Greg has been involved in real estate appraisal since the late 1990s, beginning his career as a trainee for Bruce Allen after graduating from the University of Washington. Appraisal experience includes a wide variety of appraisal assignments, consisting of vacant and improved commercial, industrial, residential and mixed-use properties. Examples of the wide variety of properties appraised include: large scale mixed-use projects comprised of retail, office and residential uses, subdivisions, sensitive area properties, rail and utility corridors, lake bedlands, shopping centers, auto dealerships, as well as more typical commercial, industrial and residential improved properties. Valuations have been performed for acquisitions in fee, leased fee and leasehold interests, as well as various partial interests including conservation easements, utility easements, subsurface easements and air rights easements.
Greg routinely works for a wide variety of clients with a variety of valuation needs, resulting in well-rounded appraisal expertise. He routinely works for Puget Sound Energy studying utility corridors, easements and limited use restrictions, and onsite impacts from power lines structural facilities. Most recently, he completed a large-scale study and appraisal of impacts from overhead and subsurface utility corridors across a large military base. He works for public agencies appraising and providing valuation support for surplus property disposition, including valuation of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) parcels at Capitol Hill Station with a variety of title restrictions and low-income housing requirements. He has appraised properties with a wide variety of use restrictions, including valuations based on stipulated lease terms. He has recently participated in a multi-appraiser arbitration, and regularly participates in mediations. He has provided expert witness testimony for both residential and commercial properties, each instance resulting in favorable awards for the client.
A native Washingtonian, Greg has a degree in Finance and Information Systems from the University of Washington. In the fall, you’ll find the Goodman family at Husky Stadium cheering on the Dawgs, and rest of the year, Greg is usually coaching his son’s soccer, baseball, or football teams.