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A disappointing Budget for home buyers and mortgage borrowers, although tax changes announced could have a small impact. 

On 31st January 2024, Surventrix Connect will launch its one-day conference at thestudio in Birmingham.

The event, which is focused on proptech and innovation, has been created by technology platform Surventrix, providing the industry with a day of immersive learning with industry experts and influential leaders that will support the Commercial, Valuation, and Residential Surveying sectors across the UK in fields such as Regulation, Compliance, Workflow Processes, Audits, Case Management, Marketing, and Drone Technology.

Today RICS is publishing the updated Red Book UK Supplement which incorporates technical changes and those based on the recommendations from the Valuation Review. These updates include a new time-limited, mandatory rotation cycle for regulated purpose valuations.

In setting up a chartered surveying practice, there are so many factors to consider, from identifying the right market and setting the right fees to putting together a business plan for future growth.

It's crucial to find new clients if you want your practice to grow. Many surveyors start with industry and local directories as a starting point which are great, however in this article we share key tips on how to generate new prospects to keep your client base growing.

Working at Surventrix, I've discussed value-based pricing for surveyors frequently lately, always explaining that pricing is more about value than cost.

This is especially relevant to surveyors starting their own business, or experienced businesses looking to increase pricing yet remain competitive.

There has always been a question of when and how to raise prices without sending clients running to your competitors. The topic is especially relevant at the moment. 

To go from £250k to £500k is an ambitious goal for any small business. In your Surveying Firm, it’s no longer all about you, but about how well the team works together. These challenges often prevent small surveying firms from growing beyond £200k. As a surveyor, you can implement several strategies to grow your business and expand your client base.