| 1999 | | VIII | |
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
University
Present Values and Future Prospects |
This Congress was one of the best attended to date, with 24 countries represented.
| Speaker
and Country | | Subject |
Neil Crosby (UK)
Department of Land Management and Development, The University of Reading
| | Valuation
Accuracy, Variation and Bias in the Context of Standards and Expectations
|
|
|
Stuart Morris (Australia) | |
Litigation & Future Prospects |
|
| John Dunckley (New Zealand)
& Peter Dickinson (Australia) | |
International Valuation Standards put into Practice |
|
| Dr. Hugh Williams, RMIT
& Bob Milne, Rogers Milne & Associates (Australia) | |
Technology and Valuation Practice: Future
Offerings |
|
|
Tang Chee Meng & Teoh Poh Huat (Malaysia)
| |
The Asian Economic Meltdown and its Implications |
|
| Robin Marten, Marten
& Associates (South Africa) | |
Practical Implications arising from pending Changes to the Municipal Rating System
in the New South Africa |
Total cost
including accommodation and meals: US $568-643.
| 1997 | | VII | |
University of Amsterdam
Valuation and
Information Management |
As befits a city with
such a long international history, there was representation from 29 countries.
Total
cost including accommodation and meals: US $482.
| 1995 | | VI | |
University of British Columbia
Serving
the Valuation Needs of Individual Clients |
The
largest foreign (i.e. non-Canadian) registration was from Malaysia, closely followed
by Australia.
| Speaker and
Country | | Subject |
| Blake Eagle (USA)
| | Developing
Performance Measurements for Portfolio Valuations |
|
| Kelvin Cooper & Philip
Weston (New Zealand) | |
Developing International Standards for Property Valuations |
|
|
Christopher Grzesik (Poland) | |
Impact of Political Change on Property Markets |
|
| Tom Johnstone (Canada)
| |
Alternative Tax Regimes and Property Valuation |
|
| John Robinson (Canada)
| |
Role of Valuations in Major Development Projects
|
|
|
Jeremy Waters (UK) | |
Communicating with the Institutional Real
Estate Manager |
Total cost including
accommodation and meals: US $437.
| 1993 | | V | |
University of Auckland
International
Valuation Problems in National Settings |
This
four day programme featured a large registration and international representation.
| Speaker
and Country | | Subject |
| Peter Young (New Zealand)
| |
Market Valuation with no Market - Valuing Properties with Little Evidence
|
|
|
G.A. Nthinda (Malawi) | |
Valuation in the Absence of a Private Property Market |
|
| Frank Blackwell (Australia)
| |
Site Value Taxation |
|
| Amy Lee (Singapore)
| | Property
Taxation under Conditions of Rapid Urban Growth |
|
| Alex Laing (New Zealand)
| |
The Statutory Licensing of Valuers |
|
| W.H. Rees (UK)
| | Some
Aspects of the Resolution of Valuation Disputes: The Position of the Expert Witness
|
Total cost including accommodation
and meals: US $550-750.
| 1993 | | IV | |
The City University (London) & University
of Amsterdam
International Dimension of Valuation |
Innovation here took the form of chartering a plane and on day three
flying the Congress to the University of Amsterdam, returning to London for day
four.
Total cost
including airfare London-Amsterdam return, accommodation and meals: US $335.
| 1989 | | III | |
National University of Singapore
Appraisal
of Current Valuation Practice |
On this occasion,
registration reached the viable maximum, and international representation expanded
to 26 countries.
Total
cost including accommodation and meals: US $400.
| 1987 | | II | |
University of British Columbia
Contemporary
Issues in Valuation |
The vital question for
this Congress was whether the Cambridge enthusiasm would prove to be enduring
or ephemeral. It proved to be the former, and although the number of registrants
was less, the same number of countries was represented.
Total cost including accommodation and meals:
US $374.
| 1984 | | I | |
University of Cambridge
Professional
Valuation for Commercial Purposes |
Although
originally intended to be a once-only event, this is now seen as the inaugural
Congress.
Total
cost including accommodation and meals: US $383.
