About NZIV
The guiding force behind the nation’s valuation profession
The New Zealand Institute of Valuers (NZIV) is the statutory professional body for property valuers in New Zealand, established by the Valuers Act 1948, the institute plays a vital role in maintaining professional standards across the industry. NZIV provides regulation and public assurance in valuation services that support property market stability. We offer valuers a professional identity, network access, and structured education to maintain high standards. NZIV supports the public interest by promoting ethical, independent, and defensible valuation practices throughout 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
Empowering valuers across Aotearoa
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.
Resources
NZIV provide a wide range of resources to support Registered Valuers including policies, case law and standards to ensure best practice.
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.
Continuing Professional Development
NZIV provide support to members to progress professionally ensuring good quality education content and professional development opportunities.
Registration Support
We provide resources and support to guide those seeking registration including study groups, checklists and resources.
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.