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Due to the growing economy in Lithuania as well its a rapid integration into the European Union and global markets, improvement of the investment process in real estate has been and will continue to be a topic of great interest. The article presents an analysis of the investment process in real estate. It aims at presenting a theoretical and practical evaluation of real estate as an investment object. To this end, the first part of the paper singles out the most important concepts related to real estate, compares real estate with other types of investment, analyses real estate in the investment portfolio. The second part explores the importance of real estate investment funds in order to ensure an efficient and expansive functioning of the investment market in the European Union and to expand the Lithuanian market of investment goods. It also investigates the legal basis and development of real estate funds in the European Union. Lithuanian legislation provided a possibility for real estate funds to operate only at the end of 2007: on 15 November 2007 a new edition of the Law on Collective Investment Undertaking of the Republic of Lithuania was adopted, stipulating a possibility for specialized funds to appear in Lithuania from 1 March 2008.

Due to the growing economy in Lithuania as well its a rapid integration into the European Union and global markets, improvement of the investment process in real estate has been and will continue to be a topic of great interest. The article presents an analysis of the investment process in real estate. It aims at presenting a theoretical and practical evaluation of real estate as an investment object. To this end, the first part of the paper singles out the most important concepts related to real estate, compares real estate with other types of investment, analyses real estate in the investment portfolio. The second part explores the importance of real estate investment funds in order to ensure an efficient and expansive functioning of the investment market in the European Union and to expand the Lithuanian market of investment goods. It also investigates the legal basis and development of real estate funds in the European Union. Lithuanian legislation provided a possibility for real estate funds to operate only at the end of 2007: on 15 November 2007 a new edition of the Law on Collective Investment Undertaking of the Republic of Lithuania was adopted, stipulating a possibility for specialized funds to appear in Lithuania from 1 March 2008.

Due to the growing economy in Lithuania as well its a rapid integration into the European Union and global markets, improvement of the investment process in real estate has been and will continue to be a topic of great interest. The article presents an analysis of the investment process in real estate. It aims at presenting a theoretical and practical evaluation of real estate as an investment object. To this end, the first part of the paper singles out the most important concepts related to real estate, compares real estate with other types of investment, analyses real estate in the investment portfolio. The second part explores the importance of real estate investment funds in order to ensure an efficient and expansive functioning of the investment market in the European Union and to expand the Lithuanian market of investment goods. It also investigates the legal basis and development of real estate funds in the European Union. Lithuanian legislation provided a possibility for real estate funds to operate only at the end of 2007: on 15 November 2007 a new edition of the Law on Collective Investment Undertaking of the Republic of Lithuania was adopted, stipulating a possibility for specialized funds to appear in Lithuania from 1 March 2008.

Due to the growing economy in Lithuania as well its a rapid integration into the European Union and global markets, improvement of the investment process in real estate has been and will continue to be a topic of great interest. The article presents an analysis of the investment process in real estate. It aims at presenting a theoretical and practical evaluation of real estate as an investment object. To this end, the first part of the paper singles out the most important concepts related to real estate, compares real estate with other types of investment, analyses real estate in the investment portfolio. The second part explores the importance of real estate investment funds in order to ensure an efficient and expansive functioning of the investment market in the European Union and to expand the Lithuanian market of investment goods. It also investigates the legal basis and development of real estate funds in the European Union. Lithuanian legislation provided a possibility for real estate funds to operate only at the end of 2007: on 15 November 2007 a new edition of the Law on Collective Investment Undertaking of the Republic of Lithuania was adopted, stipulating a possibility for specialized funds to appear in Lithuania from 1 March 2008.

Due to the growing economy in Lithuania as well its a rapid integration into the European Union and global markets, improvement of the investment process in real estate has been and will continue to be a topic of great interest. The article presents an analysis of the investment process in real estate. It aims at presenting a theoretical and practical evaluation of real estate as an investment object. To this end, the first part of the paper singles out the most important concepts related to real estate, compares real estate with other types of investment, analyses real estate in the investment portfolio. The second part explores the importance of real estate investment funds in order to ensure an efficient and expansive functioning of the investment market in the European Union and to expand the Lithuanian market of investment goods. It also investigates the legal basis and development of real estate funds in the European Union. Lithuanian legislation provided a possibility for real estate funds to operate only at the end of 2007: on 15 November 2007 a new edition of the Law on Collective Investment Undertaking of the Republic of Lithuania was adopted, stipulating a possibility for specialized funds to appear in Lithuania from 1 March 2008.

Housing is at the core of the European Union's prosperity as it is important to achieve energy saving targets and to combat climate change whilst contributing to energy saving and security. During the programming period 2007–2013, the European Union Cohesion Policy has started playinga new and important role in the process of supporting investments into energy efficiency measures in the housing sector. The increasing need for effective renovation of housing stock, which was constructed in the period when energy resources were cheap, is most notable in Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the European Union fund for the renovation of housing stock in Lithuania servers as a basis for assessing the impact of such investments on energy saving, natural gas import and greenhouse gas emissions.

Housing is at the core of the European Union's prosperity as it is important to achieve energy saving targets and to combat climate change whilst contributing to energy saving and security. During the programming period 2007–2013, the European Union Cohesion Policy has started playinga new and important role in the process of supporting investments into energy efficiency measures in the housing sector. The increasing need for effective renovation of housing stock, which was constructed in the period when energy resources were cheap, is most notable in Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the European Union fund for the renovation of housing stock in Lithuania servers as a basis for assessing the impact of such investments on energy saving, natural gas import and greenhouse gas emissions.

Housing is at the core of the European Union's prosperity as it is important to achieve energy saving targets and to combat climate change whilst contributing to energy saving and security. During the programming period 2007–2013, the European Union Cohesion Policy has started playinga new and important role in the process of supporting investments into energy efficiency measures in the housing sector. The increasing need for effective renovation of housing stock, which was constructed in the period when energy resources were cheap, is most notable in Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the European Union fund for the renovation of housing stock in Lithuania servers as a basis for assessing the impact of such investments on energy saving, natural gas import and greenhouse gas emissions.

Housing is at the core of the European Union's prosperity as it is important to achieve energy saving targets and to combat climate change whilst contributing to energy saving and security. During the programming period 2007–2013, the European Union Cohesion Policy has started playinga new and important role in the process of supporting investments into energy efficiency measures in the housing sector. The increasing need for effective renovation of housing stock, which was constructed in the period when energy resources were cheap, is most notable in Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the European Union fund for the renovation of housing stock in Lithuania servers as a basis for assessing the impact of such investments on energy saving, natural gas import and greenhouse gas emissions.

Housing is at the core of the European Union's prosperity as it is important to achieve energy saving targets and to combat climate change whilst contributing to energy saving and security. During the programming period 2007–2013, the European Union Cohesion Policy has started playinga new and important role in the process of supporting investments into energy efficiency measures in the housing sector. The increasing need for effective renovation of housing stock, which was constructed in the period when energy resources were cheap, is most notable in Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the European Union fund for the renovation of housing stock in Lithuania servers as a basis for assessing the impact of such investments on energy saving, natural gas import and greenhouse gas emissions.