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MONITORimmobiliare is a yearly report which gives an overview of the economic
situation and the structural behaviour of the italian property markets. It is
addressed to the leading players in the real estate economy (companies,
promoters, insurance, banks and authorities). Since 1997 it has been produced
jointly by Censis and Scenari Immobiliari. In addition to the general picture,
the Report analyses the residential and office sectors, looking at country-wide
trends and individual performances, with a detailed study of the 103 provincial
capitals. The report is presented in Rome in spring, at a seminar restricted to
subscribers. An updating is presented at a seminar in Milan in December.
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Eight annual report on the Italian property market, worked out by Censis and
Scenari Immobiliari, which in its 2004 edition examined the following:
The socio-economic framework. The economic situation. The
dilemma of liquidity for families.
The expectations. The effects of new scenario on the Italian
real estate market.
Finance. Paper economy and real valorizations: construction
yards, development projects.
The system of values. Figures for prices and rents, and
volumes (placed on the market, and traded), for the residential,
tertiary/office and commercial property markets for comparable areas in all 103
provincial capitals.
Prospects for the property market viewed at mid-year. An
update on the market generally, highlighting the major trends.
The company’s real estate demand. Specific surveys of
tertiary-sector demand in Italy.
A spotlight on the leading players. An analysis of the
tactical and strategic objectives pursued by leading players in the property
world.
Investing in Italy. The type of purchase made by large foreign
investors, their requirements, favoured locations and preferred partners.
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Seventh annual report on the Italian property market, worked out by Censis and
Scenari Immobiliari, which in its 2003 edition examined the following:
The socio-economic framework. The economic situation. The dilemma of
liquidity for families.
The expectations. The effects of new scenario on the Italian real estate
market.
Finance. Paper economy and real valorizations: construction yards,
development projects.
The system of values. Figures for prices and rents, and volumes (placed
on the market, and traded), for the residential, tertiary/office and commercial
property markets for comparable areas in all 103 provincial capitals.
Prospects for the property market viewed at mid-year. An update on the
market generally, highlighting the major trends.
The company's real estate demand. Specific surveys of tertiary-sector
demand in Italy. A spotlight on the leading players. An analysis of the
tactical and strategic objectives pursued by leading players in the property
world.
Investing in Italy. The type of purchase made by large foreign
investors, their requirements, favoured locations and preferred partners.
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Sixth annual report on the Italian property market, worked out by Censis and
Scenari Immobiliari, which in its 2002 edition examined the following:
The socio-economic picture. Taking a look at the economic situation and
the resurgence in saving.
Hopes and expectations. The desires and expectations, across all the
markets, of a large panel of families and businessmen both Italian and foreign.
Mortgages. An examination of the mortgage market and the different types
of loan for house-purchase by families, and their special features.
The system of values. Figures for prices and rents, and volumes (placed
on the market, and traded), for the residential, tertiary/office and commercial
property markets for comparable areas in all 103 provincial capitals.
Prospects for the property market viewed at mid-year. An update on the
market generally, highlighting the major trends.
The company's real estate demand. Specific surveys of tertiary-sector
demand in Italy. A spotlight on the leading players. An analysis of the
tactical and strategic objectives pursued by leading players in the property
world.
Investing in Italy. The type of purchase made by large foreign
investors, their requirements, favoured locations and preferred partners.
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Fifth annual report on the Italian property market, worked out by Censis and
Scenari Immobiliari, which in its 2001 edition looked at the following:
The socio-economic picture. The economy and the euro, the advantages and
disadvantages for the property sector.
Real estate finance. Quantification and future prospects for corporate
property holdings and the large privately owned estates.
Public property. An analysis of the attempts made over the past ten
years to privatise publicly owned property. The system of values.
Figures for prices and rents, and volumes (placed on the market, and traded),
for the residential, tertiary/office and commercial property markets for
comparable areas in all 103 provincial capitals.
Prospects for the property market viewed at mid-year. An update on the
market generally, highlighting the major trends.
Demand from families after 11 September. Country-wide investigation into
how families reacted to the events of 11 September and what their intentions
are for the future.
Tertiary sector demand. A survey of over 2000 companies in Milan and
Rome.
Risks and opportunities in the securitisation of publicly owned property.
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A bimonthly report which contains a detailed market analysis of the nine
principal cities in Italy together with tables showing volumes and absorption
(residential and service/office sectors subdivided into districts/quarters or
macroareas depending on the market), tables of average sale prices and of
rental values, subdivided into microareas (minimum, maximum and max frequency
occurring values for homes, offices, shops, workshops, lock-up garages, sheds
and stores). In addition the report has in-depth studies of selected topics
from markets in Italy and abroad. The report can be obtained only by annual
subscription, which may be purchased on line (available
on Italian only).
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An
analysis, in summary form, of trends in the Italian property market, with the
latest figure for the ISI index (Scenari Immobiliari Index), which measures the
changes in all the property markets; the report also gives the Vacancy rate
(service/office sectors) in Milan and Rome and the cap rates of offices,
shopping centres and distribution sheds in Italian towns. The ISI index is
calculated on the basis of three variables: the movement of rents, of yields
and of volumes traded; it looks at a sample of two thousand properties which
are representative of the make-up of the Italian property market, in the month
in question. You may take out an annual subscription which will entitle you to
receive 12 monthly reports, and each report will be sent to you during the
first week of the month, by e-mail to the address given (download the
subscription form).
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Italian and International Property Funds - June, 2004 report
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The report analyses the international real estate market and is divided into
two sections. The first part features an in-depth analysis of common real
estate investment funds in seven European countries (Belgium, France, Germany,
Great Britain, the Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland), in Japan and in the
United States, providing key figures for each market as regards capitalisation,
net revenues, investment strategies and portfolio compositions. The second part
focuses on the Italian market. Profiles are provided for each fund operating in
Italy with details of their performances as reported on December 31st, 2003.
Each profile contains details of the management company, the characteristics of
the fund, the size and composition of its real estate assets and its investment
strategies. The analysis is rounded off by a comparison between the four
segments into which Italian funds have been reclassified and the overall
balance sheet for the industry in Italy.
The 2002 and 2003 editions are also available (on
Italian only). An updating supplement to the Report is based on the
balance sheets as at 30 June of each year.
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First Report on large and small retailers in Italy. Here is a list of the subjects
covered: the economic and consumer scenario in Italy; new trends in the retail trade
in Europe; breakdown by province of the property stock of small and large retail outlets;
the expectations of Italian and foreign investors and operators; the retail property
market in Italy in 2006 and forecasts for 2007; the financial side: prices and rents
of retail properties in the 103 provinces. The figures are grouped on the basis of
homogeneous areas (six on average) in cities, immediate surrounding areas and the rest
of the province.
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