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Knowledge, Independence, Professionalism & Credibility

Contact us on 09 475 0210 or enquiries@nziv.nz

About nziv

The guiding force behind the nation’s valuation profession

The Institute is centered on the values of knowledge, independence, professionalism and credibility, alongside a deep commitment to upholding the integrity of property valuation across Aotearoa.

NZIV Key functions

The Institute is committed to promoting ethical conduct among valuers and other members of the Institute.

We aim to maintain the integrity and status of valuers and other members of the Institute generally.

The Institute supports ongoing education and knowledge-sharing in land valuation and related fields, advocates for legal reforms, and provides mechanisms for the amicable resolution of professional disputes. We provide means for the amicable settlement of professional differences and protect and promote the interests of the profession of valuing and the interests of the public in relation to valuations of land and related subjects.

NZIV Benefits

Professional Support

Our network of over 1200 members provide support to new members to ensure they succeed in the profession and advance through their careers.

Valuers Education & Integrity Foundation

NZIV Members have a strong connection with VEIF and have access to high quality research and education, which is independent and free of any political allegiance.

Registration Support

We provide resources and support to guide those seeking registration including study groups, checklists and resources.

Resources

NZIV provide a wide range of resources to support Registered Valuers including policies, case law and standards to ensure best practice.

Continuing Professional Development  

NZIV provide support to members to progress professionally ensuring good quality education content and professional development opportunities.

Local Branch Network

18 branches across provincial and metropolitan New Zealand providing networking opportunities and enabling collegiality, collaboration and knowledge exchange that empowers and supports members.

Membership

Becoming a Registered Valuer offers you the opportunity to play a vital role in New Zealand’s property market and economy.

Registered Valuers provide independent, expert advice that underpins property transactions, lending, and investment decisions across the country. Backed by the Valuers Act 1948 the profession is built on high ethical and professional standards and supported by a network of experienced professionals.  A Registered Valuer is a respected, future-focused career where your work directly contributes to New Zealand’s economic stability and community growth.

NZIV Council

The NZIV Council is made up from elected members from the Northern, Central and Southern region of New Zealand, Valuer General and the President is elected by Council.

from our president

“NZIV provides a strong foundation for professional growth, offering mentorship, networking, and access to expert knowledge that supports graduates as they build their careers. Our commitment to ethical standards, professional development, and advocacy ensures that members are well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of the property sector and maintain public trust and confidence. For those considering a career in valuation, the profession offers a vital and rewarding role at the heart of New Zealand’s property market and economy. Valuers play a critical part in ensuring transparency, stability, and confidence in property transactions. By joining NZIV, you will not only gain access to a respected professional community, but also help shape the future of a profession that is essential to New Zealand’s growth and prosperity”.

Claire McLellan
President NZIV
president@nziv.nz 

From our members

“The Institute has provided access to a strong professional network, up-to-date industry knowledge, and ongoing education, all of which have helped me grow in confidence and capability as a valuer”.

Jeremy Tucker
Registered Valuer
Tauranga, Bay of Plenty