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What is RICS?

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is one of the largest, most respected and high profile global ‘standards and membership’ organisations in the world.

Not only are the 125,000 RICS members experts in all matters relating to real estate and construction, but they can also offer strategic advice in the economics, valuation, finance, investment and management of all the world’s physical assets. This includes just about everything from the construction of major public buildings and surveying the sea bed, right through to surveying your home and negotiating leases for business premises.

When you next buy or sell a home, if you speak to an RICS member firm with the relevant experience that is 'Regulated by RICS', you will be assured that you are dealing with someone who has spent four or five years becoming properly qualified. You will also benefit from clear, impartial and expert advice on many aspects of your sale or purchase.

Find out more about how RICS can help you on Propertyfinder.

 

Posted by Bronwyn on April 12, 2007 09:08 AM |

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