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A 10 page paper (with no introduction or conclusion) answering 4 questions addressing considerations that international real estate investors need to make when assessing the viability of potential projects. Questions address issues such as currency risk; Value at Risk; external environments in several countries; determining the net present value (NPV) of several potential investments; country risk and other related considerations. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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10 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSintlRealEst.rtf
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The growing and likely permanent trend toward globalization brings with it the need to equalize business results based on widely varying changes in world currencies. In recent years,
the dollar has been strong relative to other major currencies of the world, and while good for the US economy, a dollar greatly stronger than other major world currencies creates
a bevy of problems for multinational organizations. Because currency values are never static but can be depended on to regularly change in exchange
value, organizations must devise measures that minimize the effects of that currency exchange rate movement. Increasing numbers of organizations are learning this finance lesson when they least expect it
and therefore are least prepared for its consequences. A result of the learning process is that they are creating innovative ways for identifying and managing their currency risk exposure,
in turn creating workable alternatives that organizations had not identified for themselves. The "nature, level of investment and duration of risk affect returns"
possible from any international real estate investment. The nature of risk can range from the effects of local or widespread economic slowdown to nationalization of the property by the
host country, and can include a wide variety of things in between. Before making the investment, international real estate investors need to assess political and economic conditions in the
host country for the purpose of making a determination of the level of risk that exists and to be best prepared for unfortunate turns of events that may or may
not have been foreseen. Level of investment significantly colors how much mitigation the investors should be interested in building or ensuring exists.
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