Fall/Winter 2002, Vol 27, Nos 3&4 features

Abstract: International real estate investment represents considerable decision-making, organization, and managerial challenges above and beyond the problems of achieving the desired cash flows at the building level. These challenges are accentuated by the time-distance gap from the United States and the different socio-economic and cultural structures associated with individual national markets. International real estate investment requires a concentrated scrutiny of the problems and opportunities linked to such decisions.