Functional zoning of the territory of a municipality

The article examines the innovations in valuation activities that came into force at the end of 2022, and their impact on the real estate valuation market in Russia in 2023. The main focus is on changes in assessment approaches, new prerequisites and consequences caused by the updating of standards. The author emphasizes that now the evaluation of facilities is carried out not only with an emphasis on their most effective use, but also taking into account the current state, which has a significant impact on market practices. The key problems identified in the article are related to a reduction in the number of unscheduled inspections and a decrease in the activity of government agencies, which, in turn, indicates changes in their approach to control in the evaluation field. However, challenges remain related to the lack of qualified personnel, as many experienced appraisers are looking for opportunities in other professions or moving to work in banks and government agencies. This is compounded by the need to "grow" new staff in the face of the departure of foreign organizations and uncertainty in the market.The author also notes the emergence of unfair competition and dumping in valuation activities. As a result of the emergence of a new market for assessment services aimed at meeting the needs of government commissions, there has been a sharp reduction in the number of service providers, leading to a temporary distribution of orders between accredited companies. However, the lack of uniform standards and information on minimum tariffs puts appraisal organizations in unequal conditions. In conclusion, the article highlights the lack of transparency in pricing evaluation services, which makes it difficult to control the quality and cost of services. The importance of these aspects indicates the need for further reforms and the development of clear standards that contribute to the development and streamlining of the valuation services market in Russia.