Union Internationale de la Propriété Immobilière - International Union of Property Owners
Budget
€50 — €0
EP Access
2
accredited persons
Staff
6
3 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
The International Union of Property Owners – Union Internationale de la Propriété Immobilière A.S.B.L. (UIPI) is the leading pan-European non-profit association of both homeowners and private landlords in Europe. Founded in 1923 in Paris, UIPI comprises 31 organisations from 28 countries which, jointly, represent more than 6 million private property in Europe. The interests of the sector we represent correspond to the concerns and needs of a substantial part of the European population. As shown by Eurostat, almost 70% of EU citizens are owner-occupiers, whereas almost another 20% of the population is housed in the private rented sector.
EU Legislative Interests
Green Deal and Fit for 55 (in particular in the building sector) Housing Affordability Sustainable Buildings/Sustainability of the construction sector Land use, waste, soil protection Finance (Mortgage Credit, Capital Requirement) EU Economic Governance Consumers Structural Funds
Communication Activities
UIPI regularly organises events related to EU policy and EU agenda. Our newsletter and internal communication channels allow us to keep our national, regional and local associations aware of EU policy developments. We also publishes comparative studies on legal issues related to property rights or real estate taxation in EU member states and conduct surveys to contribute to the public debate. UIPI organises annually a "Property Day", an event dedicated to issues relevant for property owners. We are also organising a Renovation Tour across Europe to raise awareness about EU policy on energy efficiency and sustainability in the building sector. These events take place at least twice and year and are organised with the support of our national members. They provide a platform to foster exchanges between individual property owners and EU, national and local policy-makers. They are also the occasion to share best practice examples. UIPI is also a partner in several EU-funded projects that aim to improve the sustainability of the European building stock. UIPI objectives is to raise awareness help property owners to tackle the problem of high-energy consumption in buildings. UIPI holds a biennial Congress.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
Partner of the Build Up Platform Partner of the European Parliament URBAN Forum Member of the European Housing Forum Part of the International Property Measurement Standards Coalition EESC's Liaison Group European 2050 Construction Alliance
Organisation Members
Property with Justice, Albania, Zentralverband der Hausbesitzer, Austria, Syndicat National des Proprietaires, Belgium, Bulgarian Property Rights and Management Association, Bulgaria, SUVLAH, Croatia, Cyprus Land and Property Owners Organisation, Cyprus, Association of House Owners, Czech Republic, Parcelhusejernes Landsforening, Denmark, Estonian Real Property Owners Central Union, Estonia, Union Nationale des Propriétaires Immobiliers, France, Zentralverband Haus und Grund Deutschland, Germany, Hellenic Property Federation, Greece, Irish Property Owners Association, Ireland, Confederazione Italiana della Proprieta Edilizia, Italy, Association des Proprietaires de Monaco, Monaco, Vereniging Eigen Huis, The Netherlands, Huseiernes Landsforbund, Norway, Polska Unia Wlascieli Nieruchomosci, Poland, Assosiacao Lisbonense de Proprietarios, Portugal, League for Protection of Human Rights, Serbia, Property Restitution Network of Serbia, Association of Property Owners in Slovenia, Slovenia, Confederacion de Camaras de Propiedad Urbana, Spain, Fastighetsägarna, Sweden, Villaagarnas Riksforbund, Sweden, Hauseigentumerverband Schweiz, Switzerland, National Landlords Association, United Kingdom, Suomen Omakotiliitto, Finland, Suomen Kiinteistöliitto, Finland, Társasházak és Társasházkezelök Országos Egyesülete – TTOE, Hungary, Slovakian Property Owners Association, Slovakia
Additional Information
UIPI is currently involved in a limited number of EU-funded projects supporting research, capacity-building and stakeholder cooperation in the housing and building sectors. These projects focus in particular on building renovation, one-stop-shop approaches, condominium decision-making, and access to housing, including for students. Ongoing EU-funded projects in which UIPI is involved include: RENPOWER, Inspire-Us, One-Click Reno, CondoReno, BuildUPSpeed, HOME² (Erasmus+)
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.