Parkland and municipal valuations
Appraisals of medium- and high-density residential development sites to support cash-in-lieu of parkland reviews, combining planning analysis, highest and best use and comparable market evidence.

Partner
AACI, P.App.
Senior Real Estate Appraiser
Paul is an accredited real estate appraiser with more than 20 years of experience across real estate brokerage, property management, land development consulting and valuation. He has worked with gsi since September 2009, bringing market and transaction experience to his appraisal and advisory work.
His practice focuses on complex urban properties, expropriation, litigation support and development land. Assignments include full and partial takings, injurious affection, disturbance damages, cash-in-lieu of parkland valuations and Education Development Charge site studies.
Paul has experience valuing medium- and high-density residential development sites, with attention to highest and best use, planning policy and development risk. He has qualified as an expert witness at the Superior Court of Justice and serves on the Board of Directors of the Ontario Expropriation Association and the Executive Board of the International Right of Way Association (IRWA), Chapter 29. His clients include municipalities, counsel, public agencies, developers and institutional investors.
Appraisals of medium- and high-density residential development sites to support cash-in-lieu of parkland reviews, combining planning analysis, highest and best use and comparable market evidence.
Valuation assistance and report preparation for properties affected by the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, and appraisal reports for owners affected by subsurface acquisitions for the Yonge North Subway Extension.
A historical residential valuation following a failed purchase and later resale, examining market conditions, comparable sales and transaction timing at the instructed valuation date.
Research and valuation modelling for a high-density ground rent assignment, and appraisal of community use lands under alternative approval assumptions to inform cost sharing discussions.