Journal of Real Estate Research · 2006 · 17 citations · 28 references
BusinessAccountancyAccountingReal Estate EconomicsReal Estate FinanceReal Estate InvestmentCapital MarketsFinancial ReportingFinancial StatementsFund AccountingInvestmentReal Estate Investment TrustsBid-ask Spread AnalysisBid-ask Spread EffectsBid-ask Spread ReactionEquity ReitsInformation Asymmetry EffectsReal Estate Investment Trusts (Reits)Reit Funds From OperationsReit Valuation
This study examines the market response to the 1999 announcement of a change in accounting for Funds from Operations (FFO) for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). This change provides an increase in transparency in the accounting statements of REITs regarding the calculation of FFO. An analysis of this announcement finds that shareholder wealth increases but the significance of that increase is questionable. Additionally, an analysis of the adverse selection component of the bid-ask spread finds weak evidence to support the conjecture that the amount of information asymmetry in REIT prices declines after the announcement of the FFO accounting change.
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