International Property Measurement Standards - Revision history

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	* Measurement.		* Measurement.
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	* Net internal area.		* Net internal area.
	* Occupant capacity of a building or space.		* Occupant capacity of a building or space.

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	Research by JLL has revealed that measurement of a property’s floor area can vary by as much as 24% depending on the method used. Some methods include lift shafts and communal hallways, others include off-site parking or swimming pools, and so on. The creation of International Property Measurement Standards helps establish a more transparent marketplace, resulting in stronger investor confidence.		Research by JLL has revealed that measurement of a property’s floor area can vary by as much as 24% depending on the method used. Some methods include lift shafts and communal hallways, others include off-site parking or swimming pools, and so on. The creation of International Property Measurement Standards helps establish a more transparent marketplace, resulting in stronger investor confidence.

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	* Statutory formulae for rating valuation.		* Statutory formulae for rating valuation.
	* Total useful floor area.		* Total useful floor area.
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	* Net internal area.		* Net internal area.
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	* Profits method of rating valuation.		* Profits method of rating valuation.
	* Rating valuation.		* Rating valuation.

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	The International Property Measurement Standards Coalition (IPMSC) is a group of more than 80 professional and not-for-profit organisations working to develop international standards for measuring property. It was formed during a meeting at the World Bank in Washington in May 2013.		The International Property Measurement Standards Coalition (IPMSC) is a group of more than 80 professional and not-for-profit organisations working to develop international standards for measuring property. It was formed during a meeting at the World Bank in Washington in May 2013.

−	On 26 September 2016, the coalition published the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/residential/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Residential Buildings], the second in a series of global, open-source standards, the first being the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/office/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Office Buildings, published in November 2014]. The coalition intends to develop additional standards for industrial buildings and retail buildings. Other classes of property may also benefit from the development of standards, such as schools, hospitals, hotels and student accommodation.	+	On 26 September 2016, the coalition published the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/residential/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Residential Buildings], the second in a series of global, open-source standards, the first being the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/office/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Office Buildings, published in November 2014].

−	The standards are intended to establish a consistent approach to measuring buildings, particularly important given the growth of cross-border property investment and the expansion of global corporations. Research by JLL has revealed that measurement of a property’s floor area can vary by as much as 24% depending on the method used. Some methods include lift shafts and communal hallways, others include off-site parking or swimming pools, and so on. The creation of International Property Measurement Standards helps establish a more transparent marketplace, resulting in stronger investor confidence.	+	The coalition intends to develop additional standards for industrial buildings and retail buildings. Other classes of property may also benefit from the development of standards, such as schools, hospitals, hotels and student accommodation.
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		+	The standards are intended to establish a consistent approach to measuring buildings, particularly important given the growth of cross-border property investment and the expansion of global corporations.
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		+	Research by JLL has revealed that measurement of a property’s floor area can vary by as much as 24% depending on the method used. Some methods include lift shafts and communal hallways, others include off-site parking or swimming pools, and so on. The creation of International Property Measurement Standards helps establish a more transparent marketplace, resulting in stronger investor confidence.

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	* Choice of method for rating valuation.		* Choice of method for rating valuation.
	* Contractor’s basis for rating valuation.		* Contractor’s basis for rating valuation.
		+	* Conversion of material volumes.
	* Gross external area.		* Gross external area.
	* Gross internal area.		* Gross internal area.

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The International Property Measurement Standards Coalition (IPMSC) is a group of more than 80 professional and not-for-profit organisations working to develop international standards for measuring property. It was formed during a meeting at the World Bank in Washington in May 2013.

On 26 September 2016, the coalition published the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/residential/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Residential Buildings], the second in a series of global, open-source standards, the first being the [https://ipmsc.org/standards/office/ International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): Office Buildings, published in November 2014]. The coalition intends to develop additional standards for industrial buildings and retail buildings. Other classes of property may also benefit from the development of standards, such as schools, hospitals, hotels and student accommodation.

The standards are intended to establish a consistent approach to measuring buildings, particularly important given the growth of cross-border property investment and the expansion of global corporations. Research by JLL has revealed that measurement of a property’s floor area can vary by as much as 24% depending on the method used. Some methods include lift shafts and communal hallways, others include off-site parking or swimming pools, and so on. The creation of International Property Measurement Standards helps establish a more transparent marketplace, resulting in stronger investor confidence.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Beneficial occupation.
* Case notes for rating valuation (Garton V Hunter).
* Choice of method for rating valuation.
* Contractor’s basis for rating valuation.
* Gross external area.
* Gross internal area.
* Measurement.
* Net internal area.
* Profits method of rating valuation.
* Rating valuation.
* Rental method of rating valuation.
* Statutory formulae for rating valuation.
* Total useful floor area.

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