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Royal Institution Of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)

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Definition of 'Royal Institution Of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)'

One of the world's leading professional bodies for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction. Established in 1868 by a group of surveyors in London, RICS has spread to over 140 countries. Qualified RICS members are recognized by designations such as FRICS (Fellow), MRICS (Member) and AssocRICS (Associate).
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The RICS has its international headquarters in London, with six global regions outside the U.K. Its members cover more than 160 specialties, from construction to valuation and waste management.

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