Two professions
Transeuropa
Legislation on acces to property
Eureduc
European training
The purpose of the Eureduc program is to set up a common minimum basic cursus.
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What rights do professionals have if they want to work abroad?
There are opportunities for property professionals today in the internal market of the European Union to develop and offer their services in different countries. Accordingly, CEPI has prepared its own guide to the recognition of professional qualification targeted at property professionals to make it easier for them to understand and exercise their rights.
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CEPI in Finland: a colorful trip
If most of us are enjoying holidays in July and August, others take advantage of this calmer period to participate in a summer course, put the finishing touches to contracts, update their administrative work or prepare a project for September. The CEPI, CEAB and EPAG Presidents decided to gather together and enjoy the summer sun on an island from the Saima lakes in Finland, island that would be nearly deserted if Timo Multanen would not have had the excellent idea to have his summer residence there.
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Co-ownership: regulation in 16 countries and languages
ANACI, the Italian Association of Property Managers, has published a compilation of legal texts covering law relating to co-ownership and partly relating to trade regulations for property managers of 16 European countries.
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Jones Lang Lasalle issues the Real Estate Transparency Index 2010
Jones Lang LaSalle’s Global Real Estate Transparency Index quantifies real estate market transparency across 81 markets worldwide. The Index aims to help real estate investors, corporate occupiers and retailers understand important differences when transacting, owning and operating in foreign markets. The Index is also a helpful gauge for governments and industry organisations who are interested in improving transparency in their home markets. Rising levels of transparency are associated with rising levels of foreign direct investment – a powerful incentive for encouraging the free flow of information and the fair and consistent application of local property laws.
