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In this section you will find EPRA public affairs related publications, articles, surveys, reports, infographics and other downloadable PDFs on overarching issues. Advocacy materials on specific regulatory and legislative issues can be found in the Policy Areas section.
Highlights
Real Estate in the Real Economy Report - 2026
NEW! EPRA and INREV have joined their forces again to release this report. Supporting growth, jobs and sustainability Real estate, as a general term, describes the built environment, which plays a vital role in every aspect of the European economy, society and environment.
Real Estate in the Real Economy 2026 - Infographic
EPRA and INREV release the infographic version of the RE-RE report 2026.
Total Tax Contribution of REITs in Europe
Read the 2025 updated report on the total tax contribution (TTC) of REITs in Europe, a study carried out by PwC for EPRA
Structural Overview of the Real Estate Investment Industry
EPRA and PwC released a report to bring clarity to the complexity of the real estate industry and elicit an understanding of the various actors in the property investment market.
Listed REITs in the European Union
Discover the function, purpose and many benefits of REIT regimes, and see the positive impact they have brought to the growth of the EU economy.
EPRA Position Paper on the EU Taxonomy Proposal
POSITION PAPER - EPRA welcomes the EU initiative on sustainable finance and recommends exploring the inclusion of listed equity to the scope of the Regulation.
EPRA co-worked with Chiomenti
EPRA and Chiomenti co-worked on the new “Real Estate Investment Structure Tax Review”, featuring contributions across 12 jurisdictions in Europe.
OECD Pillar II – Public consultations on GloBE Information Return and Tax Certainty
Letter of 11 trade associations representing the countries and regions globally that have enacted REIT legislation, accounting for 85% of global GDP with a combined population of nearly 5 billion people.