Titlebook: Real Estate Investment Trusts in Europe; Evolution, Regulatio Ramón Sotelo,Stanley McGreal Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013

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Spanish REITs: The New Regulated SOCIMIshin a framework characterized by rising taxes and lack of capital for real estate. Financial reorganization in Spain could also provide an opportunity for Spanish REITs to increase their role in financing real estate.

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The Global Real Estate Investment Trust Market: Development and Growthrecently as Listed Property Trusts. Although in both markets a REIT type structure had been in existence for decades, they were, within the perspective of their broader equity markets, relatively small sectors. The last two decades has however seen large scale growth in REITs, not only in the pionee

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The REIT in Europe: History, Opportunities, Challengesal estate is taking on a new relevance. It is has been a constant in the cycles of Europe‘s economy, finance and society hooked on urban living with a sustainable footprint. But listed real estate has come of age. Within the asset class, REITs and listed property companies have demonstrated over 20

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The Development and Maturing of the US REIT Sectorngress in 1960 their history actually goes back to the nineteenth century and Massachusetts. Massachusetts State law in the mid nineteenth century effectively precluded the use of a corporate structure in real estate investment. This was because corporations were prohibited from owning real estate i

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The French REIT Market: The SIIC Regimey in Europe to follow the US REIT model, after the Netherlands (FBI in 1969) and Belgium (SOCAFI in 2003). Until then, most real estate investment vehicles were not listed. The regime has helped France’s listed property sector to grow rapidly, and the number of listed property companies who have opt

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UK REITs - Are they delivering what was expected?Treasury and its concern about tax leakage to its coffers, not the investors. Nine UK listed property companies became REITs at 1 Jan 2007 with a market capitalisation of £36.9bn. Capital gains tax savings were in the region of £4.7bn.

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Developing Benelux REITsS. to adopt a REIT-like structure to promote real estate investments, and has successfully done so thereafter. In Belgium the REIT structure was introduced in 1995, and has since fuelled a listed real estate market that today represents a market capitalization of seven billion euro’s scattered over