Back to basics approach: the commercial real estate industry at the millennium

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The US commercial real estate market was adversely affected by recessionary forces towards the end of the 1980s, bounced back by the mid-1990s and has been growing briskly towards the end of the 1990s decade. While the business is highly cyclical, the most important lesson presented by the rebound of the commercial market in the 1990s is that the market downturn was not largely caused by poor real estate projects but rather by poor real estate practices. For the business to weather the next downturn, real estate professionals must adhere to sound, basic commercial property practices.

Real property

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Bankruptcy: The Ultimate Corporate Real Estate Improvement Tool

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Bankruptcy proceedings are opportunities to stay creditor actions, reorganize the business, re-appraise asset values, reduce property tax and improve return on assets through "denominator management."

Business Failures, Finance, Bankruptcy

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How commercial real estate caught up with technology

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The ways in which computer technology has significantly changed the practice of commercial real estate are considered. Commercial real estate must now seek to use technology more effectively.

Production management, Usage, Information technology

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