Emma McWilliams

Emma McWilliams

Senior Appraiser - Valuation


Specialties

Multi-Family Apartments, Mixed Use and Urban Developments, Office, Industrial, Specialty Residential, Subdivision

License — Licensed Appraiser Trainee

PennsylvaniaLAT000815

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Emma McWilliams

Senior Appraiser - Valuation

Emma is a valued member of the team at Principle Valuation Group, actively developing her expertise in the commercial real estate appraisal field. Emma plays a key role in supporting various aspects of the firm’s appraisal and advisory services with strong understanding of appraisal processes, and market research and analysis. Her focus encompasses a range of property types, including subdivision analysis, industrial, mixed-use, multi-family, and special purpose properties.  

Emma received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of Maryland, and has been with Principle Valuation Group since 2013. Outside of her professional endeavors, Emma enjoys spending time with her friends, adventuring outdoors with her dog, planning her next trip with her boyfriend, or relaxing with a cold cocktail in hand. She brings the same enthusiasm to life outside the office as she does to her career, always making time for new experiences and great company.

Professional Experience
Senior AssociatePrinciple Valuation Group2013– Present
Education

University of Maryland University College – Bachelors of Arts in Communication

Courses
Appraisal Principles14 Hour USPAP
Appraisal Procedures7 Hour National USPAP Update (Bi-Annual Rotation)
Market Analysis and Highest and Best UseReal Estate Finance and Statistical Modeling
Income Capitalization Approach Part IReport Writing and Case Studies
Income Capitalization Approach Part IIBusiness Practices and Ethics
Sales Comparison ApproachBeyond the Numbers: Market Analysis Tips and Trends
Site Valuation and the Cost ApproachComplex Properties: The Odd Side of Appraisal
Effects of PA Economic/Demographic Trends on HBU Analysis ConsiderationResidential Report Writing: More Than Forms