In 2026, NRVT will be ten years old. Over that period, the valuation profession has undergone clear development. Quality has been structurally embedded, working methods have been further professionalised, and the importance of reliable valuations in economic and societal interactions is stronger than ever.
At the same time, the playing field has changed significantly. The amount of available data has increased explosively, technological innovations follow one another at high speed, and users of valuations are setting ever higher demands for speed, transparency and substantiation.
In our panel discussion, we look at that shift. What has the profession shaped over the past ten years? Which developments determine practice today? And above all: what choices are on the table for the coming years?
Speakers
Chair: Mario Cosman
Panel members: Tom Berkhout, Bart Huijts, Martin van Musscher

Not a man of one company, but a man of movements. His strength? Not shouting from the sidelines, but starting new companies himself that set the market in motion and challenge existing systems. That's how the jury of the PROVADA Inspiration Award 2026 describes winner Michel Baars. 'Michel gives direction to our entire construction and real estate sector.'

For three days, the real estate sector stood shoulder to shoulder at RAI Amsterdam. With a record number of visitors, a packed programme and plenty of energy, PROVADA 2026 was an edition to remember. Below, we look back at the highlights — and at the end you'll find the photos and aftermovie to relive it all.

At PROVADA 2026, the PROVADA Inspiration Award 2026 was presented to Michel Baars. The award is presented annually to an individual who realises sustainable change within the built environment through vision, courage and decisiveness. This year's presentation marks the award's fifth edition.