Property Valuer (RICS) Resume Example (2026) — Bullets, Skills & Tips

Summary

Chartered surveyor and RICS Registered Valuer with 12 years in commercial property. I value offices, logistics, retail and mixed-use assets for secured lending, fund reporting and financial statements under the Red Book, IFRS 13 and IVS. I sign 220 valuations a year worth £3.1bn in total, run quarterly valuations for 2 property funds, and have never had a valuation challenged at audit.

Experience

Associate Director, Valuation

Knight Frank · London, UK

Apr 2020 – Present

220Valuations / year

£3.1bnValue signed

2Funds valued

Sign Red Book valuations for secured lending on offices, logistics and mixed-use assets from £5m to £180m
Run quarterly IFRS 13 valuations for 2 core-plus funds covering 64 assets and £1.4bn
Built a DCF and ERV model template now used by the 18-strong London valuation team
Supervise 4 graduate surveyors through the RICS APC; all passed at first attempt

Surveyor, Valuation

Savills · Manchester, UK

Sep 2016 – Mar 2020

600+Reports

Prepared 600+ valuation reports on industrial, retail and residential investment stock across the North West
Inspected and measured properties to the RICS Code of Measuring Practice and IPMS
Supported rent reviews and lease renewals for a 140-unit industrial estate
Valued 90 development sites using residual appraisals and Argus Developer cash flows

Graduate Surveyor

Cushman & Wakefield · Leeds, UK

Sep 2014 – Aug 2016

Rotated through valuation, lease advisory and capital markets while completing the RICS APC
Built comparable-evidence databases for 3 regional office markets

Sector	Instructions	Value
Offices	74	£1.3bn
Logistics	58	£0.9bn
Retail	41	£0.4bn
Mixed-use	29	£0.4bn
Alternatives	18	£0.1bn

Sector

Instructions

Value

Offices

£1.3bn

Logistics

£0.9bn

Retail

£0.4bn

Mixed-use

£0.4bn

Alternatives

£0.1bn

Summary example

Chartered surveyor and RICS Registered Valuer with [N] years in commercial property. I value offices, logistics, retail and mixed-use assets for secured lending, fund reporting and financial statements under the Red Book, IFRS 13 and IVS. I sign [N] valuations a year worth [$X] in total, run quarterly valuations for [N] property funds, and have never had a valuation challenged at audit.

Example bullet points for a Property Valuer (RICS)

Sign Red Book valuations for secured lending on offices, logistics and mixed-use assets from [$X] to [$X]
Run quarterly IFRS 13 valuations for [N] core-plus funds covering [N] assets and [$X]
Built a DCF and ERV model template now used by the [N]-strong London valuation team
Supervise [N] graduate surveyors through the RICS APC; all passed at first attempt
Prepared [N]+ valuation reports on industrial, retail and residential investment stock across the North West
Inspected and measured properties to the RICS Code of Measuring Practice and IPMS
Supported rent reviews and lease renewals for a [N]-unit industrial estate
Valued [N] development sites using residual appraisals and Argus Developer cash flows

Replace the [brackets] with your own numbers and facts. Never claim results you didn't achieve.

Skills to include

RICS Red Book / IVS
IFRS 13
DCF & investment method
Lease & rent analysis
Argus Enterprise
CoStar
Excel
EGi
Power BI

Tips for a Property Valuer (RICS) resume

Put the hard requirements recruiters screen for in the top third: RICS Red Book / IVS, IFRS 13, DCF & investment method.
List current credentials with the issuing body, e.g. MRICS, RICS Registered Valuer.
Give every recent role at least one measured result — for example valuations / year.
Match the job title in your headline to the posting where it is honest to do so.
Run the built-in resume checker and paste the job description into the keyword match before you download.

Property Valuer (RICS) Resume Example