Congress warms to D.C. real estate group's message

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National Realty Committee (NCR) Pres and CEO Jeffrey D. DeBoer believes that the most significant happening for the real estate industry in 1998 was the return of the equilibrium in supply and demand for commercial real estate markets. He says that the NRC's major achievement for the year was improving legislators' perceptions about the industry. He also cites positive policy developments such as the reduction in capital gains tax and FCC's rejection of proposals to regulate the wiring buildings.

Officials and employees, Interview, DeBoer, Jeffrey D., National Realty Committee

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Reinventing corporate real estate and facilities

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Companies must develop new approaches to organizational structures and work processes to remain competitive. Corporate real estate and facilities managers must address the concept of change and related issues by shifting to customer-oriented business concepts. Managers must make a wholesale change in the way problems, solutions, techniques and even their own expertise are defined. New techniques include right-sizing, concentrating on core competencies, out-sourcing and partnering.

Methods, Management, Industry, Industries, Facility management, Facilities management

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