Thank you, Alejandro. Good afternoon, everyone. On Page Number 3 we start with the Argentina Business Center, speaking about shopping centers. Our stock in shopping centers got a little increase by the addition of Alto Comahue Shopping. Occupancy remains very high and stable at levels of 98.6%, almost 99%. Sales went up this quarter by 29% or 25.4% if we measure same-store sales. This was a weaker quarter than the previous one but this mainly has some effects on -- basically that we have the new prices after the devaluation, but without salaries that changed in the month of April so we see a change also in this declining of level of sales after this quarter. In terms of visitors, we increased the amount of visitors again in the same shopping and also by the inclusion of hydro power shopping. In the segment of office building on Page 4, we can see that we maintained our monthly list -- the price per square meter, but we see some reduction on occupancy, this is mainly explained by the oil and gas tenants they reduced their amount of sales, but this is the picture at the end of this quarter. And as of today we are seeing that we have all the little sales and this number would go back to the previous numbers that we had in previous quarters. And also at the level of IRSA Commercial Properties, we did a partial sale in September 2016 of about 6,000 square meters in the Torre InterContinental Plaza. This is about a 5.2% cap rate and we have a gain of ARS300 million of the total sale of ARS324 million. Also in February of this year we sold whole another floor on this building, also with the parking, the eight parking space and we sold for ARS41.5 million and recognize a gain of 38.6 million. We still have remaining in this tower about 6,000 square meters that are held for sale. On Page Number 5, we can see some numbers regarding the hotels -- we still have the three hotels. Occupancy went down a little bit but nevertheless because we try to maintain the average price per room ADR, we were able to increase revenues in pesos and also gross profit. So despite the devaluation and the loss on some part of occupation we were able to maintain the revenues. And I think this is after the devaluation now we are seeing our new trend of business people coming to the country and because of devaluation the country became little bit more cheap, we see a new trend of people visiting Argentina and we believe -- even though this is a small business the future looks a little bit better than it was in the past. On Page Number 6, we can see the sales that we have during these nine months in term of size we started with Dique IV. This was -- we sold this tower, it is 11,000 square meters. A total value of ARS649 million and if you look at the difference, the gain that we show it's for 587 so it is 9.5 book value. Also another sale in Maipú, a partial sale of 3,500 square meters approximately, we sold for a total of ARS123 million again book value to price is 8.5 times book value the price that we sold this unit. And the last one it's a piece of land in the Province of Santa Fe. We acquired this land some time ago with intention of doing the development. We didn’t do the development because we didn’t see the market yet, but we were able to sell this piece of land for ARS37 million, again 7.7 times book value and we kept some rights for future development in these piece of land. On Page Number 7, we announced during this nine months the start of construction, we didn’t start yet but we announced that we are going to start very soon the construction of Torre Catalinas, this is a tower in one of the best locations in Buenos Aires and best locations in the country. This is total G&A of 35,000 square meters, 30 floors, with 316 parking spaces, which will start during the next quarter and delivery is approximately by the end of 2019. So after the announcement we need to sell one we sold to an Argentinean a company that operates worldwide. We sold to them four floors for approximately ARS180 million, plus $12 million that will be paid during construction. After this we did an intercompany sale, we sold from IRSA to IRSA Commercial Properties 16,000 square meters as of G&A, we did parking unit which is about 14 floors, floors from 13 to 16 and 21 to 30, those that are in between, 17 to 20 are the ones the we saw to the other company. And the idea of IRSA Commercial Properties is to hold this floor for long-term list. The price that was paid was in two tranches, the first tranche was the land acquisition that IRSA Commercial Properties paid 455 million, approximately $1600 per square meters. And the construction will be -- and the remaining, the rest of the price will be subject to cost of construction. IRSA still has 14,000 square meters in its portfolio and the purpose is some to be leased, some to be for sale. Now talking a little bit about investments. Also it's still under the Argentina Business Centers, but it’s not in Argentina. This is the building in New York, the Lipstick Building. We can see here that occupation is going up, now we’re running at 95.1% that was at the end of the quarter. As of today we have listed out and we believe that we’re going to be very close to 97-98 for in the next quarter. The new agreement -- I mean we also see that the price per square foot has been growing recently but the growth is not that much when we see the whole tower that the last tenants that we signed are in the order of mid 80s per square meter as per square feet. And then here I'll make the comment again, price per square feet per year in compliance with the other ones, that is price per square meter per month. And the building also during these nine months got the LEED certificate, we got the Gold standard certificate so it’s best in environmental practices and we’re following this idea of getting LEED certificates also in other buildings in our portfolio. Talking about Condor, Condor Hospitality REIT as we have a proportion issue a new series of preferred B shares that will happen in March 16 with an injection of $30 million from a new partner StepStone. It’s an investor from the West Coast of the United States where they have some offices in New York. They injected $30 million with this new preferred series and we also converted our preferred C series into this preferred D. The idea of the cash that was -- that came into the company was to buyout to redeem the preference A and B, which already happened and to have some cash for new acquisitions. The preferred D’s have same queue points as the preferred C shares, but the preferred Ds are obliged to convert into commercials in the case of a new follow-on on the shares. So basically we’re very happy we got a partner in this company. The company has completely new team, new CEO and new CFO and new CAO. So new hotels under management and the portfolio is getting much better, so the company is really now under a lot of changes changed the headquarters from Omaha Nebraska to Washington D.C. And we can see also that the price in the share is also going up reflecting that the market is really looking at this company as back in the market. So now I introduce you to -- go back to Alejandro Elsztain.