Week in review: HypZert Continuing Education in Amsterdam 2025
- Ronny Kazyska

- 15 hours ago
- 1 min read
Updated: 6 minutes ago
This week, professional discussions and a continuing education event took me to Amsterdam. As a dual-certified property valuer, accredited according to the international standard DIN EN ISO/IEC 17024 by both the banking initiative HypZert and Anhalt University, I am required to pursue regular professional development. Both certifications require annual proof of professional training; otherwise, the qualifications become invalid.
The Dutch residential property market is currently facing challenges similar to those in Germany. Both countries are falling short of their housing-construction targets, and demand for housing significantly exceeds supply. They share comparable conditions: rising construction costs, extensive regulation, and a cautious investment climate in the residential sector.
These parallels illustrate how sensitive the housing market is to political and economic frameworks. In the long term, housing development can only succeed if private capital can invest with confidence. This requires balanced regulation that fosters a favorable investment environment.
Such international insights help interpret developments in the German market more effectively and refine valuation and analytical practices continuously.
My thanks go to the organizers for an insightful and valuable training event.





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