Neupoštevanje nevarnih in strupenih snovi pri nedavnem množičnem vrednotenju nepremičnin
Accounting for the presence of hazardous and toxic substances in the assessment of property values

slovenian

2013

volume 62, issue 4

Zveza društev gradbenih inženirjev in tehnikov Slovenije
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

Reductions in assessed value of buildings, equipment and land due to the presence of hazardous and toxic substances are an obligation defined by the International Valuation Standards (8th edition, 2007). Prudent valuation should be conducted in concordance with applicable legislation, fundamental principles of valuation, and international valuation standards - taking into account the presence of hazardous and toxic substances. In Slovenia, however, this aspect of international valuation norms has been neglected. This is reflected in the failure of the Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia, which did not include harazdous and toxic substance consideration in its recent real estate survey. Such considerations can be important as the value of buil-dings or land can be drastically diminished or become negative in cases where substantial financial resources are needed to remove the effects of hazardous and toxic substances.

13.04.2015