To do comparison table for REIT for different country

http://mreit.reitdata.com/
http://reiccs.blogspot.com.au/2013/08/malaysias-reits-follow-up.html
http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/property/240280-make-room-for-reits.html
http://www.sharesinv.com/articles/2012/07/25/reits-experiencing-phenomenal-growth-in-
malaysia/
http://www.pwc.com/my/en/press/1202-the-rise-of-reits.jhtml
http://www.pwc.com/my/en/press/1202-the-rise-of-reits.jhtml


inherently complex subject
with a very large range of variables that interact,
and are often contradictory.
interactions are counter-intuitive
there are many misconceptions about sustainable construction issues perceived by the industry.
it is commonly held as self-evident that waste recycling will substantially reduce the quantities of
materials extracted.
counteract misconceptions and inform new thinking on sustainable construction
Gathering and collating the key data and mapping it across the construction sectors.
Much of the data were not available at the levels of detail required and considerable
approximation and interpolation was necessary.
The data presented was the best available information at the time of the research.
and illustrate these graphically
If, as experts in the field typically assume, half of housing repair and maintenance is actually
refurbishment and that the unofficial economy does two thirds of repair and maintenance and
one third refurbishment, then the industry output is as shown in Table 1.
Definition of unofficial economy: System of trade or economic exchange used outside state controlled
or money based transactions. Practiced by most of the world's population, it includes barter of goods and
services, mutual self-help, odd jobs, street trading, and other such direct sale activities. Income generated by the informal
economy is usually not recorded for taxation purposes, and is often unavailable for inclusion in gross domestic product
(GDP)computations.

For the less abundant resources, there doesnt appear to be any consistent data and
forecasting supply and demand for scarce resources continues to be problematic.