Real Estate Trust Research Articles

A Study on the Amendment of Acquisition-tax Regulation of Real-estate Trust

A Study on the Amendment of Acquisition-tax Regulation of Real-estate Trust

Review on acquisition tax etc.'s taxpayer regarding real estate trust

Review on acquisition tax etc.'s taxpayer regarding real estate trust

Structure of a Global Network of Financial Companies Based on Transfer Entropy

This work uses the stocks of the 197 largest companies in the world, in terms of market capitalization, in the financial area, from 2003 to 2012. We study the causal relationships between them using Transfer Entropy, which is calculated using the stocks of those companies and their counterparts lagged by one day. With this, we can assess which companies influence others according to sub-areas of the financial sector, which are banks, diversified financial services, savings and loans, insurance, private equity funds, real estate investment companies, and real estate trust funds. We also analyze the exchange of information between those stocks as seen by Transfer Entropy and the network formed by them based on this measure, verifying that they cluster mainly according to countries of origin, and then by industry and sub-industry. Then we use data on the stocks of companies in the financial sector of some countries that are suffering the most with the current credit crisis, namely Greece, Cyprus, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, and Italy, and assess, also using Transfer Entropy, which companies from the largest 197 are most affected by the stocks of these countries in crisis. The aim is to map a network of influences that may be used in the study of possible contagions originating in those countries in financial crisis.

Legal issues on financing and managing of fundsof real estate trust companies

Legal issues on financing and managing of fundsof real estate trust companies

Research on measures to make real estate trust and fixed-term land lease more easy to use

Research on measures to make real estate trust and fixed-term land lease more easy to use

부동산정보 사이트의 서비스품질, 신뢰, 고객만족 및 재이용의도의 영향관계

This study empirically examined the structural relationships among service quality of internet real estate information web-sites, trust, customer satisfaction and reuse intention. In order to achieve the purpose, survey method was applied using a sample of 293 real estate information web-site users. The results of this study showed that service quality of real estate web-sites had a significant effect on trust and customer satisfaction. And, the trust of web-sites have influenced on customer satisfaction and reuse intention. Finally, the customer satisfaction of estate information web-sites had a significant positive effect on reuse intention.

Stress Test For The Financial Optimization Models During The 2009 Recession

<p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align: justify; margin: 0in 0.5in 0pt; mso-pagination: none;"><span style="font-size: 10pt;"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">The Sub-prime Mortgage credit crisis has led to a major downturn in virtually all financial sectors and consequently <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>the real estate sector received the brunt of<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>the 2008 – 2009 financial crisis. However, this downturn undoubtedly has provided <span style="mso-bidi-font-weight: bold;">an</span> opportunity to test what investment strategy could have deflected the shocking force of this crisis and specifically what method could<span style="mso-bidi-font-weight: bold;"> have minimized</span> <span style="mso-bidi-font-weight: bold;">the risk of the most negatively affected investment -- Equity Real Estate Trust funds</span>.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">   </span>Using ex-post data of EREITs, this research examines the implications and benefits of employing optimal portfolio allocation methods to different size EREIT portfolios during current financial crisis. This study compares the returns of optimally weighted EREIT portfolios to equally weighted EREIT portfolios, against the Dow Jones Equity REIT Index (DJEREIT Index).<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>The results indicate that a properly rebalanced risk-adjusted model portfolio (RAMP) outperforms both an equally weighted portfolio of identical assets and the DJEREIT Index.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>In fact, the twelve-asset optimized portfolio yields a superior return of 12.7% when compared to a return of an equally weighted portfolio of identical EREITs, and the DJEREIT Index during the three-year time period examined. </span></span></p>

Acquisition of Real Estate in Mexico by U.S. Citizens and American Companies

For purposes of acquisition of real estate by foreigners and foreign legal entities, the Republic of Mexico is divided into two large areas: a) the Restricted Zone; and, b) the Permitted Zone. The Restricted Zone is the real estate located in a strip of 64 miles along Mexico's border with the United States and along Mexico's coastlines in the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of California, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The entirety of the Baja California peninsula is also comprised under this zone. The Permitted Zone is the remaining real estate located in the inland part of that country. These two areas derive from the mandate found in Article 27, paragraph I, of Mexico's Federal Constitution of 1917 that prescribes that only Mexicans by birth and Mexican legal entities (with no foreigners or foreign investment in them) are the only ones who are allowed to have the direct ownership of real estate in the Restricted Zone. This outright constitutional prohibition against foreigners and the resulting two zones, have resulted in two contrasting legal regimes for the acquisition of real estate by Americans and American companies in that country under Mexican law. The articles discusses the specific requirements applicable to the acquisition of real estate by Americans and American companies in each of those two zones, with special attention to real estate for commercial purposes and real estate under the so-called Fideicomiso regime (i.e., fifty-year real estate trust contract). The articles ends with a discussion on the indispensable professional involvement of Notary Public (Notarios Publicos) and Mexican fiduciary institutions in Fideicomiso transactions, the special legal characteristics of the Federal Maritime Land Zone, the questionable validity of the Article 27 Permit, and the need to erase the discriminatory treatment against foreigners.

Real Estate Trust & Ins. Co., Inc., et al. v. Gwyn. March 14, 1912. [74 S. E. 208.

Real Estate Trust & Ins. Co., Inc., et al. v. Gwyn. March 14, 1912. [74 S. E. 208.