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Real-Estate: building your business futureGlobal real estate owners, users and investors need to meet changing regulatory requirements and reduce financial risks to achieve sustainable growth. | IFRS for real estate: current issues and financial statements survey What are today’s key IFRS financial reporting issues for real estate investors? The Ernst & Young IFRS Real Estate Survey provides an overview of the accounting policies and disclosures in the financial statements of property companies from Europe, Australia and the Middle East. Brazil’s investment opportunities: lodging sector After years of being considered a high-risk market, Brazil has become a preferred investment destination. With its inflation under control and healthy banking system in place, foreign players are poised to capitalize on a myriad of real estate opportunities. Considering this market? Our survey of international investors will offer plenty of insights. International GAAP: Real estate financial statements To help you keep up with the complexities of international financial statements, it’s essential to have the right knowledge. Our report provides leading interpretation and practical common IFRS-based disclosures made by the real estate industry (pdf, 543.3kb), with detailed analysis of how reporting problems can be resolved appropriately and effectively. Global real estate investment trust report 2010 Against all odds, the global REIT market is largely intact. So, what should investors consider now? And which trends are influencing the largest REIT markets —US, Australia, Japan and the UK—around the world? Find out here and don’t miss our update on the hurdles China is experiencing with implementing a REIT regime. IFRS real estate survey: 2010 In this survey, we examined the challenging real estate market and whether it brought on increased disclosure on property valuations (pdf, 1.3mb). Interestingly, we found the qualitative and quantitative information disclosed from each company varies. Learn which changes are in the pipeline that will affect financial statement presentation, joint arrangements, revenue recognition and leasing. |
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