninsula.

Read our date of death appraisal guide for deadlines, IRS rules and typical costs, or see our date-of-death appraisal services.

For Salinas/Monterey Market Commercial Appraisal Services
Contact: Matthew Reynolds I mreynolds@vracommercial.com I (800) 511-4130