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# RC4: Property Geography

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**What is the portfolio's predominant location?**

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## Assessment Instructions

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<summary><strong>Intent</strong>: What is the purpose of this indicator?</summary>

Provide information on the entity's portfolio location. This indicator is used for reporting purposes only.

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<summary><strong>Input</strong>: How do I complete this indicator?</summary>

Select the predominant location in which the entity’s loans are located using the fraction of total unpaid principal balance. In order to select a location, at least 60% of the unpaid principal balance should be allocated to that location.

***Note:** The predominant country drop-down menu includes less granular options, such as sub-regions, regions, and "Globally Diversified".*

</details>

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<summary><strong>Validation</strong>: What evidence is required?</summary>

No evidence required.

</details>

## Scoring

This indicator is not scored.

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<summary><em>References</em></summary>

EPRA Best Practices Recommendations on Sustainability Reporting, 3rd version, September 2017: 5.7, Analysis-Segmental-Analysis

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