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Finnish Association of Building Owners and Construction Clients
Address Annankatu  24
FIN-00100  Helsinki
Tel +358  9  4767  5711
Fax +358  9  4767  5700
E-mail rakli@rakli.fi
website www.rakli.fi
Chairman Asko  Salminen  (Tapiola  Real  Estate  Ltd,  managing  director)
Executive  Director Jani  Saarinen
Chief  Communication  Officer Johanna  Kaalikoski
Board 15  members  +  Chairman
Secretariat 13  staff
Membership  Category Full  Member
BRIEF  HISTORY
The  Finnish  Association  of  Building  Owners  and  Construction  Clients  (RAKLI)  is  an  interest  group  and  trade  association  representing  the  most  prominent  real  estate  and  residential  building  owners,  investors  and  service  providers  in  Finland. 

It  was  started  in  1976  by  construction  clients.  In  its  present  form  as  an  association  uniting  the  building  owners  and  the  construction  clients  it  started  in  1996.  In  2006  also  the  owners  of  residential  buildings  joined  the  association  and  now  RAKLI  has  400  members  who  all  are  professional  property  owners.
PRINCIPAL  ACTIVITIES
RAKLI  provides  a  network  for  real  estate  professionals  to  discuss  mutual  challenges,  to  exchange  ideas  and  to  share  experiences  and  knowledge. 

RAKLI  contributes  to  the  implementation  of  best  practices  in  Asset  Management,  Property  Management  and  Facilities  Management. 

Moreover,  it  promotes  the  application  of  high  standards  to  building  industry  processes,  real  estate  market  information  and  benchmarking.

Lobbying.  RAKLI  represents  its  members  in  property  ownership  issues  that  pertain  to  legislation,  taxation  and  common  policies.  This  is  done  by  contact  with  politicians  and  the  media  as  well  as  by  giving  statements  to  current  issues.  RAKLI  also  informs  actively  its  members  about  ongoing  legislation  processes.

Research.  RAKLI  provides  its  members  with  support  in  R&D  activities.  It  conducts  several  projects  annually  on  its  own  and  participates  actively  in  common  research  projects  in  the  real  estate  sector.  RAKLI’s  latest  research  projects  deal  mainly  with  developing  asset  management,  property  management  and  facilities  management  as  well  as  with  real  estate  investments.  RAKLI  is  also  a  key  player  when  new  standards  are  developed  to  the  real  estate  industry.

Members’  services.  The  members  have  the  chance  to  participate  in  any  of  RAKLI´s  committees  or  working  groups  and  to  work  side-by-side  with  other  leaders.  RAKLI  also  provides  its  members  with  opportunities  for  networking  within  the  membership  and  with  a  variety  of  service  providers  in  the  real  estate  industry.  Legal  and  other  advice  related  to  the  industry  is  available  to  the  members  as  well  as  information  provided  in  the  members’  newsletter  and  a  monthly  magazine  Locus.
ORGANISATION
The  activity  of  the  association  is  based  on  the  work  of  its  committees  and  working  groups.  Several  hundreds  of  key  players  of  the  industry  take  part  in  discussions  and  team  work  to  promote  issues  considered  important  in  their  strategy. 

The  Committees  are:  Government  Relations  and  Communications,  Research  and  Development,  Investment  and  Finance,  Management  Practices,  Procurement  Practices,  Infrastructure  Practices  and  Residential  Real  Estate. 

A  Board  which  has  16  members  supervises  RAKLI’s  activities.
PRINCIPAL  AREAS  OF  POLICY
•  Real  estate  and  infrastructure  ownership
•  Procurement  and  client  practices
•  Investment  policies  and  legislation
•  Planning  and  environment
•  Housing
•  EU  Affairs
MEMBERSHIP  INCLUDES
•  Professional  and  social  real  estate  owners
•  Infrastructure  owners
•  Investors
•  Service  providers
•  Construction  clients
PUBLICATIONS
The  association  publishes  a  monthly  magazine  Locus  together  with  the  Building  Information  Group. 

It  also  publishes  several  reports,  reviews  on  business  conditions,  guidebooks  and 
information  bulletins.
MEMBERS
RAKLI  has  400  members  who  all  are  professional  property  owners.

RAKLI  has  approximately  230  real  estate  companies  and  housing  associations.

LARGEST  MEMBERS  OF  RAKLI:

•  Senate  Properties 

•  City  of  Helsinki
 
•  SATO 

•  VVO  (in  Finnish)

•  Varma  Mutual  Pension  Insurance  Company

•  YH  Finland  (in  Finnish)

•  Kapiteeli  PIc

•  Ilmarinen  Mutual  Pension  Insurance  Company

•  Tapiola  General  Mutual  Insurance  Company

•  Kesko

•  UPM

•  City  of  Espoo,  The  Technical  and  Environment  Services

•  Sponda  PIc

•  City  of  Tampere 

•  Local  Government  Pensions  Institution

•  Finnish  Council  of  Shopping  Centers

•  Finnish  Student  Housing  Ltd

•  City  of  Turku   

•  Finnish  Road  Administration



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