EPRA - European Public Real Estate Association

EPRA - The European Public Real Estate Association - represents the publicly traded real estate sector in Europe. Membership and Mission EPRA’s members are Europe’s leading property companies, investors and consultants that together have more than EUR 300 billion of real estate assets. With more than 200 active members, EPRA is the voice of the European publicly traded real estate sector. We work to encourage greater investment in listed real estate companies in Europe through the provision of better information to investors, improvement of the general operating environment, encouragement of best practices and the cohesion and strengthening of the industry. EPRA Annual Conference: Click here for the registration form Objectives EPRA strives to establish best practices in accounting, reporting and corporate governance, to provide high-quality information to investors and to create a framework for debate and decision-making on the issues that determine the future of the sector. As a member of REESA - The Real Estate Equities Securities Association, EPRA works in close coordination with NAREIT – The National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts – the representative body for the publicly traded REIT sector in the United States, APREA – The Asian Public Real Estate Association – the representative body for the publicly traded real estate sector in Asia, and other industry organisations to promote their common interests in this dynamic and highly international industry. Membership gives you access to the following products Monthly: Statistical Bulletin, Chart Book, Review Annual: Correlations Report, Corporate Governance Report, Best Practices Recommendations, Global REIT Survey Ad Hoc Reports, plus full www.epra.com access Organisation EPRA’s success is based on its working committees, which develop and drive the agenda of the association. Each committee brings together experts from different countries and sectors of the real estate industry to provide the insight and expertise needed to meet the challenges facing the listed real estate sector in Europe. The working committees are the Research Committee, Global Index Advisory Committee, Best Practices Committee, Tax Committee, Events Committee and Broadening the Investor Base Committee. Together they enable EPRA to provide high quality services to its members and fulfil its mission and objectives. Governance Founded in 1999, EPRA is a not-for-profit association registered in the Netherlands. The association is governed by a Management Board, which delegates some of its functions to a nine-member Executive Board.