Publishing documents on edocr is a proven way to start demand generation for your products and services. Thousands of professionals and businesses publish marketing (brochures, data sheets, press releases, white papers and case studies), sales (slides, price lists and pro-forma agreements), operations (specifications, operating manuals, installation guides), customer service (user manuals) and financial (annual reports and financial statements) documents making it easier for prospects and customers to find content, helping them to make informed decisions. #SEO #leadgen #content #analytics
info@edocr.com
<p>Global market outlook 2015
Trends in real estate private equity
Contents
Introduction
We often come across the word “disruption”; so much so that it has
outgrown the need for explanation. When people say that traditional
media is being “disrupted” by social media platforms such as YouTube
and Twitter, it is quite clear that the industry is not facing small-scale
quaking, but rather off-the-charts seismic activity that is tearing
down the old order. The same applies to traditional brick-and-mortar
establishments, such as schools, banks and retail shops, which are
being disrupted by online classrooms, mobile payment systems, and
all varieties of consumer products that are now only “one click” away
from your front door.
Coming of age in real estate fund operations
4
Introduction
2
Fundraising: green shoots
7
Real estate M&A: spin-offs and mergers and acquisitions
9
Global deal flow: it’s a small world
12
Now: European Asset Quality Reviews; transactions to follow
18
BEPS and other tax updates
20
Trends in fund reporting
23
Outlook
27
Contacts
29
3
Trends in real estate private equity |
The real estate industry is being disrupted by a number of new
economic and social influences. Businesses are leasing less office
space to reflect “leaner,” more streamlined operations. Retailers are
looking for giant distribution centers to serve customers who expect
convenient and immediate access to their products. Millennials
and baby boomers want “live, work, play” environments, instead of
suburbs with large yards and two-car garages.
Even real estate investors have caused disruption in the fund space by
demanding more and faster information about who is allocating their
capital and where.
This year, EY’s Trends in Real Estate Private Equity report takes a close
look at how and where the real estate sector is experiencing its own
disruptive tremors. One area facing noticeable and significant change
is fund administration. Several recent, high-profile administration
liftouts point to a shift from earl