​​ROBERTOHANA MAI

Principal appraiser, Robert A. Ohana, Jr. is an MAI designated appraiser with 30 years of experience in a wide variety of property types in markets across the nation. 
 

What is an MAI appraiser?

The MAI membership designation is held by appraisers who are experienced in the valuation of commercial, industrial, residential, and other types of properties, and advise clients on real estate investment decisions. Designated members have met rigorous requirements relating to education, testing, experience and demonstration of knowledge, understanding and ability. Additionally, this designation has long been recognized by courts of law, government agencies, financial institutions, and investors as the "gold standard" and a mark of excellence in the field of real estate valuation and analysis.

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What does this mean?

The bottom line is, the MAI designation is a prestigious achievement that ensures that the appraisal or valuation service provided meets the highest standards. If you have any additional questions about the designation, or if you would like more information on how we can provide valuation services, please contact us today.

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Experience

• Decades of experience in valuation of conventional and special use property

• Proficient in gas station, car wash and hospitality valuation.

• Experienced in valuation of full and partial acquisitions; fractional/partial interests

• Knowledgeable with Federal agencies and "Yellow Book". Years of experience with GSA appraisals

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Prominent Assignments (partial list)

• Phillips 66 pipeline easement, Port of Freeport, Texas

• Imperial Bank Hi-Rise at LAX Airport

• Sears Roebuck Catalog Building - largest contiguous building in Los Angeles

• Dolby Theatre Parking Structure at Hollywood and Highland, Los Angeles

• Sixty million dollar, 2.5 acre site on Las Vegas Strip

• Going-Concern Value of carwash, Newport Beach, California

• Leasehold Interest in Best Western Laguna Brisas Hotel

• JJ Pickle Hi-Rise Federal Building, Austin, Texas

• FBI Building Headquarters in two states.

• Homeland Security Border Facility in Rio Grande City, Texas

• 12,000,000 cubic yard void-space for landfill in Pennsylvania

• 87 acre void-space valuation of lake-belt site in Miami-Dade County, Florida

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