RICS standards and guidance
Residential
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- Code of measuring practice
- Commercial property service charge handover procedures
- Common auction conditions for real estate auctions
- Comparable evidence in property valuation (ARCHIVED)
- Conflicts of interest (Italian translation)
- Conflicts of interest (Polish translation)
- Conflicts of interest (Portuguese translation)
- Conflicts of interest (Simplified Chinese translation)
- Conflicts of interest (Spanish translation)
- Conflicts of interest: UK commercial property market investment agency
- Conflicts of interest for members acting as dispute resolvers (UK)
- Conflicts of interest – global
- Contamination, the environment and sustainability: Implications for chartered surveyors and their clients (ARCHIVE)
- Countering bribery and corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing
- Countering bribery and corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing (Spanish translation)
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- Real estate agency and brokerage
- Real estate agency and brokerage standards - 1st edition translations (ARCHIVED)
- Real estate management
- Red Book: RICS Valuation – Global Standards 2017 ARCHIVED
- Reinstatement cost assessment of buildings
- Rent only residential management code (ARCHIVED)
- Residential panel managers (ARCHIVED)
- RICS Building Survey practice note ARCHIVED
- RICS Condition Report practice note ARCHIVED
- RICS HomeBuyer Service
- RICS property measurement
- RICS Valuation – Global Standards 2017 – Polish translation (archived)
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- Service charge residential management code
- Service charges and tenant alterations (ARCHIVED)
- Service charges in commercial property
- Sinking funds, reserve funds and depreciation charges (ARCHIVED)
- Surveying safely
- Surveyors acting as advocates
- Surveyors acting as arbitrators in commercial property rent reviews
- Surveyors acting as arbitrators in commercial property rent reviews in Scotland
- Surveyors acting as expert witnesses
- Surveyors acting as independent experts in commercial property rent reviews
- Surveyors advising in respect of the Electronic Communications Code
- Surveys of residential property (ARCHIVED)