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The Baltic Valuation Conference (BVC), which dates back to 1989, is an informal meeting of property valuers from the Baltic countries. Attendees of the conference include property valuers, academics focusing on the property market, valuation procedures and methods, and others interested in property valuation issues. Participation in the conference does not only serve education but also contributes to exchange of experiences and methods, and establishes contacts with colleagues in the field.
Since 1992, the conferences have been held annually. Countries that have hosted participants include Iceland, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Norway, Lithuania, Latvia and Russia. In 2003 and 2016, The Baltic Valuation Conference was held in Gdansk, Poland. In 2020-2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the meetings were held online.
The 33rd Baltic Valuation Conference will be held on September 7-9, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland, and will be conducted in a hybrid format (in-person and online in real-time). Thanks to the Erasmus+ project, participants are exempt from conference fees (the official part of the conference). And in preparation for the conference, we suggest attending professional English language training for property valuers. Training webinars are posted on our website under the course tab.
We encourage you to keep an eye on the project website – more information on the detailed programme of the upcoming event and speakers will be posted soon. Please note that those declaring to participate in the entire event will be given priority for attending the conference.
Krzysztof Grzesik REV FRICS IRRV (Hons), Chairman of the Board of Directors TEGOVA (Poland), An update on EU Law Impacting Valuation.
Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Bischoff REV (Germany), Derivation of interest yield (Property yield) for the income approach.
dr inż. Radosław Gaca (Poland), GIS as an opportunity and a challenge in property valuation.
dr hab. inż. prof. UWM Małgorzata Renigier-Biłozor, dr inż. Marek Walacik, prof. dr hab. inż. Sabina Źróbek prof.zw (Poland), Emotional Real Estate Market - the Potential of Applying New Technologies in the Real Estate Market.
Ülleke Eerik, Marje Kolmar-Grüner from Estonian Land Board (Estonia), Value affecting characteristics and valuation accuracy, mass valuation experience in Estonia.
Jolanta Panas (Poland), ESG in property valuation.
Franziska Rost-Wolf Managing Partner ROST_WOLF PartG mbB (Germany), The influence of ESG criteria (energy performance) on the comparative value of condominiums.
Ari Laitala, Sykli Environmental College (Finland), Evaluation of climate resilience of buildings – is there a connection into valuation practices?
dr Jurgita Banyte (Lithuania), Criteria that affect commercial property market: UK, France, Germany and Sweden case.
prof. nadzw. dr hab. Magdalena Habdas, dr hab. Iwona Foryś prof. US, dr inż. Jan Konowalczuk (Poland), Comparing the rules of appraisal report evaluation in Poland with review and arbitration of valuation reports in the USA.
dr hab. Iwona Foryś prof. US, prof. nadzw. dr hab. Magdalena Habdas, dr inż. Jan Konowalczuk (Poland), The practice of appraisal report evaluation by professional organizations in Poland: results of research on the example of evaluations of court experts' opinions determining the reduction of the value of real estate in RUAs of airports.
Peter Palm, Ingemar Bengtsson Peter Palm Chairman Division of Property Valuation within Samhällsbyggarna Ingemar Bengtsson Fastighetsvetenskap Lund University (Sweden), Anchor effects in appraisals: Do educational background matter?
dr Tomasz Luterek (Poland), Valuation of war losses.
Dipl.- Ing. Peter Ache, DVW e. V. (Germany), The impact of the war in Ukraine on property prices and revenues.
Ewa Kordecka, Sworn translator, employee of commercial real estate management company (Poland), E-commerce (Internet shopping) development as a result of macroeconomic changes (Russian invasion on Ukraine and Covid-19) and their influence on commercial real estate Market.
dr Saija Toivonen (Finland), Crisis impacts and perceptions of real estate market participants.
dr inż. Monika Gwoźdź-Lasoń, REV (Poland), New attributes resulting from the building management system and smart building affecting the market value of a construction investment.
BVC in Warsaw – Expanding Topics of Evaluation by Mirosława Czaplińska, MAANKÄYTTÖ 4|2023