Welcome
Welcome to TEGoVA, The European Group of Valuers' Associations.
TEGoVA is a European non profit making association composed of 40 valuers' associations from 24 countries representing about 120.000 valuers in Europe.
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The Autumn General Assembly
Only eighteen months after being launched by our organisation in Warsaw, the Recognised European Valuer certification scheme has been widely acclaimed as a success with over 400 valuers in France, Germany, Poland and Russia already “recognised”.
The scheme received a further boost at the recent TEGoVA General Assembly held in Brussels on 13/14 November 2009 when the Institute of Revenues Rating and Valuation (IRRV) of the United Kingdom, the National Association of Romanian Valuers (ANEVAR) and the Russian Board of Appraisers (RBA) secured the right to award the REV title to their members.
Needless to say the opportunity presented to British valuers of becoming Recognised European Valuers is particularly significant.
The success of the REV scheme has been put down in part to its respect for and recognition of the diversity of valuation qualifications across Europe whilst laying down the need for valuers to follow defined minimum educational, practice, lifelong learning and ethical requirements. The REV title does not confer a new qualification, but it serves to reassure the client that he has instructed an already well qualified and experienced valuer who continues to practice valuation, keeps abreast of developments in his profession and adheres to a recognised code of ethics. A REV certificate is awarded for 5 years after which it must be renewed.
The delegates were also honoured with the news that together with IRRV (UK), LTVA (Lithuania), PFVA (Poland), and SNPI (France), TEGoVA with these select valuers associations committed to the REV scheme, it has won European Union backed funding to help educate and train valuers in the application of European Valuation Standards. The € 388.000 funding of the project titled “Developing a European Framework for Valuation Standards (DEFVAS) will flow in stages from the so called Leonardo da Vinci Programme Fund for Transfer of Innovation.
The sixty delegates from 28 member associations attending the General Assembly also discussed new issues and topics to be covered by future additions to the European Valuation Standards 2009, launched earlier this year. The delegates also agreed to the publication of the first 8 country specific chapters on the TEGoVA web page.
The issue of sustainable buildings and their influence on market value also featured prominently in debate culminating in a presentation by Dr Sven Bienert of KPMG Austria who summarised some initial results from a pioneering project on methodologies for the integration of energy performance into property valuation practice.
Finally the General Assembly welcomed new TEGoVA members, valuers organisations from Austria, Greece, Kosovo and the United Arab Emirates.
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NEW EVS 2009
TEGoVA launches European Valuation Standards 2009 helping professionals and clients face the valuation challenges of market volatility and recession.
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NEW EVS 2009 in Hungarian, Romanian and Spanish
We are delighted to announce the publication of the European Valuation Standards 2009 (EVS) in Hungarian, Romanian and Spanish.
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Recognised European Valuer (REV)
At its meeting in Brussels in November, the General Assembly enrolled two more member associations from Romania and the Russian Federation into its recently launched "Recognised European Valuer” Scheme.
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EMF backs MER, EVS and REV
The European Mortgage Federation welcomes TEGoVA's work on property valuation and qualification of valuers.
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TEGoVA is delighted to welcome the following associations as new members:
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2010 events of particular interest for Real Estate valuers.
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ULI
For the last 15 years, the Urban Land Institute has convened real estate industry leaders in Paris to explore trends, share opportunities and debate issues. The next conference will take place at the Westin Hotel in Paris on 2-3 February 2010.
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MIPIM
MIPIM is the world's leading real estate event. It brings together key industry decision-makers from around the world, allowing them to establish long-lasting relations, to present new projects, and to lay the foundations for fruitful collaboration.
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BEX
BEX has been specifically created to enable industry leaders the chance to exchange expertise, information and business opportunities in a format which is intensive, time saving and cost effective.
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EXPO REAL
In just a few years, EXPO REAL has managed to secure itself a permanent place in the appointment books of German and international decision-makers in the real-estate industry.
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EPIC
An acronym for European Property Italian Conference, EPIC is the most recognised and most attended conference dedicated to the Italian real estate market and to its relationship with the international financial system.
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BARCELONA MEETING POINT
Born in October 1997, BMP (International Real Estate Show & Symposium) is the Europe's largest exhibition and the most thorough property symposium.
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