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2012 real estate investment survey

What does 2012 hold for European real estate markets? Discover our findings on transaction volumes, alternative funding sources and more.

Cross-border integration for real estate markets

Globalization has changed the world at a fast and intense pace. How is it influencing today’s real estate sector? We examine the impact of globalization in nine influence zones. Learn more about the potential opportunities for your business.

Prices likely to be stagnant in the short term

Ajit Krishnan, Partner and Leader, Real Estate and Infrastructure of Ernst & Young India shares his perspectives on the effect of the current global scenario on the Indian real estate, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into the country’s real estate and the market outlook.

New IFRS standards for real estate and construction

The International Accounting Standards Board recently released four new standards that affect real estate and construction companies. Download our recent report on IFRS 10, 11 and 12 (which addresses consolidation and joint arrangements) and IFRS 13 (which focuses on fair value measurement).

Capital confidence barometer: real estate and hospitality

Senior executives in real estate and hospitality around the world are optimistic about the economy and focused on fundraising and executing transactions. These insights and more are presented in our third semiannual Capital Confidence Barometer, produced with the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Marketing in Europe in the post-AIFM Directive era

Learn more about real estate fund marketing changes in Europe. Specifically, we investigate the complex set of rules covering the marketing of AIFs to EU investors by, or on behalf of, EU and non-EU AIFMs.

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.

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Focus on buyers; loopholes remain

Focus on buyers: loopholes remain
Promoters are prohibited from marketing their project and accept advances unless the project is registered. Our Real Estate sector leader Rajiv Sahni explores the topic in this article.

Dissolving borders through cross-border integration  

A new realty : Dissolving borders through cross-border integration 

This report gives an extensive comparative analysis of the Indian real estate sector with its global counterparts.

Better transparency, clarity in realty norms will attract foreign funds  

Better transparency, clarity in realty norms will attract foreign funds 

In this engaging interview, Howard Roth, Partner & Global Real Estate Leader, Ernst & Young discusses the need for a critical shift in real estate policy and better on-ground execution to attract more investments into the sector.

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