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Financial reporting
This section is dedicated to EPRA's Best Practices Recommendations (BPR) for financial reporting of the listed property companies.
The EPRA BPR lie at the heart of EPRA’s mission to improve transparency, comparability and relevance of financial reporting in the real estate industry. Following extensive discussions with the investment community and property companies, the decision was taken to focus the EPRA BPR on those areas of reporting that are of most relevance to investors and where more consistent reporting across Europe would bring the greatest benefits in the overall transparency of the sector. Through this collaboration, an initiative that started in 2001 has now become the 'gold standard' when it comes to the real estate sector's financial reporting.
EPRA aims to keep the BPR guidelines up to date and relevant to all groups involved. Also, through the annual EPRA BPR awards, the Association recognises the property companies that have successfully adopted the EPRA BPR in their latest annual reports.
The following categories include EPRA's main activities with regard to the financial reporting of property companies.
Latest news
BPR reporting guidelines
The latest edition of the EPRA BPR Guidelines which focus on making 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.
Financial BPR Database [REMOVE?]
The EPRA BPR Dataset gathers all our members' alternative performance measures, also known as EPRA BPRs, from fiscal years 2011-2024. It covers more than 170 European listed property companies in the real estate industry.