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The EPRA Financial Reporting BPR have been developed to enhance the financial reporting of listed property companies and attract investment in the listed property sector. They include key performance indicators that are used by around 80% of the largest listed property companies.
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The Additional Guidance has been developed as a first stop for clarification on issues arising from the EPRA BPR and to facilitate their wider use. The Additional Guidance is not formally part of the BPR and will be updated as we expand on each of the topics.

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To encourage adoption of the BPR, EPRA reviews the Annual Reports of the largest European property companies and awards Gold, Silver and Bronze based on adherence to the BPR. The review is undertaken by Deloitte. 

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The EPRA Sustainability BPR consist of key sustainability performance measures which are designed to raise transparency in sustainability reporting and ensure that listed property companies continue to act as pioneers in sustainability reporting and practice.

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A guide to drivers and barriers to sustainability reporting, the EPRA Sustainability BPR - including illustrative examples. 

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BPR documents 

This section enables the user to search, select and download position papers and relevant documents. Searches can be made by document type and timeframes. Some documents are locked - EPRA members need to log in to access these. If you need a log-in password, email: info@epra.com.

EPRA Best Practices Recommendations

The EPRA BPRs make the financial statements of public real estate companies clearer and more comparable across Europe. This in turn enhances the transparency and coherence of the sector as a whole and plays an important role in attracting global flows of capital into the European listed property sector.

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