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World on FIRE Real Estate Markets and Sustainable Development: Property Rights and Access to Credit Around the World April 29, 2008 Washington, DC Mission ……create viable, private real estate markets worldwide which are essential for strong democracies and developing economies. Improved Standards of Living Improved Domiciles Opportunities for Wealth Creation Through Private Property Ownership Property Rights & Access to Credit for the Poor Formation of civil society organizations, i.e. associations Establishment of appraisal programs create standards for real property values Partnerships with government professionalize the real estate industry U.S. Real Estate Success Shared with Emerging Markets Though 2007 was a challenging year for housing with activity far below normal, historically on average, one can anticipate the contributions housing has to the GDP in the USA. • • • • • • 20% of GDP are accounted for by housing 1.5 million housing starts per year 5.3 million Existing Home Sales per year 900,000 New Home Sales per year 68% homeownership rate Home equity is the largest source of wealth for most Americans U.S. Example – Real Estate’s Affect on the Economy Improving and facilitating the process and arrangements by which real estate is owned, bought, leased, developed, financed and transferred, encourages private investment, generates jobs and economic growth and raises the standard of living. US data follow: Job creation - U.S. Experience • • • • • 1,000 homes 2,448 jobs $79.4 million wages Existing sales - $132.5 Billion Repairs - $34.5 Billion Tax base creation • 70% of local taxes from Real Property • Income taxes - state and local • Sales tax on goods and services Critical Elements Laws Systems Standards of Practice Know How Conflict Resolution Information Transparency Market Place Outcomes of IRPF Programs Professional Associations Professional Standards Brokers, Appraisers, Property Managers, Executive Officers Lobbying, Libraries, Licensing Courses Brokerage Management, Association Development, Executive Officer Training, Appraisal, Property Management, Marketing, MLS’s, Lobbying, Strategic Planning, Investment Real Estate, etc. Attendees include private and public sector players. Outcomes of IRPF Programs 75 Trade Associations 20+ Countries 150,000+ Real Estate Professionals Partnership with USAID Crossroads Body of Knowledge Transferable Emerging Market Needs Universal Needs Remain particularly in Africa USAID Encouragement A Redefined Scope International Versus Central Europe Eastern European Real Property Foundation becomes International Real Property Association All Impediments to Sound Markets Integrated Solutions USAID Market Assessments Strategic Relationships Strategic Relationships Solution Focused Related Industry Groups and Dedicated Problem Solvers Recent Examples: Services Sector Education and Training Authority – South Africa National Housing Bank - India Pragma – Ukraine Shore Bank - Azerbaijan Appraisal Institute Urban Land Institute (ULI) Association of Real Estate License Laws Officials (ARELLO) REALTOR Institutes, Societies and Councils: CCIM, IREM, CRB, CRS IRPF’s Activities in South Africa Partnership with Services SETA, government of Republic of So. Africa Tremendous Need for training programs for Previously Disadvantaged Individuals (PDI’s) • CRB, CRS, IREM • Lobbying and Advocacy • Train the Trainer Strengthening of Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa IRPF’s Activities in Ukraine Successful Brokerage Training; Licensing Assistance with credit access leads to additional mortgages Progress in strengthening real property association institutional capacity and cooperation IRPF’s Activities in Azerbaijan Brokerage Office Management and Sales Training Increase in number of mortgages through development of Mortgage Toolkits. Questions? Norman Flynn, President and CEO IRPF 430 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL USA (312) 329-8692 [email protected]