A selection of Valuation Surveying titles from our publications library.
This information paper aims to inform members regarding the problems associated with Knotweeds. These plants are problematic because tiny fragments of their roots and shoots (rhizome) can produce viable plants and thus cause damage to buildings.
A Guide to the valuation of commercial forestry plantations is of assistance to all involved and with an interest in the valuation of forest assets.
This Guidance Note has been prepared to provide advice to practitioners in relation to valuing property for the Local Property Tax as valuation for this type of service falls outside of the RICS Valuation Standards (Red Book).
The code applies to all areas of property agency, marketing, rating, valuations and rent reviews. In addition, all references to floor areas should be accompanied by a reference to the measurement code adopted. Any deviation from the Code should be highlighted in any correspondence or material produced. The National Building Elements should be referred to for Building Cost Estimation.
On the prevention of the use of property service providers for the purpose of money laundering and terrorist financing July 2010.
There has been a significant increase in the level of appointments of Fixed Charge Receivers in Ireland in recent years, largely due to the economic downturn.
The purpose of this guide is to explain what Fixed Charge Receivers are, their functions and responsibilities.
Turnover Rents INFORMATION NOTE TURNOVER RENTS 1. Introduction Turnover rents are becoming more common place in the Irish market and at present no guidelines exist. As turnover rents become an ...
The aim of this information paper is to assist members providing a valuation of farm stocks to correctly
confirm instructions and prepare reports to clients that are compliant with the SCSI/RICS Valuation –
Professional Standards (‘the Red Book’)
This information paper addresses the capital and rental valuation of freehold and leasehold landed interests for sites where a significant part of the value arises, or might arise, from the potential to generate renewable energy – principally electricity.
