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ULI Transparency Event in June:
A ULI National Policy & Practice ForumThe New Transparency in Real Estate: Sustainability Metrics, Asset Performance, and Public DisclosureMerchandise Mart Chicago, Illinois June 27-28, 2011 Real…Continue
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Started May 18, 2011
FASB Board Meeting - March 30, 2011
Investment properties. The Board decided…Continue
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Started Apr 1, 2011
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There is a need for greater transparency in real estate, and now is the best moment ever to launch a wide discussion of the issues.
The crisis in property markets should be interpreted as a crisis of transparency. The marketplace is served by a kind of global (and local) cottage industry of innumerable information suppliers (IPD, CoSTAR, INREV, EGi, Bloomberg, Moody's, etc.), which together do not make an efficient infrastructure for the marketplace.
As property and… Continue
The crisis in property markets should be interpreted as a crisis of transparency. The marketplace is served by a kind of global (and local) cottage industry of innumerable information suppliers (IPD, CoSTAR, INREV, EGi, Bloomberg, Moody's, etc.), which together do not make an efficient infrastructure for the marketplace.
As property and… Continue
Posted on March 31, 2011 at 4:30pm — 3 Comments
Would you vote on TREPadvisor?
Transparency in Real Estate Performance - TREP
TREPadvisor would be a site in which property owners would publish their annual reports and any other documentation illustrating the performance of their assets. Readers would have the chance to comment and vote on the quality of the reporting and…
ContinuePosted on March 31, 2011 at 11:00am
Mobilitare il Mercato Immobiliare - Quotidiano Immobiliare 2004 - Richard Harris
Mobilitare il Mercato Immobiliare . 2004
Recentemente il mercato immobiliare italiano ha beneficiato di una serie di coincidenze fortunate: il pubblico attualmente considera il “mattone” un investimento sicuro e redditizio, i mutui costano poco e lo Stato e le aziende stanno alienando vasti portafogli immobiliari, strumentali e non. La stampa ora può dedicare molto più attenzione alle…
ContinuePosted on March 30, 2011 at 9:04am
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PollDaddy :: The TRANSPARENCY iForum has added a new poll - Is commercial real estate really transparent?(via PollDaddy)
Chris Lees commented on The TRANSPARENCY iForum's blog post The Transparency iForum"In my mind this is a question of maturity. There are clear benefits to this kind of transparency - to individuals, institutions and the market as a whole - in terms of removing the friction from property transactions. The specific friction this…"
Ian Marksbury commented on The TRANSPARENCY iForum's blog post The Transparency iForum"The problem your concept faces is that with the possible exception of bond leases with extremely strong tenants (such as Walgreens, etc), commercial real estate has too many variables to be considered a commodity - market differences, facility…"
Magnus Svantegård commented on The TRANSPARENCY iForum's blog post The Transparency iForum"Interesting thoughts.
If anyone of you're at MIPIM, contact me and we could have a chat about it... ;-)
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Richard,
1.All data is real data. Which is true and accurate?
2.Expensive: NO
3.Well, great question>>>pondering.
4.Create a true and accurate data standard and you have created THE Market.
5.And those decisions have lead us to where we are now.
Duke, is that a question? If so:
1. How much "data" is real data?
2. Is real estate data expensive? Relative to what?
3. Is the real estate data "industry" too fragmented? How can it be joined up?
4. Does nobody mind that poor and distorted data leads to poor and distorted decisions?
5. And does nobody mind that poor and distorted decisions lead to poor real estate and distorted economies?
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