Canadian Property Valuation Magazine
Canadian Property Valuation magazine is a leading industry publication, distributed to AIC’s entire membership, partners, libraries and national/international subscribers. It is the only national magazine dedicated to serving the Canadian appraisal community and features important technical and industry-related articles written by AIC members who are experts in the field as well as leading industry authorities. Download the most recent issues of the magazine below.
Interested in contributing an article?
We invite submissions for CPV magazine and accept articles from 600 – 2800 words. A high resolution photo and very short bio of the author is also required. Upcoming content deadlines are:
- April 24, 2020
- July 24, 2020
- October 16, 2020
Download our Editorial Guidelines here.
The “Search CPV Articles On-line” feature provides readers with the opportunity to identify articles related to specific topics and appraisal terms, by author, or by issue. Simply type in the search term and all the articles that include that search term will be listed below. You can click on the title of the article to read it online, or access an Adobe Acrobat version (.pdf) to print. Furthermore, the digital version of the whole magazine is accessible by clicking the “Interactive Digital Version”.
If you have any questions or suggestions, or would like to submit articles to be published in the CPV, contact [email protected].
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OUR CURRENT ISSUE: 2020 – Volume 64 – Book 1
- Advocacy: AIC Members at Parliament Hill / Testifying on the Hill
- Will AI still you job?
- Co-signing – The backbone of AIC future
- Issue in valuing: Heritage conservation properties
- Aspects of the AIC discipline process – the Contract and the Charter
- Valuation of church properties
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2019 – Volume 63 – Book 4
- An analysis of partial takings and contributory value in the context of various court decisions
- The commercial real estate market is changing… but are appraisers?
- Launch of CUSPAP 2020
- Shaping our Future
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2019 – Volume 63 – Book 3
- Net Zero Energy homes constitute revolutionary change in homebuilding
- New rules and regulations for using drones in your appraisal practice
- Professional Practice Matters – Your input matters more than you realize
- Marketing & Communications – 14 social media best practices you should
- Why are you on my land? Property easements are forever (almost)
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2019 – Volume 63 – Book 2
- A sea change is upon us
- An “across the fence” approach for valuing a right of way across a hydro corridor
- How to attract a complaint
- Appraising of an offshore island
- Preparing for an Adjudicating Hearing
- Legal Matters – ‘Unimproved’ property and rent re-set provisions
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2019 – Volume 63 – Book 1
- Canadian Cannabis Production and Research Facilities
- A Forensic Appraiser’s Perspective: Government Overpaid for Land Relying on Unauthorized Appraisal
- Contamination remediation costs and expropriation compensation Tanex Industries Ltd. v. Greater Vancouver Water Distric
- Competency and the appraiser
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2018 – VOLUME 62 – BOOK 4
- Cannabis Legalization: Caution Required When Disclosing Personal Information in a Report
- Is this a Bubble and Is it Bursting ?
- Going-concern appraisals vs. Business Valuations
- Who can provide professional assistance?
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2018 – VOLUME 62 – BOOK 3
- Property rights: where do they come from and what do they mean?
- Legal privilege and its application to appraisers
- Green home appraising: a developing market segment
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2018 – VOLUME 62 – BOOK 2
- Accelerated innovation in commercial real estate
- Canada’s National Housing Strategy
- Improve your appraisal writing skills
- Appraiser Duty of Care – Lessons Reinforced Royal Bank of Canada v. Westech Appraisal Services
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2018 – VOLUME 62 – BOOK 1
- Commercial Real Estate Tech Upgrade
- Legalization of Marijuana is Changing Real Estate Landscape
- Are Property Taxes Reflected in Market Price?
- Around the Globe: Unique Challenges in the Carribean
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2017 – VOLUME 61 – BOOK 4
- The future is bright: Early commitment pays positive dividends
- Duty to the client versus duty to the court: what takes priority?
- Expert or arbitrator?
- Rent review clauses: market-based or not?
- Adaptive re-use of an historic church structure
- Lack of strategic property tax planning leaves assets at risk of underperformance
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2017 – VOLUME 61 – BOOK 3
- An Appraiser’s Eye in the Sky
- Passive Approaches to Low-Energy Affordable Housing
- Cross-Border Collaboration
- Why Buyers Will Choose Your Appraisal Firm Over Another
- Valuation of Reserve Lands Revisited: Hodgson v. Musqueam Indian Band
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2017 – VOLUME 61 – BOOK 2
- Time Adjustments
- Appraisals Involving Affordable Housing
- Beyond the Appraisal Report – The Appraiser’s Voice
- Top Ten Marketing Tips for Appraisers
- An Interview with Krzysztof Grzesik, REV of TEGoVA
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2017 – VOLUME 61 – BOOK 1
- Crossing the Data Chasm in CRE
- Draft Reports
- Policy Options with Alberta Farmland
- Small Income-Producing Property Appraisals
- Expert Witnesses: Assessment of Credibility
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2016 – VOLUME 60 – BOOK 4
- Telecom Valuation: Metro Vancouver’s Experience
- The Retail Landscape in Canada
- AIC’s Self-Regulation Model – How and Why it Works
- CMHC Housing Market Assessment and Outlook
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2016 – VOLUME 60 – BOOK 3
- A Strategic Approach to Municipal Real Estate
- Appraising Machine and Equipment
- CUSPAP 2016
- Expropriation – Special Economic Advantage
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2016 – VOLUME 60 – BOOK 2
- CUSPAP, The Ontario Expropriations Act and Jurisdictional Exception
- Valuing Solar Energy
- KPIs: Valuable Insights or Just More Paperwork?
- Limited Market, Special Purpose Valuation Revisited
- CRA Diversification – Impaired Properties
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2016 – VOLUME 60 – BOOK 1
- Injurious Affection and HVTL Corridors
- Using CUSPAP to Build a War-Torn Afghanistan Economy
- Valuing Solar Energy
- Best Practices – Examples from the Field
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