The diploma thesis deals with the average offer prices of real estate in the area of Brno. The thesis is divided into two main parts. The first theoretical part introduces the real estate market in the Czech Republic, factors influencing the price of real estate and there are briefly described valuation methods. The last chapter of the theoretical part deals with the types of real estate. The second part of the thesis is a case study. The average offer prices of real estate by types in forty municipalities in the Brno-venkov district were analyzed. The analysis was based on four criteria that affect the price. The average bid price was determined for each type of property.

The master thesis deals with the determination of factors that affect the price of real estate. The theoretical part focuses on the basic concepts related to the real estate market, as well as the methods of real estate valuation and prices used in the valuation, enumeration and description of the factors that affect the price of real estate and in the last part of the description of the towns, which the analysis applies. In the practical part is the analysis and evalution of selected factors on the price of real estate. During the monitored properties were selected apartments 3 +1, 65 to 75 m2.

When after 1989 in our country have discovered the first real estate brokers and agents, were more or less a new professions, at times of socialism not existing. Since then have more than 2 decades passed, it will be interesting to compare the current state of the neighboring countries. First I will focus on the close one, Slovakia and then Austria, which belongs to the developed property market. I will look at various options of real estate agents and their functioning in all 3 states. The issue of legal liability of real estate activities will be submitted to the critical analysis and all the lessons learned will bring into mutual comparisons. I will also address the association of Realtors and appraise their position and function in different countries. An interesting part of this work will be determination of public opinion on public awareness of the importance of real estate services, I have made this research through polls.

The objective of the thesis “Critical Analysis of the new retail and estimation of its future development” is to present a close overview about retail real estate issue in Czech Republic. First chapters are focused on theoretical issues of the retail. The practical part is focused on space-time analysis of market characteristics in the Czech Republic, which provides theoretical insights and diffusion process of expansion of shopping centers. The outcome of this paper is an estimation of the future development of the new retail from the optimistic, realistic, and pessimistic views of the market characteristics, and a definition of the competitive parameters of the retail development.

The work deals with the development of advertising and marketing channels used by real estate agency on the Czech real estate market. Detailed phase defines the different types of advertisings and actors entering in the real estate market, as between sellers and buyers than among the intermediaries as well. If the real estate agency want to apply or increase sales through certain advertising, is the task of this work determine which target groups to use for specific kind of advertising.

The objective of the thesis „Analysis of real estate market in selected regions of the Czech Republic“ is to analyze the real estate market in two selected regions, two of thein districts and in their capital cities. The first part of the thesis focuses on the theoretical description and terms related to the real estate market. The second part targets the description, territorial development and social level of two selected district towns. In the third part, I compare and analyze the real estate market in selected regions – the South Moravian Region (Jihomoravský) and Vysočina region and in their district towns. The analysis mainly focuses on the price development of apartments in the different districts. In the last part, I compare the market aspects of the different districts with regard to my previous findings and their influence on the local property market.

This dissertation is structured as three essays on real estate investment trusts and financial markets. It addresses the financial performance and systematic risk of different REIT types, the information content of REIT bankruptcies, and the effect of recent tax law changes on the REIT industry.

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This thesis investigates the difficulty in making accurate forecasts on opportunistic commercial real estate investments. The purpose is to quantify the differences between unlevered cash flows from underwriting estimates and actual outcomes, analyse them and arrive at conclusions about the difficulty in producing forecasts on opportunistic investments. The data used in this thesis comes from two opportunistic real estate portfolios previously owned by the private equity firm Niam. Both portfolios comprised Swedish office properties. The results from analysing Niam’s investments shows that operating cash flows on individual properties are most difficult to forecast since the strategy for the assets constantly needs to be updated in order to adjust for current events like for example change in demand of office properties. This can have great impact on the profit allocation between property cash flows and exit cash flows in comparison to underwriting. Furthermore the results show of an increased need of diversification for opportunistic investments, since individual investments have high volatility. Also, analysing investments on unlevered level has limitations. On an unlevered level an investment can have actual outcomes worse than in the underwriting, but when adding effects from financial leverage and currency movements the same asset can outperform the underwriting.

This thesis investigates to what extent macroeconomic factors influence real estate stock prices before and after the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2007. This is carried out by examining the securitized real estate markets in Sweden and Switzerland by using descriptive statistics. Bivariate regressions are conducted for the macroeconomic factors; all share stock index, exchange rates, unemployment, inflation, term structure, money supply and real GDP per capita, to examine the marginal effect of each variable. The indexed developments and volatilities of each variable and correlations to the OMXS Real Estate and WUPIX-A are compiled to further facilitate an analysis. The results show that the macroeconomic effects on real estate stock prices differ among small economies and are inconsistent in a pre-crisis and crisis period. Solely theoretical aspects are not sufficient to describe the varying conditions in the financial markets, which have to be scrutinized in a wider economic context. Those factors that show some regularity in the relation to the real estate markets are all share indices, term structure and real GDP per capita.