The panel joined by Ian Bullock from Surventrix explored the transformative impact of emerging technologies such as digital surveying, drones, and AI on the profession.

Last week (Thursday 24th October) Surventrix headed up to Coventry Building Society Arena for this year’s Sava Residential Surveying Expo 2024, bringing the residential surveying community together for a day of learning.

Have your say on the technology trends that will shape the surveying profession over the next twelve months. Take part in the Surventrix Tech Forward Survey and enter in to our prize draw.

Software provider for the surveying and financial markets, Surventrix, has announced its latest integration with property data specialists, Sprift Technologies, to support surveyors with their productivity and insights. 

As part of a strategic goal to lead and influence on sustainability, RICS is committed to equipping the profession to adapt, upskill and respond to the challenges and opportunities that sustainability poses.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the National Housing Federation (NHF) are working towards developing a stock condition survey standard for the UK's social housing sector.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has announced the launch of a public consultation for its Service Charges in Commercial Property professional standard, set to be released in its second edition.

Surventrix, the leading CRM, compliance and reporting software designed for the residential and commercial surveying industry, is excited to announce the launch of its comprehensive lead generation services for PRO users designed to help surveying firms scale and achieve their growth objectives.

The Q2 report covers RICS’ performance from April to June 2024. It highlights RICS continued progress towards strategic objectives, developments on standards, thought leadership, membership and corporate performance.

The latest RICS UK Residential Property Survey found the UK's residential property sector brightened slightly in July. Average mortgage rates lowered slightly during the month as the market correctly anticipated a rate cut by the Bank of England.