Briefings in Real Estate Finance

Aims and Scope

Briefings in Real Estate Finance increases practical understanding of the processes and challenges associated with the funding of real estate. It provides a peer-reviewed, international forum for the dissemination and evaluation of the current techniques, approaches and best practice in all aspects of the subject.

The journal addresses such issues as:

• Managing risk
• Structuring finance
• Finance for trading
• Development and investment
• Sources of funding and terms available
• Changes in taxation

It also publishes regular features including interviews with leading industry figures, reviews of important contributions to the field of applied research and reports of the latest macroeconomic developments.

Briefings in Real Estate Finance seeks contributions from anyone with a professional or academic interest in the financing and investment of property. In particular, the journal welcomes submissions of papers, case studies, directly applied - and applicable - theory and reviews. The journal is not aimed at one particular area of real estate finance; rather, it wishes to provide a practical, detailed analysis of and examination of all areas related to the field. The journal is international in scope, with a particular interest in financial issues facing commercial real estate.

For more information on Briefings in Real Estate Finance
visit the journal home page at www.interscience.wiley.com/journal/bref

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New standards for compilation and review engagements: some implications for real-estate developers
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