Property transformed

Article Abstract:

Both property owners and tenants believe that the main reason for refurbishing office buildings is to attract new tenants and boost yields, according to a survey of 326 senior property executives from major firms. The study, sponsored by refurbishment specialist Connaught Group, found that tenants thought that new IT needs of potential occupiers was a motive for refurbishment, while property owners tended to focus on the cost effective nature of refurbishment for attracting new tenants.

Industry Overview, Real estate industry, Surveys, Remodeling and renovation, Offices

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Property and low inflation

Article Abstract:

It is suggested that attitudes to property would change in response to low-inflation. The three reasons for this include: the fact that sustainable economic growth requires low inflation or price stability; low inflation is being sought worldwide by monetary authorities; and low inflation could have major implications for a variety of property market players. The entire speech delivered by Pen Kent to the Association of Property Banker's conference is given.

Management, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Inflation (Finance), Property, Inflation (Economics)

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