Membership
Join the profession and advance its practices.
LPVI brings property valuation professionals together around shared standards, specialised training and exchanges of experience. Apply to the association with details of your qualifications and experience.
Take part in the association
- Exchange with fellow professionals and contribute to discussions on valuation data and methods.
- Follow training and TEGOVA licence projects: programmes, prerequisites and schedules are detailed on the training page.
- Contribute to the institute's activities within the framework set by its articles and governing bodies.
- Develop quality standards and relations with professional bodies in Luxembourg and Europe.
The contributor database project
The platform shown here is a demonstration. Association membership, database authorisation and professional licences are three separate processes. Membership fees provide neither a TEGOVA licence nor a promise of unlimited data access.
- Contribute references. Each submitted comparable is attributed to its author's account. This traceability is neither a certified electronic signature nor certification of value.
- Follow the structured schema. Key characteristics are entered in standardised fields as a basis for quality control.
- Respect confidentiality. Contributions must preserve the parties' anonymity. The association's authorisations and reuse conditions must be respected.
Access to references and exports depends on platform permissions. Fictional demonstration data is labelled. LPVI must still approve the contribution and reuse framework before a database of real cases opens. See the methodology.
Membership fees
- Ordinary member: €300/year: individuals with a professional connection to property valuation.
- Supporting member (corporate): €1,500/year: individuals, legal entities or institutions wishing to support the association's activities.
Apply
Write to us with your qualifications and professional experience in property valuation at info@lpvi.lu, or use the official website form ↗.
The published code of conduct remains a draft submitted to the autumn 2026 general assembly. Its status should be checked with the association.