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The issue of real estate developers being socially responsible has taken more than one dimension in recent years. Some developers believe that performing corporate social responsibilities is enough to merit the accolade, socially-responsible real estate developer. Other real estate developers are of the view that adhering to legal requirements is all that the developer needs to do, in order to be considered as a socially responsible real estate developer. The facts are that, there are variations in legal requirements in different countries. Legal requirements in developing countries are not the same for developed countries in most cases. Does this mean that multinational real estate companies domiciled in developed countries that extend their operations into developing countries should have double standards as regards their realty developments? This hand book uses case studies to give brief directives on how real estate developers can effectively use the impact assessment tools in a real estate project.
About the author
Alexander Ayertey Odonkor is a Financial Economist. He holds a bachelors degree in Economics and Finance. He also holds a masters degree in Finance.He has pursued postgraduate programmes at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,New York Institute of Finance, Curtin University, Babson College,TU Delft and University of Adelaide.
