On May 27 and 28, 2025, Ljubljana hosted the biannual European AVM Alliance (EAA) Summit – a European association that brings together leading providers of Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) for the residential property market. The summit was organised in cooperation with Arvio, acting both as host and a member of the Alliance, and brought together key stakeholders from the AVM industry across Europe.
What is the EAA?
The European AVM Alliance (EAA) is a non-profit organisation whose mission is to raise awareness about the standards an AVM must meet in order to be compliant with European regulations, and to ensure users can rely on its results. The EAA also promotes transparency in the use of these models. Its members share a commitment to the development and implementation of reliable, regulation-compliant, and market-relevant AVM solutions for the residential property sector.Summit Focused on Regulatory and Market Developments
This year’s spring summit focused on sharing knowledge and experiences related to:
- current and upcoming regulatory requirements from the European Banking Authority (EBA) and the European Central Bank (ECB),
- the application of AVMs in the context of credit risk assessment and the digitalisation of valuations,
- and the latest trends and challenges in European property markets.
The event created space for high-quality discussions among industry experts, regulators, and institutional representatives, with an emphasis on the importance of robust and transparent AVM methodologies in an increasingly dynamic and complex market environment.
Arvio Presented the Latest Developments and Insights from the Slovenian Market
Representing Arvio, Ajda Kaluža gave a presentation titled “Latest developments at Arvio and in the Slovenian property market.” She discussed the ongoing development of AVM solutions implemented by Arvio in Slovenia, highlighting model accuracy, integration with local market data, and the relevance of AVMs in the context of the financial sector and risk assessment.Particular attention was paid to current trends in the Slovenian property market – including shifts in demand, pricing, and regulatory frameworks – which sparked significant interest among participants and led to a valuable discussion on the regional applicability of AVMs.
As an active member of the EAA, Arvio remains committed to enhancing the transparency and reliability of AVM solutions and promoting open dialogue between regulators, financial institutions, and technology providers. By hosting this summit, we once again reaffirmed our role as a regional leader in AVM and PropTech innovation.
We thank all participants for attending, sharing knowledge, and engaging in meaningful discussion. We look forward to continued collaboration within the EAA and to shaping the future of property valuation in Europe together.
