EPAG
Created in 1991, the non-profit-making association EPAG, European Property Agents Group, is the main professional association of real estate agents in Europe. It brings together 29 national associations from 23 EU and EFTA countries. Its main goals are:
Acting for a rapidly developing profession and within the context of the growing increase in cross-border transactions, EPAG wishes to lay the groundwork for the European future of the profession by enhancing the role of the professionals.
One of its main assignments is to keep an eye on legislation and regulations so that the real estate professional will continue to have easy access to the markets and a fair competitive position.
As client relationships are becoming increasingly influenced and determined by the requirements and regulations relating to service quality, transparency and consumer protection, EPAG emphasises the need to provide young people attracted to this profession with a high, ambitious, harmonised level of professional qualifications which are recognised in all EU Member States.
November 2007
- to defend the real estate transaction market within the European Union framework
- to represent the interests of the real estate agent profession
- to participate in educating and informing its member associations
Acting for a rapidly developing profession and within the context of the growing increase in cross-border transactions, EPAG wishes to lay the groundwork for the European future of the profession by enhancing the role of the professionals.
One of its main assignments is to keep an eye on legislation and regulations so that the real estate professional will continue to have easy access to the markets and a fair competitive position.
As client relationships are becoming increasingly influenced and determined by the requirements and regulations relating to service quality, transparency and consumer protection, EPAG emphasises the need to provide young people attracted to this profession with a high, ambitious, harmonised level of professional qualifications which are recognised in all EU Member States.
November 2007