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(c) CMM 2006 1 PRESENTS “Low Income Housing for 21 st Century Developing Market Economies” with KENYA, VARANASI, SRI LANKA images Dr DARIN GUNESEKERA Of Capital Markets for the Marginalized (CMM)

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Page 1: our journey

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PRESENTS “Low Income Housing for 21st

Century Developing Market Economies”

with KENYA, VARANASI, SRI LANKA

images

Dr DARIN GUNESEKERAOf

Capital Markets for the Marginalized (CMM)

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The Worst Slum in the World

UN Habitat – worst slum and largest slum = Kibera (peers in Latin America, Africa)

Kenya background facts 850k homes short Kibera Growth; acceleration since 1998 Market driven growth of Slum

Market breeds Acquisition of Rights, unless Planning forestalls these with economics.

Unaffordability seen as transient and so diffused as an issue

No welfare Other market driven forces – Politics & Religion

Slum Sprawl

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Our Future ? Wave of Change

From Latin America, Africa Changing Face of Privatized Market Driven

Slums Low income housing catchment Vice area Organized Crime Evangelists & NGOs

Abdication by Planners Fire breaks Bowser deliveries Tapping Utilities

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Sri Lanka Preventive Project

675 apartments in first time ever high rise occupation by slum/ shanty dwellers in “Streets in Sky” design voted for by them.

Corresponding 8 sites (4000 persons) in same neighborhood vacated

Land/ built space market given to regeneration.

(See 5-2)

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Project Results FINANCE

Total Investment = SLRs600M Outside Community Sales (Financial

Return) = SLRs1700M SOCIAL

Self sustaining 675 homes paying rates Lives transformed from Shanty to

Middle Class Regenerated Neighborhood All Children go to School

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Project Results BEFORE AFTER

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REIT Formation Cohesive Low Income group form base of

Trust with rent/ rent-purchase scheme of down payment, monthly contract

Shares offered to other takers Shares offered equally to investors Bargains of property exchange allowed Long Term Investment backed by land,

building and long term rental value Best with tie up with Industries (Workers –

Employer schemes) & Cooperatives

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THE REIT SOLUTION

trusteesdeveloper

Land in -Certs out

Cash in-Certs out

investors

Condo Sales

market

Primary market

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S-Reits II Trust is financed by investors and home buyers. Shares may convert to homes

TRUSTInvestors

Cash via

Investment Banks

Shares*

* Includes right to ownership of a specific house / flat

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S-Reits III - A stock exchange

Trade via Investment

Banks *

Shares

Investors(Authority,Individual,

Institutional)

On – goingSTOCK EXCHANGE

Market:

EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE Regulates Information Flow

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MARKET BASIS Open Market Forces drive every decision point. No Market

– No Business. Attract market to do business. Do not disturb the normal way in which commercial

business is done except to increase choices to lower income category

Market is fully informed of all costs and transactions through Prospectus & Reports and open accounting and booking. Price arises in open informed market.

Public Sector should agree to hand over former slum lands or new lands with utilities for this scheme on condition that it remains in low income rent range specified as percentage of income, not rupee amount.

Mortgage market opened for house/ REIT shares sales.

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REIT Extinction Type of REIT Recommended:

For Livelihood Community - Permanent REIT For independent low income housing blocks

– A REIT with written-in liquidation plan. Initially – REIT will show no dividend Fairly soon – REIT will provide dividend Later years when profits grow, dividend cap will

operate. The surplus will be allocated as share purchase and transfer to tenants.

At end, full liquidation of Trust and individual ownership by tenants turned condominium owners will be accomplished.

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Attractive for Investors Instead of buying real estate units at

high unit costs and stamp duty and capital gains tax, investors may buy certificates in small amounts like tradable shares.

Certificate is backed by trust land and buildings, conversion feature.

Can be made tax efficient. In spectrum from Government Bonds

to shares these closer to State issues.

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The End User Loan Buyer

Home Buyer

Loan

Certs

Condo

Loan 1

Loan 2

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DEVELOPERS SPECIALISE - BUSINESS EASIER

Developer is the Manager charged with construction. Yet the Trustee safeguards interests of buyers and investors through employment of Consultant Technical Managers who approve payments.

Trust has independent finance experts.

Developer is charged with Marketing. Yet the Trust safeguards other stakeholders by requirement of cash flow and sales only through Trust Accounts.

Trust has independent Financial Advisors and Accounts and audit.

Trust has independent lawyers.

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•Developer does not need to be harried by Bankers to find funds for project. That is handled by Finance Advisors and Financial Underwriters and Investors and Home buyers.

•Developer does not need to be harried by Buyers who demand financing from Developer. This is handed over to the Financier market of institutions who are in the business of extending credit to individuals and home buyers.

•Developer can develop staff and expertise in MARKETING and CONSTRUCTION of HOUSING.

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FINANCE – SAVINGS TO HOUSING EASIER A new route of secured

investment in housing projects by small holder investors opened.

Investment in Trust instead of Company Shares means Directors cannot use funds for any other business, no income tax on corporate entity (Full flow through to investors).

Project has flexibility of risk taking investors and buyers to maximum reducing Bank loans. No exorbitant terms, No large interest costs, No penalties, No non-competitive demands on placement of project funds and other financial aspects.

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•Trust delivers condominium title deeds when available and loan agreement will allow for loan to be converted to a mortgage loan.

•Financier would have enabled a customer with lesser resources to become a home buyer and so added to industry business and national home ownership.

•Reduced cost exchange of loans for customers with special needs will be possible owing to flexibility of Certificate method of ownership. Clients who are mobile within loan period can be handled.

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If the LAND-OWNERS be shareholders

Landowner transfers land into a project and realises basic price plus share of profit. This is fair.

No under the table transactions. Fair value is gained for the actual land he gives up.

Land price falsity or manipulation made public/ not possible.

Artificial land pricing stopped.

Urban land ownership as a common activity now becomes non-speculative commerce.

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Varanasi – A Community Joins Varanasi Silk Weavers unanimously

form the “Varanasi Weavers Trust” SREIT. The weavers, traders, businessmen

accept a full responsibility path For them housing and livelihood are

inseparable with Capital creation foremost They accept the path of collective

strength in bargains with commerce, government, market

They open the door to investors through the REIT trust of VWT.

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Driving Forces Livelihood is the highest priority driving

force amongst them This powerful economic force is utilized for

community cohesion. Awareness that housing, property basis, is

needed for livelihood expansion as an industry.

Current market forces driving them to Extinction Slum sprawl “Kibera”

REIT is understood as key to survival with growth

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Appreciating your kind attention

THANK YOU

To pursue REIT option please contact Dr Darin or CMM staff at

[email protected]