Guide to global real estate investment trusts

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    • Simontacchi, Stefano
    • Stoschek, Uwe
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Guide to global real estate investment trusts

edited by Stefano Simontacchi, Uwe Stoschek

Wolters Kluwer, Law & Business, c2013

4th ed

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Description

The global listed property sector has been characterized by a variety of noteworthy developments over the recent past, the proliferation of real estate investment trust-type structures in countries around the world key among them. Despite an uncertain economic environment, REITs have proven their ability to promote institutional real estate investments in global financial markets. This highly practical book features a comprehensive analysis of both the legal and tax underpinnings of REIT-friendly legislation in a variety of the world's most significant jurisdictions. With regard to the legal framework, the structure and functioning of a REIT is carefully investigated and explained. In terms of tax issues, the book focuses on such key issues as REIT formation, operation and liquidation; mergers, acquisitions and dispositions; as well as planning for public and private REIT offerings and re-securitizations. REITs are inherently complex and their interplay with tax treaties further compounds the complexity. This highly accessible yet authoritative work is the perfect decision making tool for any professional looking for perspective and guidance on the challenges and opportunities REITs engender.

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List of Abbreviations. Foreword. General Report Stefano Simontacchi . Australia Manuel Makas & Brian Lawrence. Belgium Laurens Narraina, Maarten Tas & Yves Voeten. Brazil Alvaro Taiar Junior & Ana Luiza. Bulgaria Kamena Valcheva & Ekaterina Dimitrova. Canada Christopher J. Potter, Chris Vangou & David Glicksman. Finland Samuli Makkonen & Visa Randell . France Bruno Lunghi, Philippe Emiel & Fabrice Rymarz. Germany Uwe Stoschek & Helge Dammann. Greece Vassilis Vizas. Hong Kong Kwok Kay So & Cathy Ng. Italy Fabrizio Acerbis & Daniele Di Michele. Japan Raymond A. Kahn & Hiroshi Takagi. Malaysia Jennifer Chang. Mexico David Cuellar (ITS Partner - Mexico Real Estate Tax Leader), Gabriel I. Aguilar Bustamante (Corporate Legal Services Partner) & Carlos Vela Trevino (Corporate Legal Services Manager). The Netherlands Jeroen Elink Schuurman & Serge de Lange. Singapore David Sandison & Teo Wee Hwee. South Korea Jin-Young Lee, Taejin Park & Yongjoon Yoon . Spain Antonio Sanchez & Jose L. Lucas. Turkey Ersun Bayraktaroolu & Baran Akan. United Kingdom Rosalind Rowe. United States Gary Cutson, John Gottfried, Alan Naragon, Kelly Nobis, Stephanie Tran, Jennifer Daubenspeck, Philip Sutton, Emily Pillars & Tom Kirtland. Appendix A. Appendix B

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