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Linee Guide RICS per l'Italia: Valutazione di Centri Commerciali, 1st edition

RICS professional experts have drawn up guidelines with the aim of offering assistance to companies and professionals in the valuation sector who are preparing to evaluate a shopping center and its investment

RICS Property Measurement: Basis for Conclusions

RICS property measurement, 2nd edition has an effective date of the 1 May 2018.

Tenant Representative Process, 1st edition

This guidance note aims to assist practitioners in professionally advising their tenant clients.

UK Residential Real Estate Agency, 6th edition

With the increased focus on the need for ethical practice and transparency in the residential property market this RICS professional statement sets out clearly the responsibilities of residential property agents to ensure they are...

Technical Due Diligence of Commercial Industrial and Residential Property in Continental Europe, 1st edition (French translation)

Download the French translation of Technical Due Diligence of Commercial and Industrial Property in Continental Europe.

Technical Due Diligence of Commercial Industrial and Residential Property in Continental Europe, 1st edition (Romanian translation)

International Property Measurement Standards: Retail Buildings

IPMS are developed by a group of more than 80 professional and not-for-profit organisations, working together to implement international standards for measuring property.

Building Surveys and Technical Due Diligence of Commercial Property, 1st edition (French translation)

This French translation provides guidance for surveyors on conducting commercial and industrial property surveys.

Real Estate and Agency Brokerage, 3rd edition

This professional statement applies to all RICS members involved with the sale, letting, leasing and management of real estate, whatever the form of tenure by which it is held or occupied.

Valuation of Data Centres, 1st edition

Including a glossary of relevant terms, this note offers guidance for valuers who are instructed to provide market value, or market rent, for properties used as data centres.

Project Monitoring for Real Estate Lending, Canada, 1st edition

This joint guidance from the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS) and RICS provides advice to construction professionals who are RICS members engaged in the practice of project monitoring.

Surveyors Acting as Experts in Commercial Rent Determinations, Hong Kong, 1st edition

This guidance note is also intended to assist the parties themselves, and those acting for them, by making them aware of the procedures likely to be followed and issues involved:

Code of Measuring Practice, 6th edition

The bases of value contained with the Code of measuring practice, 6th edition applies to all building classes except offices and residential buildings.

Real Estate Management, 3rd edition

This professional statement applies to the management of both commercial and residential real estate.

Licence for Alterations in Commercial Property, 2nd edition

This guidance note is of interest to surveyors dealing with tenant applications to make alterations at office and industrial properties in England and Wales.

Analysis of Commercial Lease Transactions, 1st edition

This provides guidance on the analysis of commercial lease transactions in Hong Kong, while recognising there is no single correct approach.

Strategic FM Framework, 1st edition

This guidance note is the result of a collaboration between RICS and IFMA. It sets out a coherent, consistent approach to planning the provision of FM. It also reflects the competences required to pursue the qualification credenti...

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Service Charges in Commercial Property, 1st edition

This professional statement sets a marker for the standards of management required in commercial property.

Complaints Handling, 1st edition

Effective complaint handling is a critical element in the risk management toolkit of all professional firms, both as part of good customer service and also to protect the firm in the event of an unsubstantiated or inflated claim.