2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Canadian Property Valuation Magazine
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
- Executive Corner: Interview with Incoming AIC President Dena Knopp, P. App., CRA
- From the Desk of the CEO: One Year In
- Legal Matters: Expropriation – Compensation
- Advocacy in Action: 2024 AIC Parliament Hill Day
- EDI: Empowering the Next Generation of Commercial Real Estate Leaders: REET Institute
- Arbitration and Appraisal: Rent Reset Issues Pt. 2
- The Future is Bright: Alisa Zorina and Ben Ellens
- And More!
Issue Articles
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Powering property value: the influence of EV charging stations on real estate value
By Natalia Kourant, P. App., AACI, B. Econ., MBA Have you noticed more green license plates on the road lately? It’s not just a coincidence. In 2022, electric vehicles (EVs) made up 14% of global vehicle sales, a substantial leap…...
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Overview of expropriation acts on compensation matters in Canada: experiences and recommendations
By Gordon MacNair, SR/WA, P. App., AACI INTRODUCTION Expropriation, the government’s power to take private property for public use, is an essential tool for infrastructure development in Canada. With some 40 years of experience in infrastructure real estate, I have…...
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Appraising places of worship: unique property valuation
By Demitry Omrin, MBA, P. App., AACI, PLE, MRICS A-typical real property is often thought to be the most difficult or complex to appraise. One example, which I will examine in this article, is a place of worship asset valuation.…...
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Arbitration and appraisal: rent reset issues – Part 2
By Tony Sevelka, P. App., AACI, President, International Valuation Consultants Inc. Note: Part 1 of this article appeared in Canadian Property Valuation, Volume 68, Book 1 and can be viewed online athttps://www.aicanada.ca/about-aic/canadian-property-valuation-magazine/ Characteristics of a lease renewal and lease extension…...
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Empowering the next generation of commercial real estate leaders: The REET Institute’s Innovative Approach to Training Highschool Students
By Michelle Okere, Co-Founder – REET Institute Principal | Valuator, The Real Estate Consulting Group of Canada Ltd. (RECG) In an ever-evolving real estate industry, the need for diverse, skilled, and innovative leaders is more pressing than ever. The Real…...
2024 – Volume 68 – Book 2
Expropriation – compensation: ignoring the scheme – Supreme Court of Canada guidance in St. John’s v. Lynch
By John Shevchuk, Litigation Counsel, C.Arb, AACI (Hon) In expropriation law, an important principle is that increases or decreases in market value attributable to the scheme of an expropriation are ignored in assessing compensation payable for expropriated property. Thus, compensation…...