Sarah Sayce

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Sarah Sayce

Head of School of Surveying & Planning, Kingston University, UK

Professor Sarah Sayce is Head of the Kingston School of Surveying & Planning in the UK and a qualified Chartered Surveyor. Her experience in commercial practice and contact with the profession keeps the School in touch with professional practice.

Over recent years Sayce has focused on the impact of the sustainability agenda on commercial property valuation and management. In relation to this she has undertaken research for UK government, the professional body, charities and industry. She is widely published and among her books is one on sustainability and buildings: Building Sustainability in the Balance: promoting stakeholder dialogue.She is currently researching and writing a new book on sustainability and real estate valuation and asset management.

She is much involved with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). She is a Board member on both the Global and UK Valuation Professional Group Boards and also sits on the RICS Valuation and Sustainability Working Group. Sarah has been the lead author for both RICS VIP 13 (Sustainability and Commercial Property Valuation) and the newly published RICS IP 22 (Sustainability and Residential Property Valuation).

Sarah also acts as a member of the Vancouver Valuation Accord which seeks active collaborations to embed sustainability into real estate valuations.