About AFIRE
About Foreign Investment
Who
does AFIRE represent?
AFIRE represents institutional investors in international
real estate.
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Who
are AFIRE's members?
AFIRE's members are foreign companies who invest in
real estate, their advisors, managers, lawyers and accountants,
and US institutions who invest in international real
estate.
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What
does AFIRE do?
As an educational and informational forum, AFIRE provides
a place for international real estate professionals
to interact. This is accomplished through a number of
means: by hosting meetings,
publishing newsletters
and a membership directory, maintaining a web site,
among other activities.
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Does
AFIRE advertise properties for members?
No. AFIRE does not act as a broker or advisor to its
members.
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How
do I get a list of members?
The membership list is not available to non-members
due to a privacy clause in the Association's by-laws.
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How
can I join?
Membership qualifications
are listed in the Membership
section of this site. All applicants are subject to
approval by the Board of Directors.
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What
are the top investing countries?
Over the years there have been several countries that
have invested heavily in US real estate, including Japan,
The Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Canada. Each year
the US Bureau
of Economic Analysis publishes the amount invested.
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Where
do they invest? In what?
AFIRE surveys its members each year to see what their
favorites are. Click here
to review the results of the latest survey.
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How
can I contact foreign investors? I have a piece of land/property/building
to sell.
AFIRE cannot notify its members of properties
for sale or provide an introduction to foreign investors
for non-members.
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